I'm using the ipw3945 driver, and updating to udev-109-r1 broke wireless, that is, I was unable to associate with any AP (no errors what-so-ever), either using plain wireless-tools or wpa_supplicant. Reverting to udev-109 solved it. I've done a lot of debugging tests, including installing the new iwlwifi driver, and as soon as I reverted udev and reinstalled ipw3945 wpa associated..
I found something that may be interesting: issuing a "udevstart" command actually makes wireless work again. Not even "modprobe ipw3945 -r && modprobe ipw3945" does that..
Sounds strange. Only change between udev-109 and udev-109-r1 is in build system: 1. Make it respect normal CFLAGS: + epatch ${FILESDIR}/${P}-respect-CFLAGS.diff + 2. Use emake instead of make - # Do not work with emake - make \ + emake \ EXTRAS="${extras}" \ If you are sure it works with udev-109, then try to modifiy udev-109-r1 in either of these two places. I suggest to first try what happens if you add "-j1" to emake resulting in + emake -j1 \ EXTRAS="${extras}" \ and re-emerge udev-109-r1.
Apparently recompiling udev-109-r1 solved it (?), but I seem to still get random glitches.. My CFLAGS are as follows: "-march=nocona -O3 -pipe". Wireless framework is a bit unstable now, so I'll test it a bit more thoroughly before blaming udev :) Marked as invalid for now, I'll reopen if I can confirm it. Thanks!
