How to add LEAP wifi setting to Nexus One. Only for ROOT.

[Guest socalphil]

Note:

I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ISSUES YOU CREATE WITH THIS. IT IS A ROUGH GUIDE AND WORKS FOR ME. DO AT OWN RISK.

If anyone wants to add anything go ahead.

Tutorial For Adding LEAP Wifi

1. Open Command prompt window in Windows.

2. Go to your directory that you have Android SDK in.

3. Change directory to Tools. So for eg. C:\Android\Tools

4. Type in adb devices. You should see your device. If not install ADB driver. Google it.

5. Type in adb pull /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant .conf c:\wpa_supplicant.conf

6. This stores wpa_supplicant.conf on your C: drive.

7. Open file with wordpad.

8. Add the following to the file:

network={

ssid="Your SSID"

scan_ssid=1

key_mgmt=IEEE8021X

auth_alg=OPEN SHARED LEAP

eap=LEAP

identity="Your Identity"

password="Your Password"

}

9. Save the file.

10. Type push c:\wpa_supplicant.conf /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant .conf

11. Now the important part. If you miss this your wifi will not work after reboot.

12. Type adb shell

13. Should get # prompt.

14. Type su.

15. Type cd /data/misc/wifi

16. Type chown 1010 wpa*

17. Type chgrp 1010 wpa*

18. Close command prompt window and enjoy LEAP wifi.

[Guest Aspergillus]

Thanks m8...

Thats something very useful for me.

Regards Aspi

[Guest commodoor]

This is very handy, thnx

[Guest igs]

Note:

I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ISSUES YOU CREATE WITH THIS. IT IS A ROUGH GUIDE AND WORKS FOR ME. DO AT OWN RISK.

If anyone wants to add anything go ahead.

Tutorial For Adding LEAP Wifi

1. Open Command prompt window in Windows.

2. Go to your directory that you have Android SDK in.

3. Change directory to Tools. So for eg. C:\Android\Tools

4. Type in adb devices. You should see your device. If not install ADB driver. Google it.

5. Type in adb pull /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant .conf c:\wpa_supplicant.conf

6. This stores wpa_supplicant.conf on your C: drive.

7. Open file with wordpad.

8. Add the following to the file:

network={

ssid="Your SSID"

scan_ssid=1

key_mgmt=IEEE8021X

auth_alg=OPEN SHARED LEAP

eap=LEAP

identity="Your Identity"

password="Your Password"

}

9. Save the file.

10. Type push c:\wpa_supplicant.conf /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant .conf

11. Now the important part. If you miss this your wifi will not work after reboot.

12. Type adb shell

13. Should get # prompt.

14. Type su.

15. Type cd /data/misc/wifi

16. Type chown 1010 wpa*

17. Type chgrp 1010 wpa*

18. Close command prompt window and enjoy LEAP wifi.

Hello

I have a problem in line 16

it says no such user 1010

What shell I do ?

10xs

[Guest lingboy]

Hello

I have a problem in line 16

it says no such user 1010

What shell I do ?

10xs

I think this is because your device can't support some commands. May you can install busybox on Nexus One firstly and then these commands should work well. Just google busybox and see how to install it.

I tested this method on my Nexus One and it works very well. Enjoy.

[Guest stevenz]

This should be submitted to Paul and/or Cyanogen for inclusion in their base ROMs, it could be quite handy.

Cheers.

[Guest ronl]

I also had to change to perform the following in order for this to work.

at the sbd shell type the following commands:

# cd /data/misc/wifi

# chown system.wifi wpa_supplicant.conf

# reboot