If I leave the wireless adapter plugged in and try to do "lfconfig wlan0" after logging in, the box hangs until I remove the wifi adapter at which point all is fine again. Actually there were two problems, and both were related to a mismatch between the security settings of the router and the pi, so this is the area where you want to point your troubleshooting for this problem, even if the cause of your problem is not exactly the same as mine.
Here are the two fixes I had to make to eliminate the errors, and allow the pi to connect to the router and therefore the internet. There may be a way around this, but I do not know what it is I would prefer not to broadcast the SSID for security reasons. Hope this helps! Re: Issue with known working WIFI Sun Jul 01, pm I'm entering the password directly into the interface file, so there are no backslashes, just alphanumeric characters.
Also my SSID is broadcasted, if I do a scan with the dongle, it shows about 4 wireless networks it can pick up, one of them being my network, so I can definitely see it. Just still cant connect! I am not brand new to linux, but this is causing me considerable pain! My problem is exactly described as above, but there are other symptoms which seem to be related. I installed wicd as my connection manager in the hope that i can at least scan for networks, however the device alwas comes back with no networks found there are at least near me.
I should mention that i am using debian wheezy and have the firmware-ralink package installed. Lsmod shows the device connected without issue, and i have tried the adaptor on both the on board usb port and in my powered hub, the results are the same. Wheezy use install script see notes. For automatic installation, See MrEngmanns script listed below under the Edimax device. Squeeze download or install firmware-realtek.
Does not support nl APIS, so hostapd won't work. Buster preinstalled. Occidentalis v0. Squeeze preinstalled. Yes; DC Output : 5 V with max. AusPi Arch using guide. Ubuntu LTS. Installs via additional drivers on ubuntu and aircrack-ng on raspberry pi. I've got everything powered up and connected but I'm having some issues getting the connection up and going.
Now let me say this before anyone asks: I am not a Linux administrator. I have used Linux as a user and as a SysAd in the past so I know how to navigate the file structure and I know a few things but don't expect me to have this incredible amount of knowledge.
I researched my issue before I came here to ask and there wasn't one pertaining to my exact adapter or the things that I am experiencing on a RPi Zero. Alright, now that that is out of the way, here is what I have for a physical layout: 5V 2A power supply to the PWR on the Zero, a 4-port USB hub that has a keyboard and mouse separate, discrete devices and the Netgear A wifi adapter plugged into it.
I turn everything on but the wifi adapter isn't working. No problem, I figured it wouldn't be OOB ready. I open up Terminal and type in ifconfig but I only see lo. I check the service status to make sure it is up--it is. I type lsusb into the Terminal and sure enough, it lists Netgear:. So, I know it sees it. I pull the adapter out and then back in again and check dmesg tail and I get:. I'm not entirely sure but it seems like the Zero is talking with the adapter just fine and it wouldn't be a driver issue, right?
From searching Interesting to note that the steps that someone else took involved compiling from sources but that that failed - but that person did not note that the errors seemed to actually be warnings related to "Unused Variables" - which - given it is driver software that is probably trying to present a uniform API for a range of devices, some of which may not have a use for some parameters need not necessary actually represent an error.
It might be that the source code that was used has - over a year later - been edited to remove the extraneous variables or re-written to make use of them. If not you may have to comment out those variables manually - or add -Wno-unused-variable to the gcc complier CFLAGS for a quick and dirty fix Maybe someone else could elaborate? Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
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