Working on Raspberry Pi?

[XXCHQ]

Wonderful stuffs you have put together here.
Was able to follow thru and generate the username and password for the wireless@sgx unfortunately, after connecting to it, I'm still unable to access to internet.

Anybody manage to get this working on Pi?

[harishpillay]

That's a good question. I have not explored that yet. I will find time this week to see if I can get that done.

[zerotypic]

Thanks Harish! Don't have a free Pi available to test on, so I can't help with this.

[harishpillay]

i thought i could do something today, but not possible. i've got my RPi ready and will work on it and report back.

[harishpillay]

7 months later, I am now in a place where I can actually test this out.

Here's what I did;
a) On a Fedora laptop, I re-ran this:
$ ./wasg-register.py $phonenumber $ddmmyyyy
Warning: Unexpected server response, key 'version' is '2.6', not '2.4'.
OTP will be sent to mobile phone number XXXXXXXXXX
Enter OTP to continue:
Warning: Unexpected server response, key 'version' is '2.8', not '2.4'.
Credentials:
userid = really-long-string-with-random-chars
password = another-long-string-with-random-chars

b) (I'm using GNOME) Go to Settings->Wi-Fi->click on Wireless@SGx <- the wheel symbol

c) Under the "Security" tab, enter the following:

1. Security -> WPA & WPA2 Enterprise
2. Authentication -> Protected EAP (PEAP)
3. check the box "No CA certificate is required"
4. PEAP version: keep it at Automatic
5. Inner authentication: MSCHAPv2
6. Username: the userid from above
7. Password: the password from above

d) save

That's it. I am on now.

I've obfuscated the username field: