ECE497 Beagle Bone WiFi - Revision history

Yoder at 17:12, 18 May 2013

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‎Procedure for running WiFi

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‎Procedure for running WiFi

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‎Procedure for running WiFi

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‎Procedure for running WiFi

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‎Procedure for running WiFi

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‎Procedure for running WiFi

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 Here is my personal screenshot of being connected to my wireless router as noted by ''wlan0'' instead of ''eth0''. The BeagleBone code is in the white box. My laptop is in red. This screenshot shows WiFi works, however it can be a pain to set up.
-[[File:ECE497 Bone WiFi.png|300px]]
+[[File:ECE497 Bone WiFi.png|500px]]
 == Closing Remarks ==

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   beagle$ '''ping xxx.xxx.x.1'''               to check if your wireless is working correctly
   beagle$ '''ping google.com'''                to check DNS and Ethernet, because of campus security I have not been able to access DNS
 == Closing Remarks ==

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	4) Connect to the BeagleBone either through screen command or the LAN set up by the usb		4) Connect to the BeagleBone either through screen command or the LAN set up by the usb
		+	(for connecting through screen or LAN refer to: [http://elinux.org/EBC_Exercise_02_Out-of-the-Box,_Bone EBC Exercise 02 Out-of-the-Box, Bone])

	5) Run these lines of code:		5) Run these lines of code:

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 You must follow this procedure for enabling the WiFi.
-) Plug in the WiFi adapter (do not plug in an Ethernet cable, it may not work properly) \n
+) Plug in the WiFi adapter (do not plug in an Ethernet cable, it may not work properly)
-) Plug in the usb and connect the BeagleBone to your laptop.\n
-) Plug in the power adapter for the BeagleBone\n
+) Plug in the usb and connect the BeagleBone to your laptop.
-) Connect to the BeagleBone either through screen command or the LAN set up by the usb\n
-) Run these lines of code:\n
+) Plug in the power adapter for the BeagleBone
   beagle$ '''ifconfig wlan0'''                 to see what wlan0 currently displays
   beagle$ '''iwconfig wlan0'''                 to see if wlan0 is configured properly
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   beagle$ '''ping xxx.xxx.x.1'''               to check if your wireless is working correctly
   beagle$ '''ping google.com'''                to check DNS and Ethernet, because of campus security I have not been able to access DNS
 == Closing Remarks ==

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	beagle$ '''opkg install linux-firmware-rtl8192cu'''		beagle$ '''opkg install linux-firmware-rtl8192cu'''
	bealge$ '''opkg install wireless-tools'''		bealge$ '''opkg install wireless-tools'''
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		+	== Procedure for running WiFi ==
		+	You must follow this procedure for enabling the WiFi.
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		+	== Closing Remarks ==
		+	I have not been able to figure out how to connect to the campus network. I know it has to deal with wpa supplicant. However at this time, I have not done enough research into wpa supplicant to connect successfully.
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		+	{{YoderFoot}}

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	beagle$ '''opkg install linux-firmware-rtl8192cu'''		beagle$ '''opkg install linux-firmware-rtl8192cu'''
	bealge$ '''opkg install wireless-tools'''		bealge$ '''opkg install wireless-tools'''
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−	~~{{YoderFoot}}~~