Jussi Peltola wrote:

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> Sadly I am forced to use WPA so I am back to Linux and the buggy ralink

> driver on my ThinkPad X22, which does support APM :(

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> Oh - and to answer your question, not that I know of. Sorry.

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FreeBSD supports wireless WPA if you have to use one. Their ral driver

is OK. If you are using WPA on your private network you are fooling

yourself. Get the OpenVPN going. If you need WPA for the public access

that is absurd.
The university where I work requires WPA for WiF which kind a funny

because it is public Internet access so I do not know what they are

trying to accomplish by it as 50 000 people have WPA key.
I decided just bring to my office an old PIII which runs OpenBSD and

keep my laptop at home.

They also require from me to use Cisco 3000 VPN to access class roster

but they do not supports OpenBSD.

So I had very "hard" time to install Cisco client from package

depository and extract group password from their

windows pcf file using tools available on the internet.
Now I am running "secure" Cisco 3000 client and they can sleep peacefully.
Best,

Predrag