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pcwzrd13 wrote:Like Jako said, first make sure your Wi-Fi adapter is compatible. Also make sure your Wi-Fi router name (SSID) and password (PSK) are correct. These are case sensitive.
stachlj958 wrote:I have the official Wi-Pi dongle, so I know it's correct.
stachlj958 wrote:If I type in iwconfig, it says "ESSID off/any" ....I'm not connected, am I?
pcwzrd13 wrote:stachlj958 wrote:I have the official Wi-Pi dongle, so I know it's correct.
The Wi-Pi dongle is not official. It's made by a third party. This one is the official one. Regardless, I do believe it should work out of the box but I could be wrong.stachlj958 wrote:If I type in iwconfig, it says "ESSID off/any" ....I'm not connected, am I?
You need to type in "iwconfig wlan0", not just "iwconfig".
stachlj958 wrote:I thought the official one was called the Wi-Pi dongle. That's the one I have.
stachlj958 wrote:I typed in "iwconfig wlan0" and it says the same thing as it did before except there aren't the lines that say "eth0" and "lo" arent there. Does that mean the wifi dongle isn't configured properly? It said it worked when I tried it when i had raspbian open, before I put dreampi on the SD card with it.
pcwzrd13 wrote:What do you see when you type "sudo iwlist wlan0 scan"?
stachlj958 wrote:11 different networks pop up (I live in a condo). Is there a way to scroll up and down? I can't view mine.
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