CM12 only.has one option for WiFi-AP security, WPA PSK 2. I want to use WPA PSK (without the 2, my Macintosh balks at it). I thought I read a post a few weeks back about downloading a WPA PSK library and placing it in a system subfolder. But now for the life of me I can't find the post and searching these forums under WPA PSK had proven less than helpful. Can someone help me out here?
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Unfortunately my device has no possibilty to run Wi-Fi in WPA PSK2 mode (only WPA PSK). Is there any possibilty to upgrade for this function?
best regards,
beta-L-user
As far as i know - no. It's a HW feature, not a SW problem.
But there's no need to use PSK2 for security issues, the "simple" PSK is secure, too.
download and enjoy:
http://rapidshare.com/files/57728439/WiFiService.CAB
Hi,
I don't know yet if it's a LeeDroid 2.1c or a Froyo issue:
The Sensui-Roms got the following issue:
You can't select your ca-certificate when you want to add my 802.1x-network. The certificate is already installed. Help is very appreciated! Could someone include the Wifi-stack of the Nexus-One rom to a Sense-rom or can tell me how to get it from a Nexus Rom to a Sense rom? I attached two screenshots: One of how it should look like and one how it looks like actually in my Sense rom. I edited the wpa_supplicant.conf and added the line
Code:
ca_cert="keystore://CACERT_Telekom root CA"
after installing the cert. (yes I used the right certificate name)
It doesn't help either. So it looks like sense isn't even capable to manage ca-certificates.
Greetings
Moved to Q&A. Please don't post question threads in Development.
Sorry, that wasn't the plan.
I tried another rom without sense and another sense rom to find the reason for the problem. Actually it's a problem with the settings-part of the sense-roms. HTC forgot to implement the possibility to specify a certificate in the 802.1x Enterprise WLAN settings. Can I import the WLAN-Settings somehow from a non-sense-rom, cause I don't wanna miss sense and I don't wanna miss 802.1x too.
Greetings
Yes, bump sucks, but the bug sucks even more...
I've got the same problem. Sense doesn't allow me to select a CA-certificate. With the help of wifi-ace (code.google.com/p/android-wifi-ace/) I was able to set it manually. But this doesn't matter, the connection could not be etablished. (Connect to WLAN... SCAN... No connection)
I need enterprise with PEAP, MSCHAPv2 and the (installed) "Deutsche Telekom Root CA 2".
SammysHP said:
I've got the same problem. Sense doesn't allow me to select a CA-certificate. With the help of wifi-ace (code.google.com/p/android-wifi-ace/) I was able to set it manually. But this doesn't matter, the connection could not be etablished. (Connect to WLAN... SCAN... No connection)
I need enterprise with PEAP, MSCHAPv2 and the (installed) "Deutsche Telekom Root CA 2".
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Same here. I solved the problem by using the newest MIUI. It's faster than sense, has also a nice music player and is working fine with the defrost-kernel.
Greetings, everyone.
I have a Defy running on Jboogie3 Blurless Honey (2.2 Froyo), rooted and all...but i can't get it to connect to my univeristy's wi-fi; I've read it's a known problem in 2.2 and...I kind of fixed it: I've replaced wpa_supplicant,wlan_cu and wlan_loader in my /system/bin folder for some files I ran into the net. This "solution" worked on ADLXMOD F4D 2.2 (another 2.2 ROM for Defy) but doesn't seem to work on Jboogie3...well, it partially worked, because I couldn't add any networks, but I could connect to the WPA-EAP wi-fi on my university. Anyone running JBoogie3 has been able to connect to an enterprise network? or anyone running 2.1 can please post wlan_loader,wlan_cu and wpa_supplicant?
The network parameters are:
Auth: WPA
Data encoding: AES,TKIP or WEP128
EAP: PEAP
Auth method: MSCHAPv2
TL;DR: Can't connect to enterprise wi-fi, anyone running Jboogie3 has been able to? Anyone running 2.1 can post wpa_supplicant,wlan_cu and wlan_loader?
Sorry for horrible spacing and bad grammar, my English is rusty. Thanks.
Hello,
I've problems to connect with some access points with the current MIUI version.
The SSID was found, I set the pass and then the connection was rejected. If I try with Froyo 2.2.2 it works fine.
I've tested different access point configurations:
- b/g/n
- b/g
- g only
- WPA/WPA2
- WPA TKIP only
In the Milestone section I've read, that this phone has the same problems and a ROM version from eybee will solve this. Is there a fix for the Delfy, too?
Ralf
Hello everyone!
I installed the ICS 4.0.4 BCM RC4.1U2 on my Desire (using Data++ layout)
The installation worked perfectly but unfortuanetly I am not able to connect to an 802.1x EAP WiFi (eduroam at University of Paderborn, Germany). I used the exactly same settings as before on the Froyo HTC Stock Rom, there I've never experienced any problems: EAP-TLS including root and client certificate.
Obviously the wifi configuration is not saved properly on the phone now, so that no connection is established at all. When I try a second attempt to connect, the configuration for the eduroam is still blank.
Is this problem a known issue for the ICS 4.0.4 BCM RC4.1U2? I could not find any bug reports concerning this. Connecting to other wifis (WPA or WEP encrypted) is no problem. I even tried a full wipe and re-install, but I have still the same problem.
Does anyone have an idea? I'd be very thankful for help or hints...
workaround
OK, played around a little bit... It seems to be a bug in BCM RC4.1U2. I installed BCM RC4.0U0 and could create the connection without problems. Then I flashed BCM RC4.1U2 without wiping. Now the connection (created under BCM RC4.0U0) is still available and working
I'd like to report this bug in the BCM developer thread but I don't have permissions to post there, yet... Any suggestions?
Hi,
i just encountered exactly the same problem.
Coming from CM7 with full wipe it is not possible to save any EAP wifis.
Existing ones show up on scan but it is neither possible to connect to one nor to create a profile for a non existing one. After hitting save nothing happens. WPA/WPA2 networks work just fine...
Best regards!
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The problem was mentioned also in the developer thread.
As a quick and easier workaround (no downgrading) i can confirm that using
swift wifi from store (srry am not allowed to post link to app but heres the link to the post in the dev forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=28537392&postcount=6580)
works fine for me!
Swift wifi widget solves this issue. Thanks!
Hi!
Now I encounterd the same problem after re-install again. Swift Wifi doesn't help because I cannot choose the certificates. The certificates are installed, I can choose them in the "native" wifi options, but here again I can't save the 802.1x profile. This time I would like to avoid downgrading as a workaround. Any suggestions?