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Hello there i'm fresh in arch linux and openbox and i'm trying to connect to my wireless (for the time being i connect trough a utp cable). Using this guide https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wi … management but when i type
iwconfig wlan0 mode-ad-hoc
i get a
iwconfig:uknown command "mode-ad-hoc"
and i can't continue!
Last edited by sepuku (2011-03-15 15:10:03)
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mode<space>ad-hoc
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Now i get: edit:
SET failed on device wlan0 ; Device recourse busy
and i noticed that every time i reboot my system it says starting network "busy" and then "failed"
Last edited by sepuku (2011-03-15 15:40:53)
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Well ,i just had to reboot my system to start using this guide.sorry people.
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OK am trying from yesterday to connect to my wireless with my laptop(with arch linux) but i can't make it work.The
iwlist wlan0 scan
command returns
wlan0 no scan results
Why is that happening?There are plenty wifis available and mine should also be available but the scan command returns no results.
The encryption is wpa/wpa2 and i have installed "wpa_supplicant"
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OK. Try this:
1. ifconfig wlan0 up (make sure your interface is ready)
2. iwlist scan (see if you can see other access points)
3. wpa_passphrase YOUR_PASSPHRASE >/etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
4. wpa_supplicant -B -D wext -i wlan0 -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
5. dhcpd wlan0
... and that should do it !!
R.
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This didn't work : 2. returned no scan results!So i uninstalled wpa_supplicant in case something went wrong during the installation.And i'm trying to do it again step by step in case i did something wrong.Now,for the command
wpa_passphrase mywireless "secretpassphrase"
where "mywireless" is the sssid written in the back of my router and "secretpassphrase" also in the back of the router and is key to connect to the wireless?Is that right?
Last edited by sepuku (2011-03-16 19:07:12)
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