I have a windows-laptop that I am bout to convert to Linux. The problem is that my only web-connection is through a LAN that uses 802.1x authorization for access, and hence I have no access to the network before I have authorized. That means, I cannot download what I need to make XSupplicant compile correct, or work out problems and bugs durion installation through donwloading lib's and HOWTO's as I go. And it is hopeless to boot into Windows everytime I need something.
Is there a Linux distribution I can install that has XSupplicant integrated, so that I can get access to net directly after installation?
I request the XSupplicant authorizer, because that's the one my University gives configuration scripts for (that I can insert directly in the .conf file). Another authorizer would (probably?) mean too much work to get everything set up. I have never configured an 802.1x access authorization before.
Anyone in possession of this knowledge
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/fluX
