On Sun, Jul 6, 2014 at 7:13 PM, jubishop <[email protected]> wrote:
> thanks Robert,
>
> the auto line is actually also there on my post, right above the
> allow-hotplug. i thought maybe they didn't play well together so i've also
> tried just one and just the other.
>
> it's currently working again but i'm not sure why this time it started up
> and for now i think i'll just abuse the fact that linux normally doesn't
> reboot to avoid this issue for as long as possible. :)
>
> i've ordered the UWN100 adapter that seems more widely recommended (altho
> mostly for angstrom from what i read). i'm hoping maybe that works better.
>
> i may be accidentally identifying correlation where there's only randomness
> but this last time i got it recognized by booting to the edimax (which it
> always recognizes upon boot but never actually gets many packets through),
> and then pulling it out and using the allow-hotplug option to pop the KEEBOX
> in, and then it got recognized and actually works consistently. that's a
> silly solution, but since this is just a device for my own uses, i'll stick
> with it if it works.
auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhcp
wpa-ssid PUTYOURNETWORKNAMEHERE
wpa-psk PUTYOURPASSWORDHERE
Btw, "wpa-psk" isn't your ssid' password, it's the text generated from:
wpa_passphrase SSID PASSWORD
network={
ssid="SSID"
#psk="PASSWORD"
psk=c2161655c6ba444d8df94cbbf4e9c5c4c61fc37702b9c66ed37aee1545a5a333
}
Not sure which you used, but just encase, you used your wifi's password...
Regards,
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