The wifi configuration is a little annoying from system7, since the entire configuration is done through javascript and xmlhttprequests.
I've written a ghetto little tool to do the configuration without a browser. I basically only support open and wpa2 AP's, since that's all I use. This tool doesn't address changing network settings when changing wifi associations.
When not associated with any network, by default, the WNCE2001 will provide a DHCP address. This means, when changing wifi associations, you'll almost always want to change your network settings. OpenTransport 1.x isn't so great about dhcp release/renews. You can fiddle with the TCP/IP control panel and get it to work, but I typically am lazy and just reboot.
The WNCE2001 will remember the last wifi association and wpa2 credentials, so if you usually only use one AP, you don't need to reconfigure anything.
Anyway, it's not a great tool, but it's what I use, and seems to work. Full source is included, it's a 68k codewarrior project.
http://synack.net/~bbraun/wnce2001config.bin
I've written a ghetto little tool to do the configuration without a browser. I basically only support open and wpa2 AP's, since that's all I use. This tool doesn't address changing network settings when changing wifi associations.
When not associated with any network, by default, the WNCE2001 will provide a DHCP address. This means, when changing wifi associations, you'll almost always want to change your network settings. OpenTransport 1.x isn't so great about dhcp release/renews. You can fiddle with the TCP/IP control panel and get it to work, but I typically am lazy and just reboot.
The WNCE2001 will remember the last wifi association and wpa2 credentials, so if you usually only use one AP, you don't need to reconfigure anything.
Anyway, it's not a great tool, but it's what I use, and seems to work. Full source is included, it's a 68k codewarrior project.
http://synack.net/~bbraun/wnce2001config.bin