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Network issue on Pi3 when setting passwd #187

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GHLandy opened this issue Jul 26, 2016 · 10 comments
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Network issue on Pi3 when setting passwd #187

GHLandy opened this issue Jul 26, 2016 · 10 comments

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@GHLandy
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GHLandy commented Jul 26, 2016

On my Pi3 using ArchlinuxARM system, when I start create_ap with -g 10.0.0.1 waln0 eth0 PASSWD option , wifi conneted, but no network. I can't find out what's going wrong and have to ask for help here. Thanks.

@NicoHood
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You can try this fix:
#185 (comment)

Basically the no-virt option solved it for me. I've been using it now for a long time. Please report back if that solved it for you.

@GHLandy
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GHLandy commented Aug 21, 2016

I git clone the new source code and make install again. I want start create_ap as a daemon this system startup, but don't know how to edit this default config file /etc/create_ap.conf. So I edit the /usr/lib/systemd/system/create_ap.service file:

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and enable create_ap.service using systemctl this a password, I work perfectly.

And if you know how to make use of default config file /etc/create_ap.conf, tell me the way. Thanks a lot.

@NicoHood

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Just set this to 1:
https://github.com/oblique/create_ap/blob/master/create_ap.conf#L15

And the rest of the config to your requirements. You can also create a config of your setting, just look at the help page.

@GHLandy
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GHLandy commented Aug 22, 2016

Yeah, I do this as follow:
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and start create_ap.service using systemctl, but fail. I don't know if my modification is ringht or not.
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start the script via command line and post the output.

@FL3SH
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FL3SH commented Aug 29, 2016

How should looks this file for WPA2-PSK?
Need I remove wpa_supplicant?

@NicoHood
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Just change the wpa version.
I think the script already takes wpa_supplicant in account, but I am not sure. I've used this on Arch Linux for ARM, not debian.

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FL3SH commented Aug 29, 2016

WPA_VERSION=2
USE_PSK=1
That's all?

@NicoHood
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just try it. You can also generate a config file from the command line and check the resulting output. Check the help page for that.

@FL3SH
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FL3SH commented Aug 29, 2016

No it not works.
I found good switch --mkconfig.
Sorry for my inconvenience.

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