Initializing A Wireless Connection At Boot Time
August 5, 2012
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Debian
Raspberry PI
Wheezy
You can initialize your Raspberry PI wireless connection automatically at boot time if the instructions given in a previous post entitled How To Setup A Protected Wireless Connection Via The Command-Line worked. This is pretty straight forward. You must be root to carry out these instructions.
Save the wpa.conf file created in the previous post somewhere on the SD card you use to boot the system. For example in /root/bin/wpa.conf.
Create the following script and save it in a file called /root/bin/initWiFi for example
How To Setup A Protected Wireless Connection Via the Command-Line
Setting up a wireless connection via the command line may vary depending on the USB Wireless Interface you are using. These instructions also work for the Raspberry PI running Wheezy. You must be root in order to carry out these instructions.
Make sure that your wireless interface is recognized.
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