Jeffrey D. Yuille wrote:
In looking at the configuration above, I am using the madwifi
drivers. How do I edit the above configuration with the particular
drivers that I am using? Also, I am able to get wireless up and running
fine, but I would like it to run automatically every time I boot without
having to type in the passphrase after booting. How do I do this?
I don't recall having to type in any passphrases at boot (type them into
what?), but then I set up /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf from
the start, so I expect that is it. Have a look at my first reply on the
thread.
The problem I saw running it automatically was that if you do
chkconfig wpa_supplicant on
to get the service to start automatically, for ipw3945 at least there
was some problem with sequencing between wpa_supplicant and either the
usermode daemon that is associated with the driver or the interface
coming up, I forget which. Maybe you won't have that problem so it is
worth a try.
-Andy
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