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How to get wifi work on your Raspberry Pi Raspbian Wheezy Linux distribution. You have to edit your interfaces file: /etc/network/interfaces This kind of interfaces file works for me: <br /> auto lo</p> <p>iface lo inet loopback<br /> iface eth0 inet dhcp</p> <p>allow-hotplug wlan0<br /> auto wlan0 </p> <p>iface wlan0 inet dhcp<br /> wpa-ssid "Change […]  July 22nd, 2013 |  Tags: dhcp, eth, linux, network, pi, raspberry, raspberrypi, raspbian, static, wheezy, wifi, wlan |  Category: linux, raspberrypi | Leave a comment Sometimes you have to get IP-address from the network and when there is DHCP server it’s pretty easy but sometimes when all devices have static IP-address and there is no DHCP server you might have a little problem to find out which IP-range they are using on this network. There is one really nice and […] I have used many network scanner/monitor apps on my IOS devices and Android devices but now I found Overlook Fing which is everyway better than any of those which I had tried before. It’s fast, show vendor (It get this from MAC-address), it can scan services it can export your current network to CSV, XML […] This time I’m testing NENGSHOU NS-468 from DealExtreme. Nengshou ns-468 It feels and looks cheap. I guess that it’s not that bad since the tester is cheap (about $6.41 which is about 5 EUR). Power/mode switch is probably cheapest possible switch what you can find. However, the battery place […] January 10th, 2011 | Tags: cable, dealextreme, nengshou, network, ns-468, ns486, phone, tester | Category: hardware | One comment |
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