Re: Question about NM icon]

[Gene Heskett <gene heskett verizon net>]

Dan Williams wrote:
> On Thu, 2006-10-12 at 06:38 -0500, Aaron Konstam wrote:
> > -
> >
> > On Wed, 2006-10-11 at 19:19 +0200, Tomasz Torcz wrote:
> > > On Tue, Oct 10, 2006 at 11:56:59AM -0700, Joshua L. Phillips wrote:
> > > > My University uses the same setup. Just click on the NM icon, select to 
> > > > connect to a new network, select "WPA2 Enterprise", and just enter the 
> > > > SSID and your identity/password. It should take care of the rest. (Works 
> > > > for me anyways...)
> > I have to ask this. In FC4 and FC5 there is no NM icon that I can find.
> > Where is this located and up to now I have connected without needing it
> > using nm-applet? Am I missing someting important?
>
> Hmm, icon?  /usr/bin/nm-applet is the applet you'd run of course.  There
> isn't a particular "icon" other than that, assuming you mean "program".
> NetworkManager should get run by as a service on startup,
> and /usr/bin/nm-applet should be run by default when you log in, or be
> in your login session startup items.
>
> Dan
Believe it or not, I ran this, and it worked, showing the wlan0 path as 
available, not checked, I did checkmark it, it switched, and I am now 
connected via my broadcom radio with the cat5 unplugged.  But what 
utility in init.d is in charge of starting this which then shows a bar 
graph on the tool bar next to the clock?  Or failing that, am I supposed 
to add it to my .bashrc?

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Cheers, Gene