WPA Manual Setting

If you are having trouble connecting to an specific access point, you may want to try using this simple script: http://wiki.laptop.org/images/4/44/Wpa.sh. Once this procedure is successful, you will not have to do it again as the settings will be remembered when you reboot.

Instructions:

1. Copy http://wiki.laptop.org/images/4/44/Wpa.sh to a USB stick.
2. On your XO, open the terminal activity from the taskbar on the home page.
3. Determine the name of your USB stick (if you do not know it), by typing:

  $ df

1. Look for the line that starts with /dev/sda1 and read across to get the name of your USB stick. In this example the name is USBNAME.

  mtd0       1048576       375772  672804    36%  /
  tmpfs        35676            0   35676     0%  /dev/shm
  /dev/sda1   990432       331024   659408   34%  /media/USBNAME

1. Copy the Wpa.sh file from the USB stick by substituting your USBNAME when typing this command. Note the period at the end of the command:

  $ cp /media/USBNAME/Wpa.sh .

1. Execute the script by typing:

  $ ./Wpa.sh

1. Follow the instructions on screen, providing the SSID, passphrase and WPA version of your Access Point. If you don't know try '2'.
2. Reboot the XO by typing:

  $ reboot

1. When it boots back up, go to the mesh neighborhood view and click on the circle of your AP, that should be showing as open now (no lock attached to the circle)