[tina]

Hi,
Every time I reboot Rasp. PI my wi-fi settings get lost. The" wireless key" line that I enter to /etc/network/interface manually or by running ' sudo iwconfig wlan0 key s: MY_KEY', disappears after each reboot.

I use xbian image, the wireless adapter is TP-link with WEP security.

How do I make my wi-fi settings survive the reboot?

[Koenkk]

First of all, can you ask this question next time on the XBian forum? (forum.xbian.org , because this is an XBian related issue, not XBMC related). Can you use XBian-config to setup your wifi? You can access xbian-config by SSH'in in, xbian-config will automatically pop up.

[tina]

thank you. I posted the question here http://forum.xbian.org/thread-743.html

XBian-config works only after ' sudo iwconfig wlan0 key s: MY_KEY' and ' sudo ifup wlan0' . XBian-config does not have on option to enter password(key), only asks for SSID.

[Koenkk]

We will continue there