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I've installed netcfg2 to use wpa on my ralink rt2500 card..i've the config in /etc/network.d/wpa.conf
i can connect to my wlan if i change into that directory and run netcfg2 wpa.conf
it dont works if iam in home and run netcfg2 /etc/network.d/wpa.conf
how to automatical bring up my wpa wlan?
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It's all here:
Matt
"It is very difficult to educate the educated."
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i've read this but i dont get it how to setup my rc.conf
i put
interfaces(wirelessral autowireless) into the rc.conf but it dont work..
and i dont know how to tell rc.conf that it should use my /etc/network.d/wpa.conf configuration to start netcfg2 with it
my wpa.conf is this
CONNECTION="wirelessral"
INTERFACE=ra0
SCAN="yes"
SECURITY="wpa"
ESSID="censored"
KEY="censored"
IP="dhcp"
it is in /etc/network.d/wpa.conf
i dont understand the wiki article how to setup this, thats why i ask here in the forum
it works when i
cd /etc/network.d/
netcfg2 wpa.conf
but i dont want to do this each time i restart the computer
greets
Last edited by temnozor (2008-08-15 20:49:29)
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Ensure that net-profiles is in your rc.conf DAEMONS=() line.
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means i've to put this line
DAEMONS=(net-profiles)
into /etc/rc.conf?
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Add "net-profiles" to the existing DAEMONS line in rc.conf. This line determines which daemons/services are started on boot.
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ok i've net-profiles in my daemon line
but still no wlan network...
i think i've to tell to network deamon where my wpa.conf is and that he should bringup my network
but how?
something like
ifconfig eth0 dhcp in rc.conf
Last edited by temnozor (2008-08-15 21:19:18)
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To quote the wiki more fully:
To have the network be connected on boot, add the profile-name to the NETWORKS=() line in rc.conf, eg: NETWORKS=(home).
Ensure that net-profiles is in your rc.conf DAEMONS=() line.
So, in rc.conf:
NETWORKS=(wpa.conf)
(...)
DAEMONS=(... net-profiles)
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yes i've found it out meanwhile thx for the help
i had "NETWORKS=(wirelessral)"
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