Wireless on custom live CD not working
Tony Baechler
bats at batsupport.com
Sat Apr 9 10:08:02 UTC 2016
I'm changing the subject for clarity.
On 4/9/2016 1:25 AM, Gene Heskett wrote:
> I'm going to catch hell for this but I'm old school on this...
>
> Nuke network-mangler and if you want dhcp to handle its addressing, try
> wicd, I've been a lot more successfull with it than N-M.
How do you set this up? I have both on my custom live CD I've been working
on, based on Ubuntu Wily core. The only way I can get wireless to sometimes
work and DHCP to assign addresses is with NM. I really don't like NM and
would prefer an alternative, but I haven't found anything. If I remove NM, I
have to run dhclient by hand. I have wicd-curses installed, but I got
reports that it can't find the wireless network, even though it apparently
works on standard Debian. I'm obviously doing something wrong but I don't
know what and I don't have wireless here to test. Are there better
alternatives to NM which will automatically configure the network with DHCP
and detect wireless? The CD isn't running X and is intended for the console
and command line. It's designed for the blind and comes up talking. I can
provide a list of installed packages and download links if interested.
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