I have two ORiNOCO wifi cards that work under Linux (I set up an
ad-hoc network between two Linux laptops), but I can’t seem to
configure them correctly in QNX 6.2.0.
devp-pccard sees the card correctly, and devn-orinoco doesn’t
complain. I start it with
to which it responds with “not multicast capable, IPv6 not enabled,”
but the interface is up. But pinging the other card gives “Host is
down” no matter what! Pinging from the Linux machine likewise gives
“Host unreachable.”
There was a problem with ad-hoc mode, that has just recently been fixed.
Previously, Michael Savchenko wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
I have two ORiNOCO wifi cards that work under Linux (I set up an
ad-hoc network between two Linux laptops), but I can’t seem to
configure them correctly in QNX 6.2.0.
devp-pccard sees the card correctly, and devn-orinoco doesn’t
complain. I start it with
to which it responds with “not multicast capable, IPv6 not enabled,”
but the interface is up. But pinging the other card gives “Host is
down” no matter what! Pinging from the Linux machine likewise gives
“Host unreachable.”
There was a problem with ad-hoc mode, that has just recently been fixed.
I got the new release, but have encountered the same impasse:
everything seems to be working but no connection.
My Linux machine is receiving bytes when I try to ping it,
but I guess the response isn’t getting through.
Is there any utility in QNX that is the equivalent of iwconfig in Linux?
I need some way to know at least that the options I am giving devn-orinoco
are accepted correctly.
Previously, Michael Savchenko wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
I have two ORiNOCO wifi cards that work under Linux (I set up an
ad-hoc network between two Linux laptops), but I can’t seem to
configure them correctly in QNX 6.2.0.
devp-pccard sees the card correctly, and devn-orinoco doesn’t
complain. I start it with
to which it responds with “not multicast capable, IPv6 not enabled,”
but the interface is up. But pinging the other card gives “Host is
down” no matter what! Pinging from the Linux machine likewise gives
“Host unreachable.”
I got the new release, but have encountered the same impasse:
everything seems to be working but no connection.
Where did you get the new release, as it hasn’t been released yet?
My Linux machine is receiving bytes when I try to ping it,
but I guess the response isn’t getting through.
Is there any utility in QNX that is the equivalent of iwconfig in Linux?
I need some way to know at least that the options I am giving devn-orinoco
are accepted correctly.
Previously, Michael Savchenko wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
I have two ORiNOCO wifi cards that work under Linux (I set up an
ad-hoc network between two Linux laptops), but I can’t seem to
configure them correctly in QNX 6.2.0.
devp-pccard sees the card correctly, and devn-orinoco doesn’t
complain. I start it with
to which it responds with “not multicast capable, IPv6 not enabled,”
but the interface is up. But pinging the other card gives “Host is
down” no matter what! Pinging from the Linux machine likewise gives
“Host unreachable.”
Previously, root wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
In article <> Voyager.030303124522.2948B@node90.ott.qnx.com> >, Hugh Brown
wrote:
There was a problem with ad-hoc mode, that has just recently been
fixed.
I got the new release, but have encountered the same impasse:
everything seems to be working but no connection.
Where did you get the new release, as it hasn’t been released yet?
I got the new release of Momentics, did you mean that the new release of
devn-orinoco is not in it?
My Linux machine is receiving bytes when I try to ping it,
but I guess the response isn’t getting through.
Is there any utility in QNX that is the equivalent of iwconfig in Linux?
I need some way to know at least that the options I am giving
devn-orinoco are accepted correctly.
Previously, Michael Savchenko wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
I have two ORiNOCO wifi cards that work under Linux (I set up an
ad-hoc network between two Linux laptops), but I can’t seem to
configure them correctly in QNX 6.2.0.
devp-pccard sees the card correctly, and devn-orinoco doesn’t
complain. I start it with
to which it responds with “not multicast capable, IPv6 not enabled,”
but the interface is up. But pinging the other card gives “Host is
down” no matter what! Pinging from the Linux machine likewise gives
“Host unreachable.”
Previously, Michael Savchenko wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
Hugh Brown wrote:
Previously, root wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
In article <> Voyager.030303124522.2948B@node90.ott.qnx.com> >, Hugh Brown
wrote:
There was a problem with ad-hoc mode, that has just recently been
fixed.
I got the new release, but have encountered the same impasse:
everything seems to be working but no connection.
Where did you get the new release, as it hasn’t been released yet?
I got the new release of Momentics, did you mean that the new release of
devn-orinoco is not in it?
The fix was only made a few weeks ago, so, no, it is not in the new release.
My Linux machine is receiving bytes when I try to ping it,
but I guess the response isn’t getting through.
Is there any utility in QNX that is the equivalent of iwconfig in Linux?
I need some way to know at least that the options I am giving
devn-orinoco are accepted correctly.
Previously, Michael Savchenko wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
I have two ORiNOCO wifi cards that work under Linux (I set up an
ad-hoc network between two Linux laptops), but I can’t seem to
configure them correctly in QNX 6.2.0.
devp-pccard sees the card correctly, and devn-orinoco doesn’t
complain. I start it with
to which it responds with “not multicast capable, IPv6 not enabled,”
but the interface is up. But pinging the other card gives “Host is
down” no matter what! Pinging from the Linux machine likewise gives
“Host unreachable.”
Where did you get the new release, as it hasn’t been released yet?
I got the new release of Momentics, did you mean that the new release of
devn-orinoco is not in it?
The fix was only made a few weeks ago, so, no, it is not in the new
release.
How can I get a copy of the new driver?
Thanks.
My Linux machine is receiving bytes when I try to ping it,
but I guess the response isn’t getting through.
Is there any utility in QNX that is the equivalent of iwconfig in
Linux? I need some way to know at least that the options I am giving
devn-orinoco are accepted correctly.
Previously, Michael Savchenko wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
I have two ORiNOCO wifi cards that work under Linux (I set up an
ad-hoc network between two Linux laptops), but I can’t seem to
configure them correctly in QNX 6.2.0.
devp-pccard sees the card correctly, and devn-orinoco doesn’t
complain. I start it with
to which it responds with “not multicast capable, IPv6 not
enabled,” but the interface is up. But pinging the other card gives
“Host is down” no matter what! Pinging from the Linux machine
likewise gives “Host unreachable.”
Previously, Michael Savchenko wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
Hugh Brown wrote:
Where did you get the new release, as it hasn’t been released yet?
I got the new release of Momentics, did you mean that the new release of
devn-orinoco is not in it?
The fix was only made a few weeks ago, so, no, it is not in the new
release.
How can I get a copy of the new driver?
Thanks.
There will be an updated/fixed driver posted shortly on developer’s
corner. Check http://developers.qnx.com under the fixes section.
My Linux machine is receiving bytes when I try to ping it,
but I guess the response isn’t getting through.
Is there any utility in QNX that is the equivalent of iwconfig in
Linux? I need some way to know at least that the options I am giving
devn-orinoco are accepted correctly.
Previously, Michael Savchenko wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
I have two ORiNOCO wifi cards that work under Linux (I set up an
ad-hoc network between two Linux laptops), but I can’t seem to
configure them correctly in QNX 6.2.0.
devp-pccard sees the card correctly, and devn-orinoco doesn’t
complain. I start it with
to which it responds with “not multicast capable, IPv6 not
enabled,” but the interface is up. But pinging the other card gives
“Host is down” no matter what! Pinging from the Linux machine
likewise gives “Host unreachable.”