Intel 2200 Chipset Connect Issues

I installed the ipw2200-fw, and then removed/added the module as root - which shows up when i run $ lsmod.
Initially I couldn't even see the card, and that was fixed with the fw being installed, and the modules added.
I tried setting up the connection manually, but nothing I did with netcfg or wpa_supplicant worked at all.
I installed various gui interfaces like NetworkManager (which I think is now running , , , ), as well as wicd, etc.
None of them could connect to the card at all or see any info about it / APs / etc.
I installed wifi-select and it was able to generate and save a config file for me with netcfg.
When i run
$ sudo netcfg profile_name
I get this error:
n180211: driver does not support athentication/association or connect commands
then the connection fails. Can anyone offer suggestions as to the next steps I should take in getting my wifi card configured?
Are there programs like network manager that I should remove or entries from /etc/rc.conf?
my config generated is:
CONNECTION="wireless"
ESSID="name"
INTERFACE="eth1"
DESCRIPTION="Automatically generated profile"
SCAN="yes"
IP="dhcp"
TIMEOUT="10"
SECURITY="wpa"
KEY="password"
and my AP is WPA2
DISCLAIMER - I have been through the wiki for the past 2 days and have searched the forums for everything with ipw2200 or intel 2200.
Last edited by highway (2012-08-07 00:44:39)

Add WPA_DRIVER="wext" to the profile. If that won't work, you'll need to connect manually with wpa_supplicant with debug output.

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The mifi 2200 does connect wirelessly but it has limited connectivity status and the internet is not accessible.
The other oddity is whether I have the mifi 2200 directly connected thru the USB cable or wireless I am unable to connect to the device's IP address.
I can't figure out if it is a device issue or configuration issue.
I am presently waiting for tech support to call me back. 1.5 hours last night with tech support was no help.
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PDCLarry, Good know that I should not be able to get to the mifi's console if I have the device tethered.
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Persistent WiFi/AirPort connectivity issues

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Have you tried connecting directly to your router with an Ethernet cable to see if wired performance is significantly better than wireless? I don't see any other inexpensive solutions.
Spending several hundred dollars or more to upgrade your home router and adding RAM and a new hard drive two-year-old computer is certainly cheaper than buying a new computer outright, but it DOES NOT give you any guarantee of the faster online and video performance you seek.
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> {quote:title=TomDexter wrote:}{quote}
> Intel page provides the Wlan driver for this WLan card and its v16.7.0 for Win 8.1
I just checked the page you linked to, but it recommends that laptop users obtain their drivers from their OEM rather than from Intel.
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> {quote:title=TomDexter wrote:}{quote}
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Dear Lenovo Support and all others,
I am posting this in hope that someone can help with my problem and also to share my unpleasant experience with a new Lenovo product.
Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon
Model: 20A8A00VSG
OS: Windows 7 Pro 64bit
Purchase date: 27th February 2014
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NOTE: MIGHT? The support staff doesn't even know for sure whether there is an upgrade available.
3. Rebooting my computer, the wireless card or the hotspots does not solve the problem. It might work for a shortwhile before it reverts back to it's non working state or stops working again once I reboot the system.
I am really unhappy with the purchase so far. It's actually a good laptop per se when all is working, but without internet access, it is pretty much like a dead fish. And thats 90% of the time.
Like I said, this problem has been happening since day one and I've tolerated it long enough.
I hope someone can help me with this problem.
Thanks all.
UPDATE - 3/24/2014
I borrowed an ASUS Wireless USB adapter from a friend and installed it on the laptop. Lo and behold there are no connectivity issues to my iPhone wireless hotspot.
INTEL DUAL BAND WIRELESS AC 7260 - NO CONNECTION/LIMITED ACCESS
ASUS USB N10 WIRELESS ADAPTOR - CONNECTIVITY AND INTERNET ACCESS
I think this narrows it down to the software/hardware in the computer....

Hi, all
there is an issue bugged driver or even card firmware related. Intel confirmed that. Wait some time for the new release.
For the test purpose only disable 2,4 ghz band support and switch to 5 ghz. N-band seems unstable so switch to G-band. As the Linux users report the same issue it's firmware bug basically.
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Hi RF_Boy,
It can also be useful to run the Combo Update for your type of Mac http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/
Sometimes it can pay to reinstall Quicktime over the top
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/mac.html
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