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- <li><em>date</em>: Sun Mar 14 21:53:23 2004</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: hne at hopnet.net (Keith Hopkins)</li>
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Well...time to get your hands dirty I guess, and start customizing those startup scripts....
Here's some ideas, some of which I have 1/2 implemented on my laptop:
1) after loading the wlan drivers, the network startup runs `iwlist scan` to see what APs are available;
2) cross check that list against know APs, in order to associate WEP keys, WPA, ESSID and other settings with it;
3) configure appropriately for known APs;
4) or optionally set some other values for `any` AP,
4) prompt to store new AP info in config file,
4) optionally delay wlan setup to end of normal startup and prompt user for which AP they want to attach to;
5) continue with IP config as normal.
Basically, your setting a profile dynamically based upon the conditions at startup.
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Lost in Tokyo,
Keith
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