Planet 8305 +fedora Core 2 =kicha :(

Abee · Październik 10, 2004

Witam

Mam radiówke Planeta 8305 na chipsecie acx100 i po instalacji według opisu z http://www.fedora.pl/site/forum/index.php?...?showtopic=1389 wyskakuje mi taki błąd po uruchomieniu skryptu:

./start_net

./start_net: line 55: these: command not found

./start_net: line 188: syntax error near unexpected token `)'

./start_net: line 188: `# uncomment this 2 lines below (yeah, it's an ugly workaround!)'

Domyślam sie ze to cos z kluczem ? W sieci mamy szyfrowanie 128bit ASCI klucz o długości 13 znaków --- jak to wpisać ?

Ktoś ma jakieś pomysły ? Linux bez sieci to dla mnie koszmar

skazi · Październik 10, 2004

Mógłbyś tu wkleić cały skrypt start_net to może coś pokombinuję.

Abee · Październik 10, 2004

#!/bin/bash

#########################################

# start_net script #

# acx100 project #

# acx100.sourceforge.net #

# edited by arnie <[email protected]> #

#########################################

# Please edit here

DEV=wlan0

ESSID="any" # THIS IS CASE SeNsItIvE!! any == associate to any ESSID

# Default rate configured as 11Mbps to not cause connection problems with non-22Mbps hardware...

RATE=1M

AUTORATE=10

CHAN=11 # it's useful to try to stick to channels 1, 6 or 11 only, since

these don't overlap with other channels

#SHORTPREAMBLE=1 #set a value of 1 in order to use "Short Preamble" (incompatible with very old WLAN hardware!)

#TXPOWER=18 # 0..20 (dBm) (18dBm is firmware default) overly large setting might perhaps destroy your radio eventually!

MODE=Managed # Auto == auto-select Managed or Ad-Hoc depending on

environment

DEBUG=0x00

KEY="tu wpisałem swój 13 cyfrowo-literowy klucz" # WEP128

#KEY0="1234567890" #WEP64

#KEY1="1234567890"

#KEY2="1234567890"

#KEY3="1234567890"

ALG=open # open == Open System, restricted == Shared Key

USE_DHCP=0 # set to 1 for auto configuration instead of fixed IP setting

IP=tu wpisałem swoje IP

NETMASK=255.255.255.0

GATEWAY=10.5.5.1

# Usually no editing should be required below this line...

# -- unless you want this script to fetch stuff with dhcp

#########################################

if test "$UID" != "0"; then echo "You are not root. To insert the module into your kernel, you need to be root. Enter su and try again. Bailing..."; exit 1; fi

SYNC=`which sync`

INSMOD=`which insmod`

IFCONF=`which ifconfig`

IWCONF=`which iwconfig`

IWPRIV=`which iwpriv`

ROUTE=`which route`

SCRIPT_AT=`dirname $0`

if test -z "$SYNC"; then echo "sync not found. Go get a sane Linux system. Bailing..."; exit 1; fi

if test -z "$INSMOD"; then echo "insmod not found. Go get a sane Linux system. Bailing..."; exit 1; fi

if test -z "$IFCONF"; then echo "ifconfig not found. I can insert the module for you, but you won't be able to configure your interface."; CONTINUE=ASK; fi

if test -z "$IWCONF"; then echo "iwconfig not found. Make sure it is installed. The interface might work without, though."; CONTINUE=ASK; fi

if test -n "$CONTINUE"; then echo -n "Problems encountered. Do you want to continue? [n] "; read ANSWER

case $ANSWER in ( y | Y | Yes | YES | yes | j | J | ja | Ja | JA ) ;;

( * ) exit 1 ;;

esac

fi

case "`uname -r`" in

2.4*)

MODULE_AT="/home/piotrek/WLAN/module/acx100_pci.o"

;;

*)

MODULE_AT="${SCRIPT_AT}/../src/acx_pci.ko"

;;

esac

if test ! -r "$MODULE_AT"; then echo "Module not found or not readable.

Have you built it? This script expects it to be at ../src/acx_pci.[k]o, relative to the script's location. Bailing..."; exit 1; fi

# FIRMWARE_AT has to be given as an absolute path!!

FIRMWARE_AT="/home/piotrek/WLAN/firmware"

# check whether either of the two required main firmware files is

# available

if test ! -r "$FIRMWARE_AT/WLANGEN.BIN" -a ! -r "$FIRMWARE_AT/TIACX111.BIN"; then echo "Firmware not found or not readable. Have you placed it in the firmware directory or run make extract_firmware once? This script expects it to be at ../firmware/WLANGEN.BIN (or ../firmware/TIACX111.BIN for the ACX111 chip), relative to the script's location. Bailing..."; exit 1; fi

if test "$RATE" != "11M"; then echo "Transfer rate is not 11 Mbps, but $RATE. If something doesn't work, try 11 Mbps."; fi

# for better debugging

# set -x

#echo 8 > /proc/sys/kernel/printk

# just in case

$SYNC

sleep 1

if test -n "`lsmod |grep acx_pci`"; then ${SCRIPT_AT}/stop_net; fi

$INSMOD $MODULE_AT debug=$DEBUG firmware_dir=$FIRMWARE_AT

if test "$?" = "0"; then echo "Module successfully inserted."; else echo "Error while inserting module! Bailing..."; exit 1; fi

if test -n "$IWCONF"; then

test "$AUTORATE" = "1" && AUTO=auto || AUTO=

if test -n "$RATE"; then

echo Setting rate to $RATE $AUTO.

$IWCONF $DEV rate $RATE $AUTO