Thread: [Kindle Touch] Support for Enterprise WPA
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Old 02-17-2012, 04:56 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by ixtab View Post
I just found a small glitch in the shell script. If you're using this, please replace extensions/wpa_eap/wpa_eap.sh with the attached one.

Note that you can also run this script "interactively" if connected via usbnet, for instance:
Code:
sh /mnt/us/extensions/wpa_eap/wpa_eap.sh /mnt/us/extensions/wpa_eap/networks/sample.cfg
This outputs the configuration it will try to set using wpa_client, and the results of the invocation. This might be useful for troubleshooting.

Anyway, can anyone confirm that this is working not only for me?

Update: attachment removed, please install version 1.1 from above post. It includes this, and another small fix as well.

I tried the version 1.0 and refused to work for me. For some reason, I don't want to reboot my Touch, but were your changes in 1.1 significant so that it can work? What were the changes if I shall ask?
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