Wireless on Rune

[PierreG64]

Hello! Sorry for my english.
I post to say many thanks for the coders of runeaudio and for the forumers who says how to configure wifi with runeaudio.
I have runeaudio 0.3, a raspi 2 with digi + of wifiberry connect to a teac ud-501 in french "Que du bonheur" (but happiness in english? )
I have no formation in programming and with just this code:

Command :
- wifi-menu

i have configure my wifi with an Edimax wireless nano USB adapter.
You have made me a happy man!

Thanks! Because before, all i have try don't working or was to difficult to understand for me.

[hondagx35]

Hi PierreG64,

welcome to the forum.

With RP2 and Rune Audio wifi configuration should be much easier.
No need to use wifi-menu or other tools.

See .

Frank

[PierreG64]

Thanks Franck,
Yes it's really simple now. For people like me
I'm very happy with runeaudio.

[afick]

[wakeskate]

I had to mess with this for a while to get wireless to work
after a reboot.

Goto /etc/netctl/ directory

Under that dir their is another dir called examples.
Look at the descriptions to determine which one you need.
For example if you want to setup a wireless network with wpa and static ip.
open the file named wireless-wpa-static

This iswhat you will see

Description='A simple WPA encrypted wireless connection using a static IP'
Interface=wlan0
Connection=wireless
Security=wpa
ESSID='MyNetwork'
Key='WirelessKey'
IP=static
Address='192.168.1.23/24'
Gateway='192.168.1.1'
DNS=('192.168.1.1')
# Uncomment this if your ssid is hidden
#Hidden=yes

So you don't overwrite the example copy the one you need
but rename it to wlan0.

cp wireless-wpa-static /etc/netctl/wlan0

This will copy that config file to the netctl dir and then you can edit it.

nano wlan0

edit this file to meet what you need.
Make sure to leave the ' ' around options and you must leave
the /24 on the end of the static ip address.

You can also add
Netmask='255.255.255.0'
after the Gateway entry

Don't change anything until you get to the ESSID entry
in this field type the name of the Wireless Network you want to
connect to again make sure to include the ' ' in the entry

example:
ESSID='mynetwork'

Key='WirelessKey'
is you WPA password

If you don't know your DNS server.
You can use OpenDNS.
DNS='208.67.222.222'
DNS='208.67.220.220'

After you have this file saved in the /etc/netctl directory reboot you Pi
and give it about 20-30 seconds to find the network and connect.

Note: Not a secure way to handle this with the WPA password stored in the clear
but it will get you up and running with wireless even after a reboot.

Hope this helps someone.....

[afick]

Hello,

I don't know how but it works it;s kind of mirracle

I tryied this solution few times but never worked. Now work for a firs time

Thank's a lot . Now i'm waiting for 0.4

[Stert]

I'm having an issue with a 5ghz wireless N network.

I have wireless G and N networks running and want to use the N network for audio streaming. Problem is the AP does not appear in the settings page, only the G network.

I'm definitely using a wireless N adaptor, is there anything that I should try?

[azndoodle]

Has the wifi GUI been implemented in 0.4beta yet?

[hondagx35]