Bugzilla – Bug 751
Driver seems to require manual scans
Last modified: 2005-10-25 19:29:16
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I have a generic Intel IPW2200 miniPCI card. I upgraded to ipw2200 1.0.6, and I had the oddest problem. I started the driver, waited for it to find my nearby Linksys WRT54G access point, and lo, it did not, for a bit. I attempted an iwlist scanning, and lo, the AP was detected. I thought nothing of it, at the time. This has become the normal behavior on boot, even if I build from the sources on this site, and not using a Gentoo ebuild. Often, after the initial detection, the card will not detect new access points until another manual iwlist scanning. Is this expected behavior, or a bug?
Could you please start your driver with "modprobe ipw2200 debug=0x43fff" and repeat the steps you have experienced, then post your dmesg here? Thanks
Created an attachment (id=493) [details] fix patch
(In reply to comment #1) > Could you please start your driver with "modprobe ipw2200 debug=0x43fff" and > repeat the steps you have experienced, then post your dmesg here? > > Thanks The level of dmesg output is rather excessive, though I'll post it if it is somehow still troublesome. The above patch resolves my difficulties nicely. Thank you. Was there a reason for the behavior change?
(In reply to comment #3) > Was there a reason for the behavior change? No, it's a bug. Fixed in our git now.
Verify on 2200 V1.0.8, fm 2.4, kernel 2.6.13.
Verified fixed. on 2.6.13 1.0.8 fw 2.4.