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Everything Else => General Support and Discussion => Zaurus General Forums => Archived Forums => Security and Networking => Topic started by: jpmatrix on October 08, 2007, 02:55:00 pm
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hello
here's what i'd like to do with the Zaurus :
http://web.archive.org/web/20070428000520/...m/node/view/192 (http://web.archive.org/web/20070428000520/http://www.virtuoffice.com/node/view/192)
my main goal is to provide anywhere-dialup to my PSP which is only wifi : PSP-->wifi-->Zaurus-->BT_dialup-->GSM-->internet
any success ?
ps: i'd like to do that with my debian on the zaurus
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here's what i'd like to do with the Zaurus :
http://web.archive.org/web/20070428000520/...m/node/view/192 (http://web.archive.org/web/20070428000520/http://www.virtuoffice.com/node/view/192)
well, it looks as if the article referenced pretty much tells you all you need to know.
1/ on zaurus, set up ppp dial up networking using a gsm/gprs phone connected via serial or irda or usb
2/ turn on IP forwarding
3/ use masquerading outbound on ppp0
4/ install bind/named
5/ install dhcp daemons on zaurus, set it up bound to wlan network, telling any dh clients to use Z as gateway,
6/ use ad-hoc networking on wireless lan
should be fairly straightforward
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here's what i'd like to do with the Zaurus :
http://web.archive.org/web/20070428000520/...m/node/view/192 (http://web.archive.org/web/20070428000520/http://www.virtuoffice.com/node/view/192)
well, it looks as if the article referenced pretty much tells you all you need to know.
1/ on zaurus, set up ppp dial up networking using a gsm/gprs phone connected via serial or irda or usb
2/ turn on IP forwarding
3/ use masquerading outbound on ppp0
4/ install bind/named
5/ install dhcp daemons on zaurus, set it up bound to wlan network, telling any dh clients to use Z as gateway,
6/ use ad-hoc networking on wireless lan
should be fairly straightforward
ok! i'll try and let you know if i need a network specialist
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first problem : i cannot put my asus wl110 cf card into master mode:
"operation not supported" ...
and i cannot go any further..........
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first problem : i cannot put my asus wl110 cf card into master mode:
"operation not supported" ...
and i cannot go any further..........
see point 6 I made above
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if you have a wince mobile then look out for the internet sharing program, connecting to that over bluetooth is as simple as
pand -c <bt mac>
/sbin/dhclient bnep0
its great if you dont want to fiddle with dial strings
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first problem : i cannot put my asus wl110 cf card into master mode:
"operation not supported" ...
and i cannot go any further..........
see point 6 I made above
my problem is specific to the PSP:
if i set an adhoc network on the zaurus, i cannot connect to it on the PSP : i have a "network not found" message...
i think the PSP needs something special for adhoc connexion as it should be used to connect between 2 PSP (or more)
and i i choose "Infrastructure" on the PSP i cannot see my adhoc network on the zaurus
perhaps i should start a network first on the PSP, find the SSID with a scan on the Zaurus and try to connect on the same network on the zaurus...i'll try asap and let you know
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my problem is specific to the PSP:
if i set an adhoc network on the zaurus, i cannot connect to it on the PSP : i have a "network not found" message...
is your wifi card prism based, in which case it should be possible to get the full hostap driver and hostapd loaded and make the Z into an access point. I've never done this myself (something I've intended to do, to make my Z into a honeynet to see who bites at a public location), but in theory (hah!) it shouldn't be too hard.
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my problem is specific to the PSP:
if i set an adhoc network on the zaurus, i cannot connect to it on the PSP : i have a "network not found" message...
is your wifi card prism based, in which case it should be possible to get the full hostap driver and hostapd loaded and make the Z into an access point. I've never done this myself (something I've intended to do, to make my Z into a honeynet to see who bites at a public location), but in theory (hah!) it shouldn't be too hard.
problem is that my card only works with orinoco's drivers.... at least under debian titchy
i think i'll have to wait until hostap works
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problem is that my card only works with orinoco's drivers.... at least under debian titchy
i think i'll have to wait until hostap works
ah, I think that the default in debian & ubuntu will be to load the orinoco/hermes drivers for prism chipsets; you need to blacklist the orinoco driver and get it to load the hostap ones instead.
I've only briefly played with ubuntu/debian in this respect once, and I ended up hiding the orinoco drivers by renaming them to make it work.
good luck
Paul
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problem is that my card only works with orinoco's drivers.... at least under debian titchy
i think i'll have to wait until hostap works
ah, I think that the default in debian & ubuntu will be to load the orinoco/hermes drivers for prism chipsets; you need to blacklist the orinoco driver and get it to load the hostap ones instead.
I've only briefly played with ubuntu/debian in this respect once, and I ended up hiding the orinoco drivers by renaming them to make it work.
good luck
Paul
i think you did not understand me : my card doesn't work with the hostap drivers it only works with orinoco's....
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i think you did not understand me : my card doesn't work with the hostap drivers it only works with orinoco's....
oh, I see. Sorry, I was assuming that any card that based on the hermes/prism chipset would be controllable by hostap, but I now stand corrected.