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Henk Boom wrote: |
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> On 06/02/07, Henk Boom <lunarc.lists@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> I'm much closer than I have been before. Following the LEAP example, I |
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>> seem to manage to connect. iwconfig tells me I have an encryption key. |
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>> The only issue now seems to be that I can't get dhcp working. Nothing |
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>> relevant runs automatically, and when I run dhcpcd manually it times |
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>> out. Then, after I have run dhcpcd, or if I just wait a while, when I |
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>> do iwconfig it tells me that I an unassociated. . . |
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>> I feel close, but I'm not quite there yet >.<. |
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> Wow, I hibernated the laptop (after iwconfig told me I was |
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> unnasosiated), carried it out of the computer lab and onto another |
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> floor, then woke it up. I ran /etc/init.d/net.eth1 one more time for |
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> good measure (it complained that it had already been started). Then I |
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> tried to ping google, and it worked! |
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> The only explanation I can think of for this is that the computer labs |
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> where I made my last post had bad reception. |
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> Now I'm curious though, do I need to explicitly run a dhcp client, or |
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> does wpa_supplicant handle all that for me? |
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if you run wpa_supplicant _through_ gentoo initscripts, they should run |
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dhcp when wpa_supplicant associates with the AP |
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(unless you define something else in config_XXXX=(...) ) |
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yoyo |
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