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Greetings all! Im using the most current Arch Distro x86_64, DE kdemod4 (dunno if that makes a difference). Im trying to get my network to connect when I boot my machine up and I cant get it to.. heres my rc.conf file for networking info:
wlan0="dhcp
wlan_wlan0="wlan0 essid MyEssid key MyKey"
INTERFACES=(wlan0)When I run /etc/rc.d/network restart it says:
iwconfig: unknown command "Network"Now.. im assuming its complaining about this because my essid is a 2 string name: "Zacks Network"
I have tried adding in a \ maybe thinking it wont process the space character without it but it complains about the same thing.
I can get it to connect manually using the iwconfig && dhcpcd commands via terminal but thats annoying to do lol.. Could anyone help me with this?
EDIT: Ok more info: for some reason with the current way its setup, it doesnt concatenate both strings together. if I run iwconfig, it only has Zacks as my essid or Zacks\ if i add that in.. How do I tell it to concatenate both names together since thats my full essid?
Last edited by Zack89 (2009-09-12 17:16:12)
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Have you tried playing with quotes?
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You know.. I WAS thinkin about using single quotes for my essid.. thanks for the suggestion! btw.. your boner is showing ![]()
Nah thats not helping.. my problem comes in when it hits that whitespace character... it thinks thats the end of the essid.. even if i use 'Zacks Network' it interprets the space as an end to the essid.
Nvm I fixed it by changing my essid to a single string.
Last edited by Zack89 (2009-09-14 16:37:04)
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