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
WLAN connection problems w. static IP
Hello, has anybody of you a working WLAN configuration _WITH_ static IP addresses in the Neo Freerunner ? It simply doesn't work for me or it has never been tested at all. If I uncheck the DHCP tick and enter a static IP address in the Internet -> WLAN ->Properties -> IP Settings it will be always reverted back to DHCP. The openmoko simply doesn't use the supplied static IP address. 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. Best Regards Thomas Pantzer ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
