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| Using directions at http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Wireles...on_and_Startup I have wireless up and running. Everything is in /etc/conf.d/wireless, though - things like the WEP keys, ESSID, etc. Is there a way to get wireless configured so that I am given a choice of APs at boot? E.g., a local coffee shop has free wireless and I would like to connect there without having to reconfigure everything. Possible? Thanks. |
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| jb_is_not@home.now wrote: > Using directions at > http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Wireles...on_and_Startup > I have wireless up and running. Everything is in /etc/conf.d/wireless, > though - things like the WEP keys, ESSID, etc. Is there a way to get > wireless configured so that I am given a choice of APs at boot? E.g., > a local coffee shop has free wireless and I would like to connect there > without having to reconfigure everything. Possible? Thanks. It's possible, but I suppose you'd have to create a script that's called from /etc/conf.d/local.start. Personally, I would create bash scripts (one per AP), which would contain the ifconfig and iwconfig commands necessary to connect to the desired access point. |