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[Ken Nelan <ken.nelan@xxxxxxxxx>]

*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 567016 ***
    https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/567016

@theUg,

Forgive me, I thought I added that I didn't think my post was a fix, but
it may help some out there who are able to "see" their network, but
unable to connect to it.  They may think it's a error with their
hardware when it may be a router issue.

Please do note, I say "may" be.  I am in no way making statements of
fact.   I am only saying I had an issue where I could not get my Toshiba
laptop's wireless (which has the 8192SE in it) to even find, let alone
use the wireless card.  I did update drivers, compiled drivers, updated
kernels, etc... everything suggested by all bug reports and forums.
When I could finally "see" my network I could not connect and thought it
was still an issue with my driver or with wpasupplicant.   Making the
change from WPA2 and WPA to just WPA allowed me to then connect into my
network.

I am merely suggesting that those who are able to "see" their network,
but are still unable to connect should at least "try" what I suggested.
For those who can not get their devices to work at all, then obviously
my suggestion is moot.  Perhaps I should have been clearer with my
suggestion.  Forgive me...  One is merely trying to help those who may
be in the same situation I was in.

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Realtek RTL8192SE WLAN Card Fails to work on Medion Akoya E1312 Netbook
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/401126
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