[solved] eduroam with netctl?

Hello, i'm trying to install arch on my school laptop. (I installed linux (not arch) before: it ain't a problem.)
Here they use a network called Airborne. It has wpa2-enterprise security.
(Here is a picture of the network configration in windows)
To install netctl I just placed the netctl and openresolv packages in my windows partition and installed them with pacman -U during installation.
My question is: how can I connect to wpa2-enterprise with netctl?
Last edited by mid-kid (2013-06-21 13:27:14)

I found setting it up with wpa_supplicant too complicated.
I used archiso on my other pc to make an iso including wicd and this config: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wi … _with_wicd
Thanks for the help anyway!
EDIT: It looks like somebody made it work with netctl: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Netctl#Eduroam
I haven't tried it though.
Last edited by mid-kid (2013-06-21 13:26:06)

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