On 3/28/13, Nick Copeland <nickycopeland@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> As for wifi, hmm Harry, I don't quite remember of a manager program. >> I just use the following set of commands: >> # ip link set wlan0 up >> # iwlist wlan0 scan | less > > GUI apps and CLI toolkits are generally a front end to the required > commands: > ifconfig wlan0 up This used to be the case on Arch as well, but recently ifconfig has been replaced by ip, hence the command above. > Choose the essid you want, see if it has a key and if so the auth type. If [SNIP] > You could script this especially if you generally only sign on to your home > network. Which is exactly what netcfg is for. You write some config files in /etc/network.d/ and then netcfg does the magic for you. It's very convenient and flexible. Though I agree spelling it all out right there after # sends shivers down my spine, sometimes. _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
