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I've seen a few things around that you could use to automate this - you'll probably have to combine them yourself.
Have a search for conler (Wifi connection handler) - However, I'm not sure if there's an OS2006 version, so this may not work.
There's Wifitool which would be useful to do some of this - you may need to modify for your use, but it's probably a good place to start.
Have a search for conler (Wifi connection handler) - However, I'm not sure if there's an OS2006 version, so this may not work.
There's Wifitool which would be useful to do some of this - you may need to modify for your use, but it's probably a good place to start.
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I’m using a Nokia 770 solely as a remote control for my HTPC via WLAN and vncviewer. Up to now after switching on I have to
- start the connection manager
- choose the WLAN-connection
- wait for about 1 min until the first 'sent' data is shown on the display of connection manager
- start the vncviewer
- choose the address of the VNC-Server
Pretty much work for a 'simple' remote control, isn't it? Is it possible, to have these actions done automatically after switching on, e.g. by a script-file? I have some experience with MS-DOS, but as good as none with Linux.
OS2006 vers. 3.2006.49-2
vncviewer 0.6