bash has network connection, kde has not ? ...

[scaphilo]

When i use the network with bash i can connect to all kind of server. when i try to surf on kde it does not work. I try to connect trough WLAN. The onboard Mainboard-Network-Controller is not really supported in 2.6.20 kernel i think.

Ah by the way the knetworkmanager recognizes the ssid of the WLAN i want to connect but it always crashes (at 28%) when i try to connect to it.

The only thing i remarked, is that the Network-Controller is called ra1 (never saw that before) might that be a problem?

relevant Hardware:
- Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 (2130) Dual Core, Sockel 775, Intel, 2MB Cache, 1066MHz FSB
- ASUS Extreme EN7950GT/HTDP, 512MB GDDR3 RAM, GeForce 7950GT
- Linksys WMP54GR-EU: WLAN PCI-Adapter, RangeBooster, 54Mbps, WEP, WPA
- ASUS P5B-PLUS VISTA, ATX, Intel P965, FSB 1066MHz, Intel S775, 4xDDR2 800/667 MHz, PCI-E, Core2Duo

Can you tell me where i could find some information about this problem (logfiles or whatever i don't know where to look for them)

Perhaps you can help me with this problem

thanks for try ;-)
scaphilo

[cafeina]

Re: konsole has network connection, kde does not ?

When i use the network with bash

What do you mean? Also, if you can ping an external addres (google, kernel.org or whatever else), then you can also reach these addresses using a gui browser (konqueror, firefox, etc.).

i can connect to all kind of server. when i try to surf on kde it does not work. I try to connect trough WLAN. The onboard Mainboard-Network-Controller is not really supported in 2.6.20 kernel i think.[/quote]

If your controller appears in the iwconfig output (see below - ra1) this means that either it is supported directly, or drivers have been installed for it.

Ah by the way the knetworkmanager recognizes the ssid of the WLAN i want to connect but it always crashes (at 28%) when i try to connect to it.

I've seen this when my Access Point was hidden (i.e. SSID Broadcast off). After switching SSID Broadcast on, I can connect with no problema at all. The solution to this is to install newer Wireless Tools - v. 29.

The only thing i remarked, is that the Network-Controller is called ra1 (never saw that before) might that be a problem?

your Network controller is called ra1, because it is based on some Ralink chipset. Try

lspci -vv

. can you supply output of this command? Also

dmesg

might be useful.

relevant Hardware:
- Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 (2130) Dual Core, Sockel 775, Intel, 2MB Cache, 1066MHz FSB
- ASUS Extreme EN7950GT/HTDP, 512MB GDDR3 RAM, GeForce 7950GT
- Linksys WMP54GR-EU: WLAN PCI-Adapter, RangeBooster, 54Mbps, WEP, WPA
- ASUS P5B-PLUS VISTA, ATX, Intel P965, FSB 1066MHz, Intel S775, 4xDDR2 800/667 MHz, PCI-E, Core2Duo

Can you tell me where i could find some information about this problem (logfiles or whatever i don't know where to look for them)

Please supply the following:

1)

lspci -vv

2)

dmesg

3)

lsmod

[scaphilo]

Re: bash has network connection, kde has not ? ...

thx for reply

i recognized that when knetworkmanager is not started during login the problem is not existent. so knetworkmanager must be the problem.

as soon is i solved an other problem (with my nvidia grafic-card :-)) ill post some log-files so that we can have a look at them.

What do you mean? Also, if you can ping an external addres (google, kernel.org or whatever else), then you can also reach these addresses using a gui browser (konqueror, firefox, etc.).

thats exactly what happend (but i only tried konqueror because i could not download firefox at this time)

thx again for help ... ill post the logs later

scaphilo