Connect to a wireless network with the command line
You can do it manually from the command line, assuming you have network tools for linux installed. Know the name of your wireless connection: mine is ath0, so I’ll use it in this example, but you have to replace it when you type these commands with the name of your wireless connection. Note that most or all of these commands require you to be in root, so use sudo or su, or login to root. First startup the connection with ifconfig:
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