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running a connection script on boot, on ubuntu, or using /etc/networks properly
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There's probably a MUCH more elgant way to solve this, but basically, i have a terribly minimal ubuntu system that connects to a wireless network. At the moment i'm using a script that calls wpa supplicant and dhclient, to connect. I'd like to have this automatic - but i've had no luck with /etc/ne…
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Fix for: running a connection script on boot, on ubuntu, or using /etc/networks properly
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You want to edit so it automatically brings it up on boot. It should look something like this for your wireless: replace KEY with your wireless key, and NETWORK_SID with your router's SSID. If you wish to use your script on startup... copy it to (re…
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