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On Sat, Apr 28, 2012 at 6:10 AM, Morgan Gangwere indr...@earfolds.comwrote:
This, friends, is how you do it.
Good idea using a simple shell script. Can we get it for future escapades?
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W.A. Garrett Weaver wrote:
Thanks everyone, I actually got a script right now (as a work around) that
pings our router, and if it doesn't get a successful packet transmission,
it cycles through ifdown and ifup until it gets a successful ping.
A simple ping is not enough; ping returns
Thanks everyone, I actually got a script right now (as a work around) that
pings our router, and if it doesn't get a successful packet transmission,
it cycles through ifdown and ifup until it gets a successful ping.
I have a school project involving this, I have to do a lot of other things
for it
This, friends, is how you do it.
Good idea using a simple shell script. Can we get it for future escapades?
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Angstrom users:
Is there a way to configure angstrom to automatically reconnect to wifi if
the wifi signal falls out of range or becomes unavailable?
Of course you can do this your self, manually, with
ifdown wlan0
ifup wlan1
But that doesn't work so well in embedded systems where a user
Look at wicd. It has a client server model and works well for this
application. Clients can be curses based too.
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W.A. Garrett Weaver wrote:
Angstrom users:
Is there a way to configure angstrom to automatically reconnect to wifi if
the wifi signal falls out of range or becomes unavailable?
Of course you can do this your self, manually, with
ifdown wlan0
ifup wlan1
But that doesn't work so well in
