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Trouble with BRCM 4313 b/g/n wireless on F17 in WPA2.

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http://forums.fedoraforum.org – Hi, I have a Samsung NP305-U1A laptop. It is an AMD Brazon E-450 machine with BRCM 4313 b/g/n wireless. When I tried the liveCD for Fedora 17 Beta-2 AMD64 on this machine, it failed to connect to my wireless router leaving me without wireless. I am able to see the access points in the neighbourhood on the Network Manager GUI, and also with iwlist wlan0 scan. The Network Manager keeps popping up the "type access phrase" dialog, and giving the correct WPA2 phrase does not work. My router is configured with broadcast ESSID and WPA2 personal, TKIP/AES. It works perfectly with my (HowTos)

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