I've been banging my head into the wall trying to figure this out.
I have an older laptop with an Intel Pro Wireless 2100 card that works perfectly well under Linux.
I had a bit of trouble getting the card to be detected by ifconfig as wlan0, but I finally got it working. Now scanning with ifconfig shows nearby networks, so I know the driver is working.
Every time I go to connect to a network with WPA_supplicant, it spits out "wrong key" and continuously cycles through the connection>handshake>wrong key proccess.
Problem is, I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that the psk I'm giving it is correct, and I know it's not the router, since it does the same thing with another router, and even my phone's hotspot.
I've tried using wpa_gui, wifimgr, and even the ghostBSD networkmgr (which is also able to see the networks, but always gives the same errors as WPA_Supplicant if I run it from terminal to see the log)
I'm at a complete loss and cannot figure this out for the life of me. Would greatly appreciate a solution.
I have an older laptop with an Intel Pro Wireless 2100 card that works perfectly well under Linux.
I had a bit of trouble getting the card to be detected by ifconfig as wlan0, but I finally got it working. Now scanning with ifconfig shows nearby networks, so I know the driver is working.
Every time I go to connect to a network with WPA_supplicant, it spits out "wrong key" and continuously cycles through the connection>handshake>wrong key proccess.
Problem is, I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that the psk I'm giving it is correct, and I know it's not the router, since it does the same thing with another router, and even my phone's hotspot.
I've tried using wpa_gui, wifimgr, and even the ghostBSD networkmgr (which is also able to see the networks, but always gives the same errors as WPA_Supplicant if I run it from terminal to see the log)
I'm at a complete loss and cannot figure this out for the life of me. Would greatly appreciate a solution.