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howtos:hardware:arm:raspberrypi3_wap [2018/08/26 21:00 (UTC)] – [Bridge Configuration] bifferoshowtos:hardware:arm:raspberrypi3_wap [2018/08/26 23:56 (UTC)] – [Hardware Requirements] bifferos
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   * A Raspberry Pi 3 running Slackware 14.2   * A Raspberry Pi 3 running Slackware 14.2
-  * A powered USB hub with 2A Power supply (to ensure the Wifi Dongle gets enough juice)+  * A powered USB hub with 2A Power supply (to ensure the Wifi adapter gets enough juice)
   * Alfa Network AWUS036NHA - USB WiFi Adapter with chipset ar9271l   * Alfa Network AWUS036NHA - USB WiFi Adapter with chipset ar9271l
   * Ethernet cable   * Ethernet cable
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-What this does:  The interface wlan1, we've seen before.  The bridge br0 will get wlan1 interface added to it when hostapd has fired up.  The syslog logging lines ensure you get something in /var/log/messages to tell you what's going on.  The ssid, wpa and wpa_passphrase settings should be rather obvious, the hw_mode you can just leave as 'g' unless you know what you're doing, channel is set to something you didn't see when you ran 'iwlist wlan1 scanning' earlier on.+What this does:  The interface wlan1, we've seen before.  The bridge br0 will get wlan1 interface added to it when hostapd has fired up.  The syslog logging lines ensure you get something in /var/log/messages to tell you what's going on.  The ssid, wpa and wpa_passphrase settings should be rather obvious, the hw_mode you can just leave as 'g' unless you know what you're doing, channel is set to something you didn't see when you ran ''iwlist wlan1 scanning'' earlier on.
  
 That minimal config should get hostapd working fine, at least it did for me. That minimal config should get hostapd working fine, at least it did for me.

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