[Paddy-1]

Originally Posted by otichy

After some more ICQ sessions with Caster, this seems to be a stable solution:

1. connect to your own network with the same ssid as the enterprise network you want to connect to (e.g. "eduroam")
2. do all the stuff described at: http://frakira.fi.muni.cz/~antos/201...e-and-eduroam/
3. replace the wpa_config.sh from the previous step with this code
...
Don't forget to change the LOGIN, PASSWORD and SSID (twice in the script).

I'm on Kindle FW v3.3 and tried this - but after all when I'm scanning for Networks - the kindle doesn't find any WiFi at all -and no timeout or error.

I edited the wpa_supplicant (chmod'ed: +x) as follows:

do_start () {
start-stop-daemon -o -S -b -m -p $WPA_PIDFILE -x $WPA_SUP_BIN --
$WPA_SUP_CONF
msg "wpa supplicant started" I
/usr/local/wpa-enterprise-hack/wpa_config.sh &
}

And heres my wpa_config.sh (chmod'ed: +x):

#!/bin/sh

sleep 6

id="`wpa_cli list_networks | grep eduroam | cut -f1 | sed -n '1p'`"

exec="`wpa_cli << EOF
set_network $id ssid \"eduroam\"
set_network $id scan_ssid 1
set_network $id key_mgmt WPA-EAP
set_network $id pairwise TKIP
set_network $id group TKIP
set_network $id eap PEAP
set_network $id identity \"MYUSERNAME@eduroam.XYZ.de\"
set_network $id password \"MYPASS\"
set_network $id phase1 \"peaplabel=0\"
set_network $id phase2 \"auth=MSCHAPV2\"
set_network $id ca_cert \"/usr/local/wpa-enterprise-hack/deutsche-telekom-root-ca-2.pem\"
enable_network $id
quit
EOF
`"
echo $exec

Can somebody help me?
Thanx,
Paddy