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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'>Thanks Antonio for your 'pronto' response.<br><br>I've never used pastebin service before, so this may not work. This is the url I got from pastebin:<br><br> <a href="http://pastebin.com/v6U6Gy9p" target="_blank">http://pastebin.com/v6U6Gy9p</a><br><br>It shows two logs: hostapd log & wpa_supplicant log.<br><br>> If you can't attach the log (strange that google prevents you from<br>> doing that) you can use any pastebin service and provides us the link<br>> (not the best option - because because those links will become<br>> unavailable at some point - but better than nothing).<br><br>I've sent two emails to this list and both of them are 'awaiting moderator approval'.<br><br>> Why are you trying to run both hostapd and wpa_supplicant on the same<br>> host? My guess is that you want your host to be an AP and a STA at the<br>> same time, right?<br>> I don't think this is allowed by any driver. So you can't do that with<br>> just 1 wireless device.<br>> <br>> If this is the case, I think wpa_supplicant is failing when trying to<br>> bring up a second interfaces in managed mode.<br><br>The idea behind is that I want to test some applications (e.g. wpa_cli, hostapd_cli, TNC, etc) and/or some functionality (e.g. some EAP methods) and I understood that I had to start: a) hostapd and b) wpa_supplicant in order to achieve that. But I may be wrong, since I'm new to this technology.<br><br><div>If the AP and STA cannot be run on the same box, is there any way around this?<br><br>Thanks for time and answers/pointers.<br><br>Ciao.<br><br>Sergio.<br></div> </div></body>
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