On Thursday 27 December 2007, Adinda Praditya wrote:

On Dec 17, 2007 9:39 AM, Matt T. wrote:

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- Install the rt2x00 module for your kernel; probably a reboot is helpful after that

- do not load ndiswrapper, unload it if needed, and make sure it does not get loaded when rebooting. This might not matter as long as you have no win drivers for the DWL-G122 installed, but better be sure, and you won't need them anyway.

I'll start it over with the installation, so there's no ndiswrapper module loaded and i got a clear and fresh install. Since some one told me his success setting the same device, i compiled the rt73 driver (i used the daily CVS http://rt2�00.serialmonkey.com/rt73-cvs-daily.tar.gz), set it up with knetworkmanager and finally got the device worked.

I don't know why, suddenly i went off line, the "act" led went off (the link is still on without blinking). I tried to restart the network service it stuck, the restarting process got hang. And so does the KDE applet (knetworkmanager).

I re-pluged the device it went back normal but only for a few minutes. I tried to configure the network using traditional ifup (using YAST), I still get the same problem, it only allow me to online for several minutes.

What should i check? Did i install the incorrect driver? Any idea what happened? One more thing, When i compiled the driver, the device was plugged (I forgot to unplug it). Is this mean something?

Thanks,

Adinda P

I had a similar occasional freeze at one out of 2 wireless networks I use. I had to disable and enable again wirelss, or even to completely restart networkmanager, dunno anymore. However before I could investigate further, the problem disappeared. There is a chance that my regular upgrades to the latest SuSE released software, including the kernel, did make the problem go away without further effort :) Sorry to have no other advice, it just works and works. Matt -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org