This is to apologize to Joe Zagar.  Although I was saying above that it
seems his information solved my problem though I still wondered why, Joe
took it that I was doubting his veracity.  Nothing could be further from the
truth.  Without his help I would probably be bald now.  I was hoping someone
with a similar experience could explain why/how WiFi Radar caused a
conflict.

After some further reading today I am wondering if both WiFi Radat and
NetworkManager manipulate /etc/network/interfaces and maybe they stomp on
each other.  Anyone?

On 3/22/07, Dazed_75 <lthielster@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I have it working now (I think), and thought I would give an update for
> closure.
>
> There are several bug reports and a lot of material on the web about
> wpasupplicant not working for WEP protocal.  Apparently somewhere along the
> road ubuntu began installing NetworkManager by default and it began using
> version 0.6?) of wpasupplicant.  Whatever of the many differing opinions
> and fixes published on the web, it seems this was a fatal combination to
> many WEP users and resulted in bug reports, "fixes", and work-arounds.  As
> usul, there differed greatly and some were dated.
>
> I tried a number of the solutions with no success.  I believe I backed
> them all out completely.  Finally, I threw in the towel and began switching
> to WPA.  But then that did not work either.  Back to WEP so at least the
> TiVo unitstill worked.
>
> I have used WiFi Radar for a long time on my other laptop.  But Joe Zagar
> told me it messed him up royally so I uninstalled it from the new machine.
> That did not seem to help immediately, but later when I restarted for a
> different reason, I found I was connected to my WEP based network.  So it
> APPEARS that WiFi Radar was my culprit, but I do not feel comfortable with
> that as a conclusion.  Anyone have a related experience?
>
>
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