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The XO Laptop is primarily designed to network with other XO Laptops using a [[mesh network]], but the XO is also wifi capable. |
XO laptops were intentionally designed for children in developing nations, where it is faster and less expensive to introduce wireless connections, rather than a traditional telecom infrastructure. The XO Laptop is primarily designed to network with other XO Laptops using a [[mesh network]], but the XO is also wifi capable. |
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= Getting Started = |
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* you must have a Wireless Access Point (WAP) nearby |
* you must have a Wireless Access Point (WAP) nearby |
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* carefully follow the [http://laptop.org/laptop/start/connecting.shtml Gettting Started instructions] |
* carefully follow the [http://laptop.org/laptop/start/connecting.shtml Gettting Started instructions] |
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= Special Considerations = |
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== Wireless Access Point Setup == |
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=== Channel === |
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=== Security === |
=== Security === |
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==== MAC Filtering ==== |
==== MAC Filtering ==== |
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== XO Setup == |
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= Troubleshooting Guide = |
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Revision as of 13:18, 5 January 2008
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</imagemap>XO laptops were intentionally designed for children in developing nations, where it is faster and less expensive to introduce wireless connections, rather than a traditional telecom infrastructure. The XO Laptop is primarily designed to network with other XO Laptops using a mesh network, but the XO is also wifi capable.
Getting Started
- you must have a Wireless Access Point (WAP) nearby
- verify the network name (SSID) and its password, if it has one
- carefully follow the Gettting Started instructions