On 7/23/09, Jeremy Chase jeremych...@gmail.com wrote:
David,
You are right. The way I laid out the example it would go back to
dlink. For the sake
of argument assume that I have also edited /etc/hostname.iwi0 dhcp
nwid attwifi, as that doesn't seem to work either.
But, what you are saying
Hi Guys,
My iwi interface works very well if I set it up with
/etc/hostname.iwi0, but if I change access points I can usually not
get onto a new network. For example, consider this scenario:
At location 1 with open AP 'dlink' available:
# echo dhcp nwid dlink /etc/hostname.iwi0
(reboot), and
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 03:06:25PM -0400, Jeremy Chase wrote:
Hi Guys,
My iwi interface works very well if I set it up with
/etc/hostname.iwi0, but if I change access points I can usually not
get onto a new network. For example, consider this scenario:
At location 1 with open AP 'dlink'
David,
You are right. The way I laid out the example it would go back to
dlink. For the sake
of argument assume that I have also edited /etc/hostname.iwi0 dhcp
nwid attwifi, as that doesn't seem to work either.
But, what you are saying to do is to use ifconfig to setup the network
connection
and
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