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> So, I assume that eth1 would be replaced by wlan0 in the commands above, |
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> correct? |
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Yes, that is true. Therefore if you create a bash script with those |
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commands it would look like the following (I understand that you do |
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not use encryption, so I omitted the "key" setting) |
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#!/bin/bash |
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iwconfig wlan0 essid beam26wireless |
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dhcpcd wlan0 |
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Now, all I do is to run this script as root every time I need to use |
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my wireless connection. I do not need to automatically run this script |
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at boot time because I do not use the wireless connection that often. |
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I know some people in this list will consider this "solution" a little |
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bit clunky, but hey, it works for me, and I am really not an expert |
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when it comes to configuring stuff like this. I am just a user too. |
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:-) |
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HTH |
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- AR |
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If you stare long enough into an abyss, the abyss will stare back into you... |
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