john.martzouco
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Posts: 253
Joined: Nov. 2007 |
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Posted: Dec. 08 2007,17:32 |
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Okay, following fightie's first post from this thread, I've removed the ath modules in this order:
Code Sample | rmmod ath_pci rmmod ath_rate_sample rmmod ath_hal
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Then I installed ndiswrapper (only needs to be done once):
Code Sample | ndiswrapper -i <file>.inf
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Then I probed ndiswrapper (might need to do every boot):
Code Sample | modprobe ndiswrapper
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Then I checked status (not necessary for functionality):
Code Sample | iwconfig dmesg
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Then I got WPA running, using this trimmed down configuration file (dots replaced by my settings):
Code Sample | network={ ssid="...." psk="...." }
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The startup command for WPA:
Code Sample | wpa_supplicant -B dd -c <wpa_settings.conf> -i wlan0 -D ndiswrapper |
Then I ran the GUI netcardconfig from the DSL Control Panel and assigned static IP... gateway and DNS servers came in automatically. When I hit Apply and had the "reset next time" option ticked, the utility created /opt/wlan0.sh for me.
Finally, I added all of this to my /opt/bootlocal.sh as follows, using the wlan0.sh created for me:
Code Sample | # dynex cardbus wpa rmmod ath_pci rmmod ath_rate_sample rmmod ath_hal modprobe ndiswrapper wpa_supplicant -B dd -c /home/dsl/config/wifi/wpa_supplicant_short.conf -i wlan0 -D ndiswrapper /home/dsl/config/wifi/wlan0.sh &
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Is there a boot code to disable the ath_ modeules from loading up?
Is there an advantage to leaving the ampersand after the execution of wlan0.sh?
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