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Title: Iwconfig On Cortez's Poky Android Install
Post by: speculatrix on January 15, 2008, 06:59:36 pm
I inserted my prism2 card and did modprobe hostap and modprobe hostap_cs, and voila, wlan0 and wifi0 interfaces appeared

I have set up /etc/network/interfaces but ifconfig wlan0 up doesn't result in anything and the iwconfig command is missing


Meanwhile I can't figure out how to install more packages, I have usb networking up so I have been able to wget. I can't ssh  or scp though.  Not sure what the package manager is... not ipkg, apt-get, rpm?

thanks!
Title: Iwconfig On Cortez's Poky Android Install
Post by: jpmatrix on January 16, 2008, 05:49:45 am
Quote from: speculatrix
I inserted my prism2 card and did modprobe hostap and modprobe hostap_cs, and voila, wlan0 and wifi0 interfaces appeared

I have set up /etc/network/interfaces but ifconfig wlan0 up doesn't result in anything and the iwconfig command is missing


Meanwhile I can't figure out how to install more packages, I have usb networking up so I have been able to wget. I can't ssh  or scp though.  Not sure what the package manager is... not ipkg, apt-get, rpm?

thanks!

as it is named, cortez's rootfs is poky based so it should be ipkg with poky's feed i guess...
Title: Iwconfig On Cortez's Poky Android Install
Post by: cortez on January 16, 2008, 06:58:42 am
It is Poky based indeed, and it has ipkg as well as apt installed on default. I haven't checked if they work to be honest  
Title: Iwconfig On Cortez's Poky Android Install
Post by: speculatrix on January 16, 2008, 09:38:06 am
Quote from: cortez
It is Poky based indeed, and it has ipkg as well as apt installed on default. I haven't checked if they work to be honest  

hmm, well, I logged in as root and tried the commands; maybe the default path is wrong then, I'll try again; I'll admit I was doing it all rather late at night so I was quite tired.
Title: Iwconfig On Cortez's Poky Android Install
Post by: Dr_Unvisible on January 16, 2008, 01:31:02 pm
Quote from: speculatrix
I inserted my prism2 card and did modprobe hostap and modprobe hostap_cs, and voila, wlan0 and wifi0 interfaces appeared

I have set up /etc/network/interfaces but ifconfig wlan0 up doesn't result in anything and the iwconfig command is missing

I'm having the same issue with my prism2 card.
Title: Iwconfig On Cortez's Poky Android Install
Post by: speculatrix on January 16, 2008, 01:46:50 pm
Quote from: cortez
It is Poky based indeed, and it has ipkg as well as apt installed on default. I haven't checked if they work to be honest  

I've now checked and there's no sign of ipkg or apt on the c3100 installed system, nor even dpkg so I couldn't install a package even if I copied it over via flash card; scp and ssh are missing so although I've got usb networking up, can't copy files over that way.

wpa_supplicant is missing, as is pccardctl.

special commendation for a lightweight distro, but maybe you went a bit *too* far
Title: Iwconfig On Cortez's Poky Android Install
Post by: cortez on January 16, 2008, 04:25:00 pm
Quote from: speculatrix
Quote from: cortez
It is Poky based indeed, and it has ipkg as well as apt installed on default. I haven't checked if they work to be honest  

I've now checked and there's no sign of ipkg or apt on the c3100 installed system, nor even dpkg so I couldn't install a package even if I copied it over via flash card; scp and ssh are missing so although I've got usb networking up, can't copy files over that way.

wpa_supplicant is missing, as is pccardctl.

special commendation for a lightweight distro, but maybe you went a bit *too* far
I guess you're right. A new Spitz image is in the making, this time including following additional packages:
update-modules, apt, ipkg, midnight commander, strace, altboot (I like it), wireless-tools, wpa-supplicant, pcmciautils
More on this later
Title: Iwconfig On Cortez's Poky Android Install
Post by: speculatrix on January 16, 2008, 04:48:11 pm
Quote from: cortez
Quote from: speculatrix
Quote from: cortez
It is Poky based indeed, and it has ipkg as well as apt installed on default. I haven't checked if they work to be honest  

I've now checked and there's no sign of ipkg or apt on the c3100 installed system, nor even dpkg so I couldn't install a package even if I copied it over via flash card; scp and ssh are missing so although I've got usb networking up, can't copy files over that way.

wpa_supplicant is missing, as is pccardctl.

special commendation for a lightweight distro, but maybe you went a bit *too* far
I guess you're right. A new Spitz image is in the making, this time including following additional packages:
update-modules, apt, ipkg, midnight commander, strace, altboot (I like it), wireless-tools, wpa-supplicant, pcmciautils
More on this later

ah, excellent, I was just about to start copying over files from a backup of an angstrom install (hey, if you're going to go bleeding edge, why not go just a bit further over the edge  )
Title: Iwconfig On Cortez's Poky Android Install
Post by: cortez on January 17, 2008, 02:27:27 pm
Quote from: speculatrix
Quote from: cortez
Quote from: speculatrix
Quote from: cortez
It is Poky based indeed, and it has ipkg as well as apt installed on default. I haven't checked if they work to be honest  

I've now checked and there's no sign of ipkg or apt on the c3100 installed system, nor even dpkg so I couldn't install a package even if I copied it over via flash card; scp and ssh are missing so although I've got usb networking up, can't copy files over that way.

wpa_supplicant is missing, as is pccardctl.

special commendation for a lightweight distro, but maybe you went a bit *too* far
I guess you're right. A new Spitz image is in the making, this time including following additional packages:
update-modules, apt, ipkg, midnight commander, strace, altboot (I like it), wireless-tools, wpa-supplicant, pcmciautils
More on this later

ah, excellent, I was just about to start copying over files from a backup of an angstrom install (hey, if you're going to go bleeding edge, why not go just a bit further over the edge  )
New Spitz image is coming up. Included are the packages mentioned in my previous post plus the changed key settings and the rotate applet from Android Zaurus (http://androidzaurus.seesaa.net).