64-Bit Wireless Help

Originally posted by weaner@Sep 29 2005, 12:42 AM
Glad to hear it's behaving as it should.
Just enter the WEP key in the box under passphrase then choose what kind of key it is and check the box, if you're using multiple keys you can assign them by clicking the 'WEP keys' icon, you'll also notice that the one you entered in the box is WEP key 0.
(This might be a little bit different for you as I'm using Super Suse and can't remember what 9.3's configure screen looked like)

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Everything went off without a hitch, except for one thing. I'm having the same problem again having to manually connect to my wireless internet via KInternet everytime I reboot the computer.

I setup wlan0 in YaST and iwconfig and still I'm having this problem.

Originally posted by mcrexx@Sep 30 2005, 01:12 AM
Everything went off without a hitch, except for one thing. I'm having the same problem again having to manually connect to my wireless internet via KInternet everytime I reboot the computer.

I setup wlan0 in YaST and iwconfig and still I'm having this problem.

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If you are only connecting to the one network then you can happily stop Kinternet from loading at startup and that should solve your problems. If you still want a network monitor then knemo is pretty good and is on the disks too.
Sorry I can't give you a fix for kinternet but I've never used it, perhaps somebody else will pop up with a better answer.