Minutes of Power in 9.1.0 meeting
John Gilmore
gnu at toad.com
Thu Dec 25 03:19:37 EST 2008
> along similar lines an issue I have been seeing with the network screen
> (but haven't gotten around to reporting). my home access point is
> encrypted and sometimes I can reconnect to it without a problem, but
> sometimes it acts as if it's never been connected to before (asking me for
> the encryption key). I've had to resort to printing the key and keeping it
> with me (not convienient or good for security). is this a known issue? is
> there anything I can do to help track down the issue?
I see this all the time, too. There are some known bugs with encrypted
access points, but I don't know if this one is clearly reported. Wireless
is *so* hard to debug, the programmers can never get to the location where
it actually fails repeatably -- and when it's failing, the laptop is by
definition off the net, so they can't login to it remotely to debug it.
Very frustrating. Access points with encryption have *never* worked
reliably on the XO. I guess the programmers in Cambridge had better
turn off their open access point, or it'll never be solved.
Like the memory freezeups, I just assume that everyone is seeing this
and nobody cares to work on it.
John
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