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Mercurioneo
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| charles17 wrote: | | Mercurioneo wrote: | code
modules_<your wireless NIC's name>="wpa_supplicant"
wpa_supplicant_<your wireless NIC's name>="-Dnl80211"
wpa_timeout_<your wireless NIC's name>=30
iwconfig_<your wireless NIC's name>_mode="Managed"
dhcpcd_<your wireless NIC's name>="-t 10"
config_<your wireless NIC's name>="dhcp"
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Your setup looks very complicated. Guess you're having net.wlp0s29f7u1 in a runlevel? You can check your runlevels with | Quote: | | $ rc-config show all |
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And for testing if your setup could be simplified you could temporarily remove net.wlp0s29f7u1 from the runlevels and put dhcpcd instead | Quote: | # /etc/init.d/net.wlp0s29f7u1 stop
# rc-update del net.wlp0s29f7u1
# /etc/init.d/dhcpcd start
# rc-update add dhcpcd default |
After reboot, it should work out of the box. If so, you could cleanup from netifrc. If not you still could return to net.wlp0s29f7u1. |
I have done it, ant it's working  ,
1 please let me know how can I optimize the configuration of net file and wpa_supplicant. Should I change/remove any line?
2. What should I do to cleanup from netifric?
3. If I run rc-config show all, I can still see net.wlp0s29f7u1 but without any tag as boot or default is this ok?
Thanks so much. |
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charles17
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| Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 8:01 am Post subject: |
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| Mercurioneo wrote: | | 1 please let me know how can I optimize the configuration of net file and wpa_supplicant. Should I change/remove any line? |
See 2. And, in case you are going to use wpa_supplicant you'd better use "GROUP=wheel".
| Mercurioneo wrote: | | 2. What should I do to cleanup from netifric? |
See http://i.imgur.com/RndrNcw.png from the wiki.
| Mercurioneo wrote: | | 3. If I run rc-config show all, I can still see net.wlp0s29f7u1 but without any tag as boot or default is this ok? |
Did you mean $ rc-config list?
After cleanup, it should no longer have any net.* service listed. It should show dhcpcd in default and wpa_supplicant not assigned. | Quote: | $ rc-config list | grep 'dhcpcd\|net\.\|wpa_supplicant'
dhcpcd default
wpa_supplicant |
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Mercurioneo
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| Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 9:20 am Post subject: |
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| charles17 wrote: | | Mercurioneo wrote: | | 1 please let me know how can I optimize the configuration of net file and wpa_supplicant. Should I change/remove any line? |
See 2. And, in case you are going to use wpa_supplicant you'd better use "GROUP=wheel".
| Mercurioneo wrote: | | 2. What should I do to cleanup from netifric? |
See http://i.imgur.com/RndrNcw.png from the wiki.
| Mercurioneo wrote: | | 3. If I run rc-config show all, I can still see net.wlp0s29f7u1 but without any tag as boot or default is this ok? |
Did you mean $ rc-config list?
After cleanup, it should no longer have any net.* service listed. It should show dhcpcd in default and wpa_supplicant not assigned. | Quote: | $ rc-config list | grep 'dhcpcd\|net\.\|wpa_supplicant'
dhcpcd default
wpa_supplicant |
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I have follow all the steps and it is still working . Rc-config only shows dhcpcd as default and wpa_applicant not assignet.
Can I delete wpa_applicant.conf? How does the system know that should use my ssid if I remove that file?
Sorry for my ignorance  |
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charles17
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| Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 9:24 am Post subject: |
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| Mercurioneo wrote: | | Can I delete wpa_applicant.conf? |
No, that one's needed and very important. Only net.* script crap to be deleted. and netifrc to be unmerged. |
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Mercurioneo
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| Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 9:45 am Post subject: |
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| charles17 wrote: | | Mercurioneo wrote: | | Can I delete wpa_applicant.conf? |
No, that one's needed and very important. Only net.* script crap to be deleted. and netifrc to be unmerged. |
Ok I see, I have added GROUP=wheel, and I have created an user out of wheel group, but still have internet connection, maybe is a stupid question, but what is the purpose of add GROUP=wheel then?
Thanks again.
Could you recommend me some guide to understand all these things? |
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charles17
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| Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 10:15 am Post subject: |
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| Mercurioneo wrote: | Ok I see, I have added GROUP=wheel, and I have created an user out of wheel group, but still have internet connection, maybe is a stupid question, but what is the purpose of add GROUP=wheel then?
Thanks again.
Could you recommend me some guide to understand all this things? |
There are lots of information. First of all doThen read | Quote: | $ man 1 groups
$ man 8 wpa_supplicant
$ man 5 wpa_supplicant.conf |
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Mercurioneo
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| Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 10:43 am Post subject: |
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| charles17 wrote: | | Mercurioneo wrote: | Ok I see, I have added GROUP=wheel, and I have created an user out of wheel group, but still have internet connection, maybe is a stupid question, but what is the purpose of add GROUP=wheel then?
Thanks again.
Could you recommend me some guide to understand all this things? |
There are lots of information. First of all doThen read | Quote: | $ man 1 groups
$ man 8 wpa_supplicant
$ man 5 wpa_supplicant.conf |
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Thank you so much, regarding what you say about adding GROUP=wheel, I think is the same as my line ctrl_interface_group=0 in my wpa_supplicant.conf, isn't it? |
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