Reply to this message Add author to My Watch List Feed for this ThreadYou look like a robot. If you think you are not, contact us: support@ebay-kleinanzeigen.de I have bought a Model A Pi, and I successfully configured it with a USB Wifi dongle on Raspbian. I recently prepared an SD card with the latest version of Arch Linux ARM and I am trying to get it set up with WiFi. I was trying to follow a Raspbian WiFi tutorial (thinking it could be the same as Arch Linux ARM) which said that there is a directory /etc/network/ and you could set up WiFi from the interface file, but no directory /etc/network/ exists. I heard about netctl but I have no Idea how to use it! I do have a supported USB WiFi dongle. Could someone please show me how I can setup WiFi on Arch Linux ARM? The deprecated netcfg used /etc/network.d/ to store profiles. The successor of netcfg is netctl. In order to setup a wireless network, install netctl using sudo pacman -S netctl. Next, you have to create a network profile.
/etc/netctl/examples/ contains some examples. Let's assume you want to setup a WPA2-PSK network. Simply copy over the example file and start editing: /etc/netctl# install -m640 examples/wireless-wpa wireless-home Description='A simple WPA encrypted wireless connection' # Prepend hexadecimal keys with \" # If your key starts with ", write it as '"""' # See also: the section on special quoting rules in netctl.profile(5) # Uncomment this if your ssid is hidden Edit MyNetwork and WirelessKey as needed. Note the 640 permissions, you do not want to leak your wireless passphrase to the world! # netctl start wireless-home If you do not get an error, you should be connected. To make this network start on boot: # netctl enable wireless-home Did you find this question interesting? Sign up for our newsletter and get our top new questions delivered to your inbox (). This didn't work for me at first. After following the above instructions, I had to run
to make it work. I found the answer at the ArchLInux Arm Forum Thank you for your interest in this question. Because it has attracted low-quality or spam answers that had to be removed, posting an answer now requires 10 reputation on this site (the association bonus does not count). Would you like to answer one of these unanswered questions instead?Browse other questions tagged archlinux wifi or ask your own question.Stack 'em up, stack 'em!Video: LEGO City 7992 Container Stacker review! Do you like boats? How about BIG ships? Here's the biggest LEGO has made! Oh, and a bunch of other stuff to go with it!Video: LEGO City 7994 Harbor review! Video: LEGO official Minecraft Micro World, Cuuso review!Well, this is the version seen in Lorne Addresses the Sempax, set to the Breakout timeline. If you haven't seen him before, Lorne was originally my Bionicle self-MOC, who was brought into the Hero Factory universe as a 2.0-series hero. I don't think this'll be the last you'll see of him!
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