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--- raspberry_pi:mods [2017/05/01 06:15]
matthias new Section AP isolation
+++ raspberry_pi:mods [2017/07/07 07:40] (current)
matthias [Raspberry Pi(rate)Box Mods] added mesh howto
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 Additional Mods:
   *[[raspberry_pi:mods:sfpg|Set up Single File PHP Gallery]]
+  *[[http://blog.danielpecos.com/2013/09/raspberrypi-custom-command-button/#more-648|RaspberryPI Shutdown button via GPIO]]
+  *[[laptop:mods|PirateBox Mods]] for PirateBox itself and not RPi or one-chip specific.
+  *A very hardcore plain howto to get Mesh on RPi up and running: [[raspberry_pi:mods:mesh|Mesh RPi]]
 ===== Switch used wifi adapter =====
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 If you want to use multiple USB cards or you have issues with alternating links between ''wlan0'' and the real device, you might need to create a [[https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/udev|udev rule]] to assign static names. **Tipp:** Use names with ''wlan_'' that other wifi-udev-rules are working.
 ===== Temporary client mode =====
+:!: On 1.1.3 is a bug, that the command is not executed correctly, run the following lines once to fix that:
+  sed -i -e 's|/rpi/run_client.sh|/rpi/bin/run_client.sh|g'  \
+     /opt/piratebox/rpi/bin/do_switch_client.sh
 Since 1.1.3, it is possible to switch from AP to client mode with a command. Before booting your RPi Piratebox, edit the ''wpa_supplicant.conf'' file on your computer. After the file is adjusted, boot your PirateBox and connect with it via ssh, like in the post installation. Execute the following command:
    sudo /opt/piratebox/rpi/bin/switch_to_client.sh
-While executing the command, the wifi connection will drop and the ssh session **will freeze**. This is expected. If you can not connect to your RPi, verify your ''wpa_supplicant.conf''. To switch back to normal AP mode, reboot your PI.
+While executing the command, the wifi connection will drop and the ssh session **will freeze**. This is expected. If you can not connect to your RPi, verify your ''wpa_supplicant.conf'' (which you find in ''/boot'' - the first SDCard partition). To switch back to normal AP mode, reboot your PI.
 If you have issues with resolving hostnames, verify if ''/etc/resolv.conf'' has a content (vi,cat). If you get strange error messages, run the following commands
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 **Sidenote:** If you use multiple USB-Stick, it is strongly discouraged of using ''/dev/sda1'' as a reference for mounting the devices. It may happen, that one of two devices is named sda per random. For circumventing this issue, use the device ''UUID''(Universally Unique Identifier) instead. [[http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-finding-using-uuids-to-update-fstab/|Follow this instructions]] for a stable setup.
+===== Enable WPA for the hotspot =====
+Change the following configuration file  ''/opt/piratebox/conf/hostapd.conf'', those options will enable the functionality:
+  interface=wlan0
+  driver=rtl871xdrv
+  ssid=PrivateBox
+  hw_mode=g
+  channel=1
+  ieee80211n=1
+  wmm_enabled=0
+  wpa=1
+  auth_algs=1
+  wpa_passphrase=first123
+  wpa_key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
+  wpa_pairwise=TKIP
+  rsn_pairwise=CCMP
+  macaddr_acl=0
 ===== PirateBox on SDCard =====
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  --- //[[wacomalt@gmail.com|WACOMalt]] 2014/11/08 03:52//
-===== Enable WPA for the hotspot =====
-Change the following configuration file  ''/opt/piratebox/conf/hostapd.conf'', those options will enable the functionality:
-  interface=wlan0
-  driver=rtl871xdrv
-  ssid=PrivateBox
-  hw_mode=g
-  channel=1
-  ieee80211n=1
-  wmm_enabled=0
-  wpa=1
-  auth_algs=1
-  wpa_passphrase=first123
-  wpa_key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
-  wpa_pairwise=TKIP
-  rsn_pairwise=CCMP
-  macaddr_acl=0