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stand-alone_wifi_ap_and_ssh [2011/01/31 01:09]
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stand-alone_wifi_ap_and_ssh [2011/01/31 05:18]
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   # Dave Curtis 28-Jan-11   # Dave Curtis 28-Jan-11
   # Staring with CHB V1 script, following mods by   # Staring with CHB V1 script, following mods by
-  # Eric Gregory ​+  # Eric Gregori
   #   #
   # Set up Chumby to be a wireless AP, with no back-haul routing.   # Set up Chumby to be a wireless AP, with no back-haul routing.
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   INTIF=wlan0   INTIF=wlan0
   ​   ​
-  # DBC - There won'​t ​ben an external inteface.+  # DBC - There won'​t ​be an external inteface.
   ## Ensure we have an internal and an external interface.   ## Ensure we have an internal and an external interface.
   #if [ "​x${INTIF}"​ = "​x"​ -o "​x${INTIF}"​ = "​x"​ ]   #if [ "​x${INTIF}"​ = "​x"​ -o "​x${INTIF}"​ = "​x"​ ]
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 It's a good idea to 'chmod 644' the original /​usr/​chumby/​scritps/​start_ap.sh so that it doesn'​t get executed when you aren't expecting it. It's a good idea to 'chmod 644' the original /​usr/​chumby/​scritps/​start_ap.sh so that it doesn'​t get executed when you aren't expecting it.
-Reboot! ​ At this point you should be able to get a DHCP address from your Chumby. It sure would be nice if we could ssh into it now.  Update userhook2 to look list this:+ 
 +Reboot! ​ At this point you should be able to get a DHCP address from your Chumby. 
 + 
 +It sure would be nice if we could ssh into it now.  Update userhook2 to start up the ssh daemon, it now should ​look something like this:
   # DBC 28-Jan-11   # DBC 28-Jan-11
   /bin/echo "**** Starting userhook2 ****"   /bin/echo "**** Starting userhook2 ****"
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   Port 222   Port 222
   ..snip..   ..snip..
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 +And that huge message of the day? It's in /etc/motd if you want to trim it down.
  
 At this point, you will be running a wide-open wireless AP on a box with no root password. ​ Now might be a good time to add a root password. At this point, you will be running a wide-open wireless AP on a box with no root password. ​ Now might be a good time to add a root password.
  
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