In preparation of the second stage I released a testing version of the command line tool wlanconfig at:

http://dev.osdrawer.net/projects/haiku-wifi/files.

So what are its features?

• Scan for available WLANs
• Join a WLAN (no hidden WLANs though)
• Show the WLAN you are connected to

The corresponding commands are printed out by issuing the command "wlanconfig help" in the terminal.

After downloading and unpacking the wlanconfig zip, you install it by executing the install.sh script.

To use wlanconfig to its full potential you have to download and install the latest atheros driver, too.

When reporting bugs: http://dev.osdrawer.net/projects/haiku-wifi/issues/new (you have to be logged in) please append the output of getsysteminfos.sh installed with the latest atheros driver.

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