Helge Hafting wrote:
There is another problem though.
My homemade script uses "iwlist scan" in order to see
where the machine is (at home, at work, at friends/family house)
and then select the appropriate essid, key and other stuff.
Have you tried putting all the various networks into a config
Kelly Anderson wrote:
Thought I'd throw in a suggestion that you look into the iwlwifi
driver. Intel has moved on to the next "best thing". The iwl driver
doesn't require the stupid daemon (a big step). And my initial
impression is that it will probably support WEP/WPA more effectively.
Kelly Anderson 16:38 Fri 04 Jan
Thought I'd throw in a suggestion that you look into the iwlwifi driver.
Intel has moved on to the next "best thing". The iwl driver doesn't
require the stupid daemon (a big step). And my initial impression is that
it will probably supp
Helge Hafting wrote:
Joost Kraaijeveld wrote:
Hi,
I am running Debian Lenny on a Dell Vostro laptop which has a ipw3945
wifi card.
The card is recognised by the software and it even works somehow (I can
see all the wifi networks in my building using wifi-radar). But whatever
I do I cannot get
Joost Kraaijeveld wrote:
Hi,
I am running Debian Lenny on a Dell Vostro laptop which has a ipw3945
wifi card.
The card is recognised by the software and it even works somehow (I can
see all the wifi networks in my building using wifi-radar). But whatever
I do I cannot get a (DHCP) ip address
good evening Joost,
Looking at what packages you've installed, i don't see
firmware-ipw3945 which is also available in the debian repository. Hence
i don't know if it is essential to have it installed on the system
(apparently there is no dependency about it??). Well here i have things
to s
Hi Rovbert,
On Fri, 2007-10-12 at 09:12 +0200, robert caterina wrote:
> hy Joost,
>Could you be more explicit about the devices you possess? What
> kind of devices have you instaled from the inlet of telephone line? An
> ethernet box combined with a router-wifi or what else? What packages
hy Joost,
Could you be more explicit about the devices you possess? What
kind of devices have you instaled from the inlet of telephone line? An
ethernet box combined with a router-wifi or what else? What packages
related to networking have you installed on your laptop etc... We need
to know
Joost Kraaijeveld wrote:
Hi,
I am running Debian Lenny on a Dell Vostro laptop which has a ipw3945
wifi card.
The card is recognised by the software and it even works somehow (I can
see all the wifi networks in my building using wifi-radar). But whatever
I do I cannot get a (DHCP) ip address
On Thu, 2007-10-11 at 19:01 +0200, robert caterina wrote:
> hello,
> From the message of Joost, in which he says he uses a Zyxel AP (i
> suppose that it is a router + wifi combined device, perhaps behind a
> ethernet box from his F.A.I), i deduced that the system (the laptop)
> needs to have a
hello,
From the message of Joost, in which he says he uses a Zyxel AP (i
suppose that it is a router + wifi combined device, perhaps behind a
ethernet box from his F.A.I), i deduced that the system (the laptop)
needs to have a route to the interface having the dhcp service enabled
on it: in ge
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robert caterina wrote:
> Hy Joost,
> To get an IP adress for your laptop you must specify where it can
> find the dhcp server. You must include in the wireless stanza the IP
> adress of that server via an instruction: gateway (write the IP of
Hy Joost,
To get an IP adress for your laptop you must specify where it can
find the dhcp server. You must include in the wireless stanza the IP
adress of that server via an instruction: gateway (write the IP of
the dhcp server behind gateway.
Hope this helps!
--
robert caterina <[EMAIL
* Joost Kraaijeveld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-10-10 19:43:48 +0200]:
> The card is recognised by the software and it even works somehow (I can
> see all the wifi networks in my building using wifi-radar). But whatever
> I do I cannot get a (DHCP) ip address from my Zyxel AP which is using a
> WE
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