[Linux-wlan-ng-devel] Bug#429624: wlan setup in Ubuntu
Tormod Volden
debian.tormod at gmail.com
Sat Jul 28 16:31:50 UTC 2007
> In ubuntu they used to put the interface up trough udev, and now I
> figure out why, but this was preventing loading firmare. Some
> devices do not need the firmware at all (like the one I own) but in
> general you need it.
>
The current solution in Ubuntu is to call wlan-udev.sh from the udev
rules, and this one calls wlan_enable (a function from
/etc/wlan/shared) which loads the firmware before setting
ifstate=enable.
Then the network configuration is done by later udev rules (i.e.
ifupdown which calls linux-wlan-ng-pre-up) or directly by
network-manager.
How is this done in Debian? Which rule sets up the wlan device?
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