On 24/04/16 09:23, Graham Jenkins wrote: > With OpenBSD, one can completely configure a wireless interface by creating a > file like: > > == /etc/hostname.urtw0 > nwid 'My SSID' > wpakey my_key > dhcp > == > > This is Really Neat if you are using USB wifi dongles .. it will only get > actioned when you insert a 'urtw0' dongle. > And you can have a similar file called /etc/hostname.urtwn0 which will only > get actioned when you insert a 'urtwn0' dongle. > No wpa_supplicant file, no entries for wpa_supplicant or dhclient in > /etc/rc.local! > > So one should be able to use a similar syntax in a NetBSD > /etc/interface.urtw0 file. How can one accomplish this? > > Graham J.
Have a look at the -M option in wpa_supplicant(8). You'll need NetBSD-current. http://netbsd.gw.com/cgi-bin/man-cgi?wpa_supplicant++NetBSD-current You can use something like this (in rc.conf): wpa_supplicant_flags="-B -M -i iwn* -c /etc/wpa_supplicant_iwn.conf -M -i iwi* /etc/wpa_supplicant_iwi.conf" -- youri
