"wifi-radar" wanted

[gotmonkey]

Ante Karamatiæ Wrote: 
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> 

> wifi-radar doesn't do any changes to /etc/network/interfaces, so when

> computer is rebooted, your network will not start. I find this as a
> good

> thing.

> 

I am fine with running wifi-radar after I log into gnome. When I boot,
I get held up at network interfaces. Is there a way to speed this up? 



The question is: Is there a way to start the hardware initializing
without it trying to start a network connection? Since I am most likely
going to be using wifi-radar to connect to my various WAPs manually.



I rarely plug my laptop into a hard line network, I would like the
option to, but don't need it trying to find connection at boot. 



Does any of this make sense or have I lost my mind?



Tom Arnold Wrote: 
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> 

> You can run wifi-radar at boot time with the -d option. I added the

> option 'up wifi-radar -d' to my interace definition for the wireless

> card in /etc/network/interfaces.

I couldn't get this to work properly. It froze my system.


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gotmonkey