"ext Joshua Layne" <joshua at willowisp.net> writes: > I am new to the list - just bought an N810 - having fun with it, but am > experiencing some frustration with my work network (WPA 1/2 - Cisco WLAN > with MS IAS RADIUS backend (PEAP MSCHAPv2)) - I can't connect to the > network. I can connect to a guest SSID that is open (same access points > broadcast multiple SSIDs), but I really need access to the secured WLAN. Do you see any errors? How does it fail? First I recommend you to try different settings from N810, especially the ones in advanced dialog. For example, I have heard cases of some Radius servers which require some special username and such. But if you don't get it working, I recommend you to file a bug. But it just might be a some configuration issue in N810, WLAN EAP is a tricky business. > I have successfully connected to this same network using wpa_supplicant, so > I know it is possible, but wpa_supplicant doesn't seem to (yet?) be > available for OS2008 Can you post your wpa_supplicant settings (with a fake password, of course)? >> I would guess that it's a Wireless Extension problem. I did some >> changes for cx3110x in OS2008 and that most probably broke the >> backwards compatiblity with wlancond from OS2007. >> >> Wireless Extensions is a bit of a challenge, to put it mildly. The >> worst Linux kernel interface I have seen :/ >> > > Does this seem related? Should I expect a fix on this? Should I > submit a bug? WPA-PSK seems to work fine (home network) These guys are hacking os2007 kernel to work with os2008 rootfs (or was it vice versa, I don't remember anymore). That's very experimental and definitely not supported. Your problem is not related to this in anyway, don't worry. -- Kalle Valo
