Re: [Open1x-xsupplicant] "Unable to locate any network adapters in your system."

[Chris H. <ch...@op...>]

Thomas,

It looks like that IOCTL 0000 error is the culprit, however probably not 
in the way most people would think.

The first thing the supplicant engine does when it starts up is make a 
request to the open1x protocol driver to list all of the interfaces that 
it knows about in the system.   IOCTL 0x00000000 is called repeatedly, 
and should return one interface in the machine each time it is called.  
This IOCTL  is indicating that there are no interfaces that it is aware 
of in the machine.

So, there are a few of things that could be going on.

1. The open1x driver isn't running.   This is easy enough to determine 
by dropping to a command line prompt, and running "sc query open1x".   
If it shows stopped, or shows some other error, then that is the problem.

2.  The open1x driver isn't bound to any interfaces on the machine.  If 
you go in to Control Panel, then select "Network and Internet" then 
"Network and Sharing Center", then on the left side of the panel there 
should be a link to "Change adapter settings".  Then, double click each 
of the interfaces, click "Properties".  In the section of the window 
that says "This connection uses the following items:", make sure that 
"Open1X 802.1X Protocol Layer" is listed, and checked.   If it isn't, 
try uninstalling the supplicant, and reinstalling it to see if it shows up.

3. Something might be installed that is hijacking the IOCTLs.   Is there 
any kind of card specific client utility that is installed?  If so, you 
might try disabling it, or uninstalling it.

If none of this works, can you send me the output of "sc query", and "sc 
query type= driver"  (The space after the type= is required.)


On 12/8/2010 12:14 AM, Thomas Wunder wrote:
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> any news?
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> Thanks!
>   Tom
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