23rd Jan, 2013, 05:32 AM
Problem: Xbian cannot connect to the Internet.
Basic info:
Additional info:
I have a PPPoE-connection, whichh requires username and password. I cannot seem to find a place where I could do this on the Xbian.
Contents of /etc/network/interfaces:
Other:
I had the same problem on the "Raspbian wheezy", which I solved by installing "pppoeconf" from a USB-stick. However, I cannot install it for Xbian because of dependency errors such as:
The solution:
A network-manager software, which supports PPPoE-connections (is there any?)
Would I get it working by installing ppoeconf on the "wheezy" and copying the contents of "/etc/network/interfaces"-file to the Xbian's file? Or it doesn't really work like that?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
PS: I have tried xbian-config, but it only has two options for LAN and neither one of them "works" for my issue.
Basic info:
Code:
XBMC version: XBMC 12.0-RC1 Git:2012212-afbae11 (Compiled Dec 13 2012).
Overclocked/Turbo: No.
Power Supply Rating: 5.0V, 1A
USB connections: 0
Network: LAN
SD card: SanDisk Extreme 4GB (30MB/s) - Class 10
Additional info:
I have a PPPoE-connection, whichh requires username and password. I cannot seem to find a place where I could do this on the Xbian.
Contents of /etc/network/interfaces:
Code:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
iface eth0 inet dhcp
allow-hotplug wlan0
iface wlan0 inet manual
wpa-roam /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
wireless-power off
iface default inet dhcp
Other:
I had the same problem on the "Raspbian wheezy", which I solved by installing "pppoeconf" from a USB-stick. However, I cannot install it for Xbian because of dependency errors such as:
Code:
pppoeconf : Depends: gettext-base (>= 0.13) but it is not installable
The solution:
A network-manager software, which supports PPPoE-connections (is there any?)
Would I get it working by installing ppoeconf on the "wheezy" and copying the contents of "/etc/network/interfaces"-file to the Xbian's file? Or it doesn't really work like that?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
PS: I have tried xbian-config, but it only has two options for LAN and neither one of them "works" for my issue.