Eye-Fi Configuration Tool
This is an unofficial, open implementation of some of the tools needed to
manage an Eye-Fi card. It should run just
about anywhere, as long as you have wpa_supplicant around to help creating
the WPA keys. This should include Linux and the BSDs. I don't know offhand
about OSX.
Note that this does not replace the Eye-Fi-supplied manager for card
registration or changing online upload services, nor does it perform
as the "Upload to my computer" destination.
Features:
- Scan for wireless networks
- Add, remove and test wireless networks (WPA-PSK with ASCII key and unsecured for now)
- Reboot the card
- List configured networks on the card
- Fetch the card's unique key and MAC address
- Supports WEP and hex keys for WPA and WPA2. (done in 006)
Todo:
- Test on something other than Linux/x86_32.
- Make the command-line parsing and actions more sane
- Find more card commands.
- End a wee bit of the global variable abuse.
Much credit goes to Chris Davies for his implementation and expert guidance
along the way. We can also not forget the Eye-Fi team for producing such a neat
product and nurturing an environment for others to work with it.
As always, patches, suggestions and bug reports are very welcome. I'll post updates to
my blog.
Download:
Git Tree:
There's also a
git tree if you'd like to fetch the source that way.
