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Originally Posted by Beda
I have tried to connect with wpa enterprise hack to eduroam with firmware 3.1. With 3.0 it worked.
Even when I add "fast_reauth=0" to wpa_supplicant.conf it connects and immediately disconnects and also deletes eduroam from list wpa_cli list_networks. I have to start kindle with disabled wifi, because when it's on all this happen during boot. Don't you know what I have to do to prevent it from disconnect?
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I had the same experience. The only way I could connect and stay connected was to restart wpa_supplicant. Or better, restart the /etc/init.d/pre-wifid
But then it does not automatically get the IP through DHCP, so I had to manually restart udhcpc. Which works, but does not change the DNS records automatically. Again, you can do this manually and get working connection from shell, but the Kindle browser stays offline. I may have more time by the end of the week to look into it, but I fear I don't have enough experience with linux to solve this properly.