[Replicant] Replicant 6.0 for the Note 2

[Michael Bohn]

Hi All,
i have still problems to scan network with the RepWifi app.
In the most cases the app did not find any networks.

And I did not how I could add Networks or connect to Network.
Under the Manage Networks I have one network but I miss the add and
conncet function.

Thanks  for help.


best regards


Michael

2017-03-09 8:22 GMT+01:00 Michael Bohn <bohn75 at googlemail.com>:
> the seclet_network.sh still did not find any networks like the RepWifi app.
> But with the connect.sh I could connect to the wlan network and the
> web browser works but not the  f-droid  app or the osmand app
>
> Would it be possible to improve the RepWifi App that this app will
> check if the Wifi Dongle is attached  or not ?
>
> 2017-03-08 20:03 GMT+01:00 Wolfgang Wiedmeyer <wreg at wiedmeyer.de>:
>>
>> Fil writes:
>>
>>> Hi Michael,
>>>
>>>> Hi Wolfgang,
>>>> if I use the the scripts ( git clone
>>>> https://git.replicant.us/replicant/user-scripts ) I get  the error:
>>
>> This looks like you used the Replicant 4.2 version and not the version
>> for Replicant 6.0. In the cloned repo, run git checkout replicant-6.0 or
>> clone the repo like this:
>> git clone -b replicant-6.0 https://git.replicant.us/replicant/user-scripts
>>
>>>> rstr.sh: line 19: /data/misc/wifi/setup_variables.sh: No such file or directory
>>>> because the scripts are  installed in /data/misc/wifi/device-files and
>>>> not in /data/misc/wifi/.
>>>
>>> Seems like the "setup.sh" script is working a bit differently on
>>> different adb versions..
>>> To move the scripts in the right place, connect your device to the host
>>> computer, and just do "adb shell
>>> mv /data/misc/wifi/device-files/* /data/misc/wifi/".
>>>
>>> I didn't have the chance to actually test that instruction, but it
>>> should work.
>>
>> Indeed, this seems to be quite obvious now that we have different
>> reports that ADB pushes the files in different directories.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Wolfgang
>>
>>>> If I use the RepWifiApp.apk  App the result is  "No network found".
>>>>
>>> As a first hypothesis, either the dongle isn't connected well enough, or
>>> there actually isn't any network within reach. Are you running Replicant
>>> 6.0?
>>>
>>>> How could I check if the wifi dongle works?
>>>>
>>>> with the ip a  command I could see the wlan0 interface if the otg
>>>> cabel and the wifi dongle are connected.
>>> Running "ip link" on the device should output a list of interfaces. If a
>>> "wlan0" interface is in that list, then the dongle should be fine..
>>> I will need to enable some debug logging in the app, to let you test it
>>> and post log traces back.. Please, be patient.. I just need a couple of
>>> days to do so. I'll tell you when logging is enabled, so that we can do
>>> further testing together.
>>> For now, thank you for giving it a try. Don't lose your faith, I'm
>>> confident we can find out the cause and solve it!
>>>
>>>>
>>>> best regards
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Michael
>>>
>>> Happy hacking!
>>>
>>> Fil
>>>
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