Trisquel WIFI Hostpot

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joaovlg
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Hi there guys! I was tried create a wi-fi hotspot in my notebook. Well, first i tried use the network manager. So, the wifi hotspot was created but didn't work. Well, what can i do? I wish use my firefox os and create a wi-fi signal on trisquel. Someone can help me?

I'm not sure but i read something about ad-hoc. I don't know what this means. But i read in somewhere. So, create a wi-fi signal on network manager don't would work because don't is ad-hoc.

Well, that is all know.

Thanks for your time!

andrew
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> Hi there guys! I was tried create a wi-fi hotspot in my notebook.
> Well, first i tried use the network manager. So, the wifi hotspot
> was created but didn't work. Well, what can i do? I wish use my
> firefox os and create a wi-fi signal on trisquel. Someone can help
> me?
>
> I'm not sure but i read something about ad-hoc. I don't know what
> this means. But i read in somewhere. So, create a wi-fi signal on
> network manager don't would work because don't is ad-hoc.
>
> Well, that is all know.
>
> Thanks for your time!

You should be able to set the IP address (under IPv4 setttings) to
"Shared to other computers" after creating an ad-hoc connection.

Andrew.

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Install the 'dnsmasq' and retry what you have done with NetworkManager (this tip may be obsolete).

Chris

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This might depend on the adapter. If I'm not mistaken this won't work with some wireless adapters. I believe it should work with pretty much all the Atheros adapters (PCIe 802.11n at least, and ar9170, and ath9k_htc USB based, ar9271/ar9280+ar7010), but not ones like RTL8187 (USB G adapter).