04-12-2013, 11:39 AM
I'm running OpenELEC 3.0.0 on a Raspberry PI. I have successfully managed to use boot parameters like "ip=dhcp disk=NFS=...." to mount /storage from an NFS server via wired network (all well described in the sticky thread "[IMPORTANT] Changes to kernel boot parameters, Please Read!").
Now my question: is it possible to do the same on a protected WLAN network? I haven't found any mention that it works or does not work. There would have to be parameters to specify the SSID and authentication and I can't find those documented. I would look in the source, but I don't even know if that is part of firmware, linux kernel, etc.
If it's not possible via boot parameters, is there a recommended way to do it by autostart.sh or something? Any pointers would be appreciated.
Now my question: is it possible to do the same on a protected WLAN network? I haven't found any mention that it works or does not work. There would have to be parameters to specify the SSID and authentication and I can't find those documented. I would look in the source, but I don't even know if that is part of firmware, linux kernel, etc.
If it's not possible via boot parameters, is there a recommended way to do it by autostart.sh or something? Any pointers would be appreciated.