Anyway, my problem is that the network comes up about a minute after the desktop does, this causes several problems not least of which being network shares failing to mount. It seems to have started after I was seeing if a wireless adapter I had would work (for no reason other than curiosity), and think it may be trying to bring up the wlan first causing the delay. I have found a file called wlan.conf shown below - the question is should I just comment out everything that isn't already? I have tried removiing the connection using the MCC but it doesn't appear to have helped. Is there something else I should look into?
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WLAN_DEVICES="wlan0"
# Below is the list of channels to scan, when we scan.
ChannelList="01:02:03:04:05:06:07:08:09:0a:0b:00:00:00"
# Below is the min and max time we linger on a channel during a scan.
ChannelMinTime=200
ChannelMaxTime=250
# And here we have the master scan toggle.
WLAN_SCAN=n
# if you want temporary files to go elsewhere, change this.
TMPDIR=/tmp
##########
# Note: To bind to a specific network, change the SSID to something different
# and create the file /etc/wlan/wlancfg-<SSID> with your network-
# specific settings. If this file is not present, the settings in
# /etc/wlancfg/wlancfg-DEFAULT are used.
#
# for example:
# SSID_wlan0="linux-wlan"
# This expects a file called "/etc/wlan/wlancfg-linux-wlan" to be present.
#
# Use a SSID of "" to associate with any network in range.
#########
SSID_wlan0=""
ENABLE_wlan0=y
#SSID_wlan1=""
#ENABLE_wlan1=n
#SSID_wlan2=""
#ENABLE_wlan2=nMandriva 2010.0 all current updates.KDE 4.3.5
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