Wellenreiter Available

[harvell]

I always noticed that feature however gave up when the screen went black.  I'll try to leave it for a few seconds and see if it will connect.

[Cresho]

anybody got this working on cacko?  im trying to use the one from the feed and not my packages.  Im currently testing the cacko rom again.

[harvell]

I had it working with cacko.  I think I had the Cacko lite version using his special lite feed.  Everything worked great accept the "connect to" feature for the access points.  Other than that it would give me a good scan of ap's and other 802.x devices.

[Cresho]

spent 4 hours on this.

got wellenreiter working on cacko 1.23.  Never worked on the sharprom due to lack of "ad-hoc" on a c-3200 only...very problematic

here is how its done.

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setup a newtwork for cf wifi card

      Account
        Name: wellenreiter
      Config
        Non-Spec ESS-ID: "ANY" (unticked)
        ESS-ID: test
        Network Type: 802.11 Ad-Hoc
      WEP
        Key Type: Disabled
      PPoE
        Use PPoE Authentication (unticked)
      WEB Auth
        Use WEB Authentication (unticked)
      TCP/IP
        Obtain TCP/IP information Automatically (unticked)
        IP Address: 1.1.1.1
        Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
        Gateway: 1.1.1.0
      DNS
        Auto-detect name servers (ticked)
        Default domain: (leave empty)
      Proxy
        No proxy


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now install these files.

libpcap0_0.7.2-20031220_arm.ipk
libopie1_1.1.0-20031220_arm.ipk
libopie2_1.8.2-20031220_arm.ipk
wellenreiter_1.0.2-sl-c7x0-6_arm.ipk



then go to applications or were it installed the icon on palmtop
hold icon, extra menu pops up and down and disable root
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Now you are ready to run wellenreiter.  DO NOT START UP THE NETWORK CONNECTION.  wellenreiter will do it for you.  after you start it up, go into sniffer->configure->interface->choose wlan0 under name and hostap under driver.close window and hit sniffer->start and now you can see your networks.

you still cannot connect to the network from wellenreiter so what i do is- I grab the name of the net station and under configuration when creating a new wifi connection, i enter the name in the ess-id under config and join it..  Then I eject the card with the icon in the taskbar, then  suspend with on/off switch and power back on.  then connect to the station.

if it doesnt work the first time, you can either use the terminal to "cardctl eject 0" and "cardctl insert 0" or eject the card manually and reinsert it.  launch wellenreiter and it will auto execute the network connection.  hit sniffer->start and you will see the networks



The problem with cacko 1.23 and the c-3200 is that it dislikes bluetooth cards and wifi cards.  the mounting is all screwed up.  when i stick the wifi in, i can connect to it but disconnecting and reconnecting is a bitch.  So the only way i figured this out is to eject the card with the icon: then suspend Zaurus and power on again. another way is to  manually replacing the card, and then reconnect.  The other problem i found was that i need to disable auto connect from the network.
I'll probably dive into the z later and figure out why my cards are getting messed up but at least i have ad-hoc.

hope this helps a 3200 user.  

[enodr]

spent 4 hours on this.

got wellenreiter working on cacko 1.23.  Never worked on the sharprom due to lack of "ad-hoc" on a c-3200 only...very problematic

here is how its done.

I tried wellenreiter from the Sharpromfeed: http://sharpromfeed.home.linuxtogo.org and it works. Simple as: ipkg update && ipkg install wellenreiter

Then sudo wellenreiter (enable the Wifi before of course).

I did not try to joing network.

[speculatrix]

spent 4 hours on this.
I'll probably dive into the z later and figure out why my cards are getting messed up but at least i have ad-hoc.

hope this helps a 3200 user. 
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I've a 3100 with cacko1.23 and I too am troubled by the problems with wifi card. It works when first booting up, but if I disconnect from access point, when I try and connect again my Zonet prism2 card's light flashes once briefly, and the "plug" icon continues to indicate attempts to connect and eventually times out.

I virtually eject and insert the wifi card using "cardctl eject 0" and "cardctl insert 0" (I have aliases carde and cardi defined 'cos I do this so often!) and it works again ONCE.

I find that if I want to use kismet, the same applies, it only works straight after reboot OR when card ejected/inserted.

cardctl status/ident and other diagnostics don't reveal why things are going wrong. I find if I change the card scheme to CardSuspend manually I can sometimes work round the eject/insert. I'm still playing with it though.

I don't recall any of these problems when I had an 860 running cacko1.23 back in March; I also had kismet and wellenreiter both working without hassle.

[Cresho]

hey thanks.  never knew  the commands  for ejecting and inserting from terminal  on cardctl 0  that easy huh....  

Yes, for sure, this is a pain in the but and now I don't need to suspend and start up from the power button.

[deluxe]

anybody got this working on cacko?  im trying to use the one from the feed and not my packages.  Im currently testing the cacko rom again.
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Works fine on my 1000 with Cacko "heavy".

[harvell]

spent 4 hours on this.
I'll probably dive into the z later and figure out why my cards are getting messed up but at least i have ad-hoc.

hope this helps a 3200 user. 
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I've a 3100 with cacko1.23 and I too am troubled by the problems with wifi card. It works when first booting up, but if I disconnect from access point, when I try and connect again my Zonet prism2 card's light flashes once briefly, and the "plug" icon continues to indicate attempts to connect and eventually times out.

I virtually eject and insert the wifi card using "cardctl eject 0" and "cardctl insert 0" (I have aliases carde and cardi defined 'cos I do this so often!) and it works again ONCE.

I find that if I want to use kismet, the same applies, it only works straight after reboot OR when card ejected/inserted.

cardctl status/ident and other diagnostics don't reveal why things are going wrong. I find if I change the card scheme to CardSuspend manually I can sometimes work round the eject/insert. I'm still playing with it though.

I don't recall any of these problems when I had an 860 running cacko1.23 back in March; I also had kismet and wellenreiter both working without hassle.
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I remember this problem too.  I read somewhere once that you can setup a script on the network app to put the cardctl 0 restart statement when disconnecting and reconnecting..... anyone know how to do that???