libicd_network_eap.so does not listen for any dbus signals, expose any dbus method calls or set any gconf keys. Therefore there is nothing exposed to the outside world by that library that needs to be exposed by any replacement.

libicd_network_ipv4.so does not listen for any dbus signals, expose any dbus method calls or set any gconf keys. Therefore there is nothing exposed to the outside world by that library that needs to be exposed by any replacement.

libicd_network_wlan.so does not listen for any dbus signals, expose any dbus method calls or set any gconf keys. Therefore there is nothing exposed to the outside world by that library that needs to be exposed by any replacement.

libicd_network_wps.so does not listen for any dbus signals, expose any dbus method calls or set any gconf keys. Therefore there is nothing exposed to the outside world by that library that needs to be exposed by any replacement.

wlancond exposes a dbus interface on com.nokia.wlancond.
Outside of the WiFi stack mentioned in the first post, the only user of that interface is libconnui_iapsettings.so which calls com.nokia.wlancond.request.scan and listens for com.nokia.wlancond.signal.scan_results wlancond does not set any gconf keys or expose any other external interface.

eapd exposes a dbus interface on com.nokia.eap. Outside of the WiFi stack mentioned in the first post, the only users of that interface is libiap_dialog_wps.so which listens for com.nokia.eap.signal.wps_success. eapd sets some gconf keys. eapd does not expose any other external interface.

The next post will document what gconf keys eapd sets.