I was not aware rc.conf was so sensitive to white space ...
I even think it shouldn't.
rc.conf script is run by /bin/sh, one can test syntax by typing :
/bin/sh
. /etc/rc.conf
set
Good luck.
Cheers,
Julian
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Hello everyone,
I'm doing my first FreeBSD install (10.0) on an old laptop with an Intel
3945 interface. During the install I already noticed strange behaviour
since the installer gave me a DHCP lease failed. The second time it
passed. FWIW, I installed with root on ZFS and the laptop has
Hi Chris cc wireless@
After reading quite some man pages, I finally have my laptop set up as
follows :
/etc/rc.conf :
ifconfig_wlan0 = ssid myssid
ifconfig_wlan0 =mode 11g
ifconfig_wlan0 =-bgscan
ifconfig_wlan0 = WPA DHCP
( I prefer wired nets only fumble with wireless when I must, but
Hi!
It's a shell script config file. You have multiple lines, they're
evaluated in order.
so effectively what you've put in is:
ifconfig_wlan0 = WPA DHCP
.. now, I suggest you just do that. Ie, you don't need the rest of
them anyway at least to get it working.
What's in the kernel log? Type
Adrian,
now I understand why I have to put everything on one line :)
I tried what you suggested (only WPA DHCP) and that what's the intial
install generated too. But in that case my wireless does not connect to
my ssid and keeps on scanning all channels and never connects ...
That's why I
Ok.
Just try it manually -
* comment out stuff from /etc/rc.conf and reboot
* ifconfig wlan0 create wlandev wpi0 -bgscan
* wpa_supplicant -i wlan0 -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
* ifconfig wlan0 list scan - you haven't pasted that here, so we have
no idea what APs it is seeing
then see.
If you
Yeah, that's the same problem at iwn - the firmware rejects any frames
being transmitted to 5ghz passive channels until a beacon is received.
It's likely some buffering in net80211 and/or the driver(s) is required.
It's not breaking regulatory - the NIC already scanned the channel and
heard a
(and please file a separate bug for the 5ghz problem with wpi, so I
can dump this into the bug.0
thanks!
-a
On 23 August 2014 14:02, Adrian Chadd adr...@freebsd.org wrote:
Yeah, that's the same problem at iwn - the firmware rejects any frames
being transmitted to 5ghz passive channels until
Hi,
Ther'es two separate problems; 5ghz transmit, and your connectivity
Oh, the third thing to try after all that manual stuff?
dhclient wlan0
Then see if it successfully gets an IP address.
-a
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Indeed,
I forgot about dhcp :(
If I do that, it works ok. What I did notice after 'dhclient wlan0' is
after a while the message :
dhclient [2628]: send_packet : No buffer space available
Chris
On 23-08-14 23:58, Adrian Chadd wrote:
Hi,
Ther'es two separate problems; 5ghz transmit, and your
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