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>> Hi list,
>>
>> since no one seemed to know how I could get my
>> dlink 520 to retain its config after boot I decided
>> to go about it in another way.
>
>I remember seeing your original post, but can't find an copy
>anywhere. Are you using the wlan-ng drivers? When using a
>full install, the configuration is of wlan-ng cards are handled
>via /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng and /etc/pcmcia/wlan-ng.opts. Not sure
>if that will help in your case.
I am using the hostap_pci.o module, so nope this doesn't help me much.
>
>> I would like to make some iwconfig calls during each boot.
>> mainly :
>>
>> iwconfig wlan0 mode managed
>> iwconfig wlan0 essid default
>>
>> What would be the correct or best place to do this?
>> /etc/interfaces doesn't seem to work since I need
>> to add the wlan0 later on to a bridge.
>
>I am probably being dense and overlooking something obvious, but
>why is it that the "up command" iface option doesn't work? Is it
>some sort of timing or sequence issue?
Brad, I will refrain myself from commenting on the fact that you think
your being dense ;-). But this part actually solved my problem, I
did try that prior to sending my first mail, but on looking up what I
had done exactly to put it in my reply I noticed I made a typo in my interfaces
file.
iface wlan0 inet static
addres ...
masklen 24
up iwconfig ...
Notice the one s in addres, once I fixed that everythank worked like a charm.
Kim "feeling a little dense myself now"
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