weird. i'm now getting the same
"ioctl[SIOCSIWAUTH]: Operation not supported" errors.
i definitely haven't reflashed or changed anything about my system except use gconftool to activate the dummy iap and install a bunch of non-connection-related software (gpe and maemomapper updates, bash, free42). maybe when i have time, i'll reflash and see if that helps.
Any new info on this issue? If I can help somehow in making this work, let me know, getting this working is the only way I'll be able to connect to my campus wireless.
Could this be due to the wireless driver not supporting Linux Wireless Extensions (WEXT)? I had to patch the driver before I could use wpasupplicant with wpa-psk on Debian on my N800. The patch is here: https://garage.maemo.org/pipermail/c...er/000005.html
Yes. That sounds like it would solve the problem, although I'm not sure what other problems it might create --- later posts on that list talk about issues with the patch.
well, just make sure you don't replace the real module with it. If things end up getting screwed up you're just one reboot away from the fix. Here it is, compiled for the N800 OS2008 50-2 kernel. IIRC 51-3 is the same kernel, so it should work. Good luck.
Can somebody tell me, where is problem with 802.1x?
I tried to connect to my university network, it shows that it will connect with PEAP/LEAP and MSCHV2, it asked me user/password. And after a moment it says that wlan network is uncompatible.
I have recived some information from my university. They said that the problem with my device that it cannot understand migration mode. It means, that it cannon work well in networks which have same ssid but different 802.1x: wpa2 and automatic wep. Does anybody know something about it. Where can I read about that?
