Tried connecting, still nothing.
I can however tell you that every time, the wifi DID see a network, did pickup on my SSID, tried to connect - even the router received the MAC adress of the EEE. So there is clearly some communication between both.
Also, everytime, it would try to connect, then ask me for a password. When I put it in, the password was a simple 8-letter word. However, everytime it could not connect, the windowed request comes back, and I see more black spots then before -- so I check the "show letters" checkbox and I see that the pass is now in HEX value.
I went back to the router, changed the security level and went to WPA personal-only -- it's not specified exactly if this is TKIP, but this is what I'm led to believe. As soon as I took off the AES-level security from the router, BOOM -- the EEE connected!
This looks to me like the problem is related to AES security. Not sure how I would adress it, but I figured you could use the info at the very least. Hope this helps.
I'm not too familiar with all that's been posted here previously, but -- following up on the lastest posts, I can say this much.
-Have a Asus EEEPC 901, with Ubuntu Netbook Remix Jaunty.
-Have a D-Link DIR-625.
Here's stuff I did:
-follow these instrcutions to a T: https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ network- manager/ +bug/339891/ comments/ 114
-afterwards, updated to an array.org kernel, though I mot sure how to check the version I got.
Tried connecting, still nothing.
I can however tell you that every time, the wifi DID see a network, did pickup on my SSID, tried to connect - even the router received the MAC adress of the EEE. So there is clearly some communication between both.
Also, everytime, it would try to connect, then ask me for a password. When I put it in, the password was a simple 8-letter word. However, everytime it could not connect, the windowed request comes back, and I see more black spots then before -- so I check the "show letters" checkbox and I see that the pass is now in HEX value.
I went back to the router, changed the security level and went to WPA personal-only -- it's not specified exactly if this is TKIP, but this is what I'm led to believe. As soon as I took off the AES-level security from the router, BOOM -- the EEE connected!
This looks to me like the problem is related to AES security. Not sure how I would adress it, but I figured you could use the info at the very least. Hope this helps.