On Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 7:25 AM, wrote:
> If your system can be customized, that will be easy.
> Install NetworkManager on your system.
> And use dbus to communicate with the NetworkManager daemon.
We too used NM for configuring network interfaces on our embedded
board. We had to cross-compile N
Hello Nate,
This seems interesting. My system can be customized, so there are no problems.
Do you have some code for reference or a web tutorial?
Thank you
Simone
> Il giorno 10/nov/2013, alle ore 02:55, nate.y...@gmail.com ha scritto:
>
> If your system can be customized, that will be easy.
>
If your system can be customized, that will be easy.
Install NetworkManager on your system.
And use dbus to communicate with the NetworkManager daemon.
At 2013-11-10 05:26:35,Simone wrote:
>Hello,
>We developed an application that need to configure all the network
>configurations from our GUI.
You (your application) can edit "/etc/network/interfaces" directly, its
syntax is fairly simple.
On Nov 10, 2013 1:27 AM, "Simone" wrote:
> Hello,
> We developed an application that need to configure all the network
> configurations from our GUI.
> We must let the end user be able to configure th
Hello,
We developed an application that need to configure all the network
configurations from our GUI.
We must let the end user be able to configure the device network configuration
from a user friendly interface, without doing it by command line :-)
Now, I have googled a bit but seems that qt d
