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Using IGEP WLAN to communicate

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If your IGEP processor board Processor Board has '''wifi interface ''' you can connect to it . You can open a SSH session in your computer and access interact with your Board from your board, for example, via SSHconsole. Here is how to.
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== Update pre-installed software == <br> {| width="100%" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="0" align="center"|-! scope="row" | [[Image:Information.jpg|60x60px]] | If this is your first time accessing your IGEP Processor Board, it is highly recommended that you [[Update the PRE-INSTALLED software image to a current release|update your pre-installed software image to a recent release]] to ensure you have the latest features and bug fixes.|} <br>..or you can directly: === Download Boot and Rootfs ===
You can download the boot partition and the rootfs partition packages from here:
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=== Create a Boot MicroSD Card<br> ===
Now create a Boot MicroSD Card using the two packages above. Follow this HowTo from the IGEP Wiki:
== Configure the network<br> ==
Now it is time to To configure the wireless network in your IGEP&nbsp;boardProcessor Board, you need to edit the ''/etc/network/interfaces'' file '''in your IGEP Processor Board''' (not your computer). To edit this file, remove the MicroSD from your IGEP device and insert it to your host PC.The MicroSD has two partitions: boot and rootfs. They are mounted in your '/media/' directory when you insert your MicroSD card to the host PC.  So, the path to the ''interfaces'' file will be like: ''/media/rootfs/etc/network/interfaces'' Append this text file with the following commands:
The rootfs partition in the MicroSD Card should be available in the ''/media/rootfs'' directory in your host PC. There edit the file ''/media/rootfs/etc/network/interfaces''
<pre> # interfaces(5) file used by ifup(8) and ifdown(8)
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