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Thread: Ubuntu Connects to Wireless Network Very Slowly

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i tried posting on dell support page have not yet received response

dell mini 9, contains broadcom bcm4312 802.11b/g (rev 01), connects work's hidden, wpa enterprise network slowly.

while windows partition takes couple seconds connect, ubuntu takes on couple minutes.

case in home network.

think problem lies somewhere in gnome network manager. tried switching wicd , connect faster home network (within few seconds). unfortunately, cannot connect hidden wpa enterprise network @ job wicd.

there setting can change in networkmanager allows faster connections wireless networks? alternatively, there network manager allow me both speed , accessibility hidden, secured network?



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