Wireless fail
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Wireless didn't load at startup
	Fix attempt: write 'wl' line to /etc/modules
	Commands to use
		[# lshw -C network] - Checks network hardware info [# modprobe wl] - 
	Loads supposed wireless driver [# modprobe -r wl] - Removed supposed 
	wireless driver Temporary fix: suspend; switch wireless adapter off; wake up; switch wireless adapter on.
	Fixes attempted in <http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=963978&page=12>
		Run [# /etc/init.d/networking restart]
		Run [# modprobe -r b43 b44 wl]; [# modprobe wl]; [# ifconfig eth1 up]; [# ifconfig eth0 up]; [# iwlist scan]
		All fix attemtps failed.
	Revise the wake-up scripts to see if something interesting is found.
	dmesg says "sky eth0: enabling interface"
	Ubuntu 10.04 update 2010-04-02-1246 seems to have fixed the problem
		Nope... didn't. It just installed kernel 2.6.32-19
	borschty@irc.freenode.net suggestion: Use dbus
		Open d-feet
		connect to session bus org.gnome.SessionManager
		Run GetInhibitors
			GetInhibitors gives ./Inhibitor5
			gnome-osd-event-bridge.desktop -> App5
			Ran again, and gave ./Inhibitor7
				Client7 has PID 2184L; gnome-panel has PID 2184
		for PROCESS in $(pgrep -u wolter); do echo $PROCESS; done
	Bug seems to be associated to nm-applet:
		[# iwlist scan] does scan networks around, even when the nm-applet says wireless is not usable.
		Tried to connect with wpa_supplicant (see attachment 1)
		Reported bug <>
	Upon updates of 10.04.04, network loaded fine. See dmesg (attachment 2)
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	Again, updates screwed it all up again. Kernel 2.6.32-21
	Trying this: turn off wireless, wait 10 s, turn wireless on, wait 10 seconds to see if nm has started loading the networks, if not, post output to this forum thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1018216&highlight=wireless+startup
