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installed minimal debian stretch on t430s. installed the respective iwlwifi drivers. however i am unable to setup a wifi connection. need to download desktop env. XFCE
read following link1 link2
in link 1 ip link show returns lo<LOOPBACK>, enpos25<BROADCAST,MULTICAST>, wlp3so<BROADCAST,MULTICAST>
in link 2 my system doesnt have the other utilities wpa_applicant, iw
what are the steps to setup the wifi connection?
debian wifi
asked Apr 9 at 7:20
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installed minimal debian stretch on t430s. installed the respective iwlwifi drivers. however i am unable to setup a wifi connection. need to download desktop env. XFCE
read following link1 link2
in link 1 ip link show returns lo<LOOPBACK>, enpos25<BROADCAST,MULTICAST>, wlp3so<BROADCAST,MULTICAST>
in link 2 my system doesnt have the other utilities wpa_applicant, iw
what are the steps to setup the wifi connection?
debian wifi
asked Apr 9 at 7:20
user1869714user1869714
11
You have to find a build compatible, check the version of CPU you have (AMD/&Intel (always OSx)) , if it doesn't work you need to find the drivers you have, otherwise just plug it in with an ethernet.
– Joe
Apr 9 at 7:30
i have used amd64. sure its correct because this machine i am using now is the same and installed with xfce iso . no ethernet connection available.
– user1869714
Apr 9 at 7:34
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installed minimal debian stretch on t430s. installed the respective iwlwifi drivers. however i am unable to setup a wifi connection. need to download desktop env. XFCE
read following link1 link2
in link 1 ip link show returns lo<LOOPBACK>, enpos25<BROADCAST,MULTICAST>, wlp3so<BROADCAST,MULTICAST>
in link 2 my system doesnt have the other utilities wpa_applicant, iw
what are the steps to setup the wifi connection?
debian wifi
asked Apr 9 at 7:20
user1869714user1869714
11
installed minimal debian stretch on t430s. installed the respective iwlwifi drivers. however i am unable to setup a wifi connection. need to download desktop env. XFCE
read following link1 link2
in link 1 ip link show returns lo<LOOPBACK>, enpos25<BROADCAST,MULTICAST>, wlp3so<BROADCAST,MULTICAST>
in link 2 my system doesnt have the other utilities wpa_applicant, iw
what are the steps to setup the wifi connection?
debian wifi
debian wifi
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user1869714user1869714
11
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You have to find a build compatible, check the version of CPU you have (AMD/&Intel (always OSx)) , if it doesn't work you need to find the drivers you have, otherwise just plug it in with an ethernet.
– Joe
Apr 9 at 7:30
i have used amd64. sure its correct because this machine i am using now is the same and installed with xfce iso . no ethernet connection available.
– user1869714
Apr 9 at 7:34
add a comment |
You have to find a build compatible, check the version of CPU you have (AMD/&Intel (always OSx)) , if it doesn't work you need to find the drivers you have, otherwise just plug it in with an ethernet.
– Joe
Apr 9 at 7:30
i have used amd64. sure its correct because this machine i am using now is the same and installed with xfce iso . no ethernet connection available.
– user1869714
Apr 9 at 7:34
You have to find a build compatible, check the version of CPU you have (AMD/&Intel (always OSx)) , if it doesn't work you need to find the drivers you have, otherwise just plug it in with an ethernet.
– Joe
Apr 9 at 7:30
You have to find a build compatible, check the version of CPU you have (AMD/&Intel (always OSx)) , if it doesn't work you need to find the drivers you have, otherwise just plug it in with an ethernet.
– Joe
Apr 9 at 7:30
i have used amd64. sure its correct because this machine i am using now is the same and installed with xfce iso . no ethernet connection available.
– user1869714
Apr 9 at 7:34
i have used amd64. sure its correct because this machine i am using now is the same and installed with xfce iso . no ethernet connection available.
– user1869714
Apr 9 at 7:34
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1) Change the wifi security from WPA/WPA2 to WEP of your access point AP.
2) Connect to the AP:
Download and install libiw30 and wireless-tools.
iwconfig wlan0 essid "AP_here" key "s:password_here"
echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" >> /etc/resolv.conf
dhclient wlan0
route add default gw GATWAY_HERE
ping -c2 8.8.8.8 # ping test
3) Install the wpa_supplicant package :
apt update
apt install wpasupplicant
(network-manager package is useful, allowing you to connect through nmcli command line )
4) Change the security settings of your access point to WPA/WPA2. Using the wpa_supplicant you will be able to connect to an AP protect with WPA/WPA2.
man iwconfig
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1) Change the wifi security from WPA/WPA2 to WEP of your access point AP.
2) Connect to the AP:
Download and install libiw30 and wireless-tools.
iwconfig wlan0 essid "AP_here" key "s:password_here"
echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" >> /etc/resolv.conf
dhclient wlan0
route add default gw GATWAY_HERE
ping -c2 8.8.8.8 # ping test
3) Install the wpa_supplicant package :
apt update
apt install wpasupplicant
(network-manager package is useful, allowing you to connect through nmcli command line )
4) Change the security settings of your access point to WPA/WPA2. Using the wpa_supplicant you will be able to connect to an AP protect with WPA/WPA2.
man iwconfig
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1) Change the wifi security from WPA/WPA2 to WEP of your access point AP.
2) Connect to the AP:
Download and install libiw30 and wireless-tools.
iwconfig wlan0 essid "AP_here" key "s:password_here"
echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" >> /etc/resolv.conf
dhclient wlan0
route add default gw GATWAY_HERE
ping -c2 8.8.8.8 # ping test
3) Install the wpa_supplicant package :
apt update
apt install wpasupplicant
(network-manager package is useful, allowing you to connect through nmcli command line )
4) Change the security settings of your access point to WPA/WPA2. Using the wpa_supplicant you will be able to connect to an AP protect with WPA/WPA2.
man iwconfig
answered Apr 9 at 14:43
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1) Change the wifi security from WPA/WPA2 to WEP of your access point AP.
2) Connect to the AP:
Download and install libiw30 and wireless-tools.
iwconfig wlan0 essid "AP_here" key "s:password_here"
echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" >> /etc/resolv.conf
dhclient wlan0
route add default gw GATWAY_HERE
ping -c2 8.8.8.8 # ping test
3) Install the wpa_supplicant package :
apt update
apt install wpasupplicant
(network-manager package is useful, allowing you to connect through nmcli command line )
4) Change the security settings of your access point to WPA/WPA2. Using the wpa_supplicant you will be able to connect to an AP protect with WPA/WPA2.
man iwconfig
answered Apr 9 at 14:43
GAD3RGAD3R
28.1k1958114
1) Change the wifi security from WPA/WPA2 to WEP of your access point AP.
2) Connect to the AP:
Download and install libiw30 and wireless-tools.
iwconfig wlan0 essid "AP_here" key "s:password_here"
echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" >> /etc/resolv.conf
dhclient wlan0
route add default gw GATWAY_HERE
ping -c2 8.8.8.8 # ping test
3) Install the wpa_supplicant package :
apt update
apt install wpasupplicant
(network-manager package is useful, allowing you to connect through nmcli command line )
4) Change the security settings of your access point to WPA/WPA2. Using the wpa_supplicant you will be able to connect to an AP protect with WPA/WPA2.
man iwconfig
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You have to find a build compatible, check the version of CPU you have (AMD/&Intel (always OSx)) , if it doesn't work you need to find the drivers you have, otherwise just plug it in with an ethernet.
– Joe
Apr 9 at 7:30
i have used amd64. sure its correct because this machine i am using now is the same and installed with xfce iso . no ethernet connection available.
– user1869714
Apr 9 at 7:34