wifi works:how to connect to hotspot,with console?alternative to wifi-wiz assistant?
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I boot 20x times the xp, get few missing debs, for squeeze.
man it s long
I got wifi radar working, wireless, the driver of my wifi.
Ok
I mean with ifconfig, I couldnt connect to the hotspot. I seems that /etc/init.d/networking restart
does only hte cable eth0 restarting, not hte eth1
I was thinking
kwlan, will be toooo too long
i have to get all deb packages of KDE-base and libs by hand for the website package debian, to get it. I wont make it
I got the kernel headers by hand too, that was pretty long ...
so let's try ceni, and read a bit this page.
i did wifi radar, and no way
it didnt work, t
i did hanged
Now it’s time to configure your connection. To do this issue the command:
iwconfig wlan0 essid NETWORK_ID key WIRELESS_KEY
Where NETWORK_ID is the ESSID of the network with which you want to connect and WIRELESS_KEY is the security key needed to connect to the wireless access point.
Note: iwconfig defaults to using a HEX key. If you want to use an ascii key you will have to add the “s:” prefix to your key like so:
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