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How-To: Intel Wireless 4965 AGN with Ad-Hoc network + WEP
Published in www.debuntu.org - 20-06-2008
The Intel wireless card 4965 AGN does not work properly on ad-hoc networks since hardy and kernel 2.6.24 or around, network-manager can't get it to use the mode ad-hoc and a standard configuration like:
$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid myessid mode ad-hoc channel X key s:mykey13charss
$ sudo dhclient wlan0
will fail to get an ip except a long battle at dhclient'ing around.
I managed to get a process to get things working faster.
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