On Tue, 11. Mar, Peter Humphrey spammed my inbox with 
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> > #Network configuration
> > config_WLAN1=( "192.168.178.25 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 
> 192.168.178.255" )
> > routes_WLAN1=( "default via 192.168.178.1" )
> > dns_servers_WLAN1=( "192.168.178.1" )
> > gateways_WLAN1=( "192.168.178.1" )
> 
> The key difference here is that you've defined variables for the SSID of the 
> network link, where I would have used (was using) the interface to which 
> that link is attached. /etc/conf.d/*.example don't make this clear at all.
That is autoconfiguration: When connected to the corresponding AP, it
automatically chooses the corresponding configuration. If you use routes_wlan0
and similar, it always uses these settings.
> > Also, I have a handy little script which ... stops the net.wlan0
> > initscript, unloads the iwl module and reloads the module. The initscript
> > automatically restarts.  
> 
> It doesn't restart automatically here.
That is strange. Have you, perchance, edited something in /etc/conf.d/rc
regarding the hot-/coldplugging services?

Regards,
Jan

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