Re: WLAN connection problems w. static IP
On Sunday, June 03, 2012 10:07:56 PM Neil Jerram wrote: > If my reading of the QtMoko source is correct, QtMoko simply uses > 'udhcpc' to do client-side DHCP. So what you've described may be a > known bug with the Debian squeeze version of udhcpc (which is part of > busybox). > > Therefore, you might like to: > > - see if you can reproduce the same problem with Debian squeeze udhcpc, > running independently of QtMoko > > - investigate if that problem has since been fixed in busybox upstream > > - build and install a modified busybox package that adds that udhcpc > fix. Yes and it would be also nice if you could try connect to your router from command line. Something like: iwfconfig essid eth0 your_ap_essid udhcpc eth0 and you can also try with dhclient: iwfconfig essid eth0 your_ap_essid dhclient eth0 Regards Radek ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
Re: WLAN connection problems w. static IP
Thomas Pantzer writes: > I can't use DHCP with my home network since my DHCP server > refuses to send IP address to clients that send too short > request. This is another bug in the QtMoko. According to > the RFC a DHCP-request needs to be padded up to 300 chars. If my reading of the QtMoko source is correct, QtMoko simply uses 'udhcpc' to do client-side DHCP. So what you've described may be a known bug with the Debian squeeze version of udhcpc (which is part of busybox). Therefore, you might like to: - see if you can reproduce the same problem with Debian squeeze udhcpc, running independently of QtMoko - investigate if that problem has since been fixed in busybox upstream - build and install a modified busybox package that adds that udhcpc fix. Regards, Neil ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
