Version: 0.2-0.7.fc8.x86_64 (using KDE 4.0.3) Installed from: Fedora RPMs OS: Linux Got a WPA2-network with hidden ESSID configured. knetworkmanager has a saved connection for that network and detects it fine. It fetches the password and connects. In the popup in the bottom right corner of the screen it claims to be connected to "none". However, the network is connected fine. And clicking on the icon in the list of networks it shows up with the correct name as well. (PS: Although the packagename says "fc8" this is the latest version Fedora 9 ships with ...)
This bug here is referenced from Fedora as well: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=447089
Hmm, just noticed this knetworkmanager isn't shipped with Fedora 9. Actually there is no kde-frontend for it shipped because they seem to be waiting for the new release with Solid-backend. Strange ... So this knetworkmanager is from before my upgrade Fedora 8 -> 9. And for that it works fine :-)
They are waiting for any release with NM 0.7 support. We have just put KNM 0.7 into openSUSE 11.0 and I am sure Fedora will package it soon. Running KNM 0.2 with NM 0.7 won't work as you see.
NM 0.7 and KNM 0.2 seems to work "fine" here in general so far. Guess the dbus-protocol hasn't changed in its major parts?