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> Jason Carson schrieb: |
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>> Thanks for the clarification Norman :-) |
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>> ok, I removed net.wlan0 so it doesn't start up anymore. My computer |
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>> booted |
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>> up and all the services are working the way they should, however I am |
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>> having a problem getting hostapd to start. Here is the error I get when |
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>> I |
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>> tried to start up hostapd... |
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>> penguin ~ # /etc/init.d/hostapd start |
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>> * Bringing up interface wlan0 |
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>> * Configuring wireless network for wlan0 |
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>> * Scanning for access points |
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>> * no access points found |
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>> * Failed to configure wireless for wlan0 |
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>> * ERROR: net.wlan0 failed to start |
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>> * ERROR: cannot start hostapd as net.wlan0 would not start |
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>> It's suppose to be an access point, not scanning for one so do you have |
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>> any idea what I should do now? |
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> Did you remove wlan0 from the /etc/conf.d/hostapd file? |
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No, should I just leave it empty? |
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INTERFACES="" |
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What about /etc/hostapd/hostapd.conf? |
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Do I leave it like this... |
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interface=wlan0 |
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...or remove that line too? |
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