On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 2:31 PM, Juan Belmonte <[email protected]> wrote: > THANKS!!! > There is this new try: > Waiting for link-up on net0... failed: Not supported (0x3c1f6303) > And using command prompt: > gPXE> iwstat > net0: 00:c0:02:00:02:41 on PCI04:00.0 (open) > [Link:down, TX:0 TXE:0 RX:0 RXE:1] > [Link status: Not supported (0x3c1f6303)] > [RXE: 1 x "Input/output error (0x1d504039)"] > [802.11 not associated, Ch:12 Sig:14/40 dB, Qual:0% Rate:1Mbps] > [associating...] > gPXE> iwlist > Scanning for networks on net0: Invalid argument (0x1c19e002) > > Under Freenas(FreeBSD) this machine has good wifi signal in the same > location. > Any idea?
First of all, you should grab the command prompt *before* gPXE tries to do DHCP, waits for link-up, etc. If you come to it afterwards an "ifclose net0" will restore it to the before-state. "iwlist" doesn't work when the interface is trying to associate. Your problem seems to be a lack of WPA support in the gPXE you downloaded. You might not be trying to connect to a WPA-enabled network, but if there's one near you with good signal strength, gPXE may be choosing it automatically. You'll need to "set net0/ssid" the SSID you want for it to work. If you *are* trying to connect to a WPA-enabled network, you need a gPXE image with WPA support. This will probably require another rom-o-matic patch to make CRYPT_80211_WEP, CRYPTO_80211_WPA, CRYPTO_80211_WPA2 configurable. -- Josh _______________________________________________ gPXE mailing list [email protected] http://etherboot.org/mailman/listinfo/gpxe
