On 28 Dec 2006, inigo at imedina.info wrote: > Wlan is up in the boot through the service wlancond (at /init.d) associated to > runlevel 3. The graphical user interaction doesn't allow to set up but > configure the values of wlan. So you have to define these > in order to wlan starts at runlevel 3 with that configuration. > > To do that you have to edit file /etc/network/interfaces with the values of > the wlan (iface, name, address, essid, etc.). Look at > here:http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-gateway.en.html > > A bit more complicate situation is if wlan is not always the same. In such a > situation you must write a script that allows to distinguish between > the different wlans (for instance, via comparison of known > mac address and sniffed mac addres). The web browser, for example, triggers a WLAN connect automatically to whatever the 770 decides is appropriate (usually the first saved WLAN connection, I think). Can this be scripted? It seems like a reasonable solution. Ted
