Must be something which makes the difference

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Originally Posted by Joey93

For number 2 try manually inputting a static ip, dns, gateway and netmask =)

Thanks for the tip, I will try tomorrow. But what is the catch? What makes WM and Symbian better than Android when is about connecting to a LEAP network?

So you'd like other people to build an app for you?

Learn how to code!

All android comunity will thank to the courageous developer who will create the tweak

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Originally Posted by ivolol

So you'd like other people to build an app for you?

Learn how to code!

Why do you say "YOU"? Is not just me, is the whole android community that has lack of what i said in the thread. The work that will be done by a skilled developer from here will be used in the future by all androiders.
All the info and opinions that will be wrote in here will help the "courageous developer" to build the Complete WiFi UI.
My experience with the WiFi will help others to connect on similar networks.
In my opinion this is true development: trying to reach the impossible, or not yet possible, or not yet known.
I think is at last 1 developer in here which knows very good the WiFi protocols and can give us a hint.
For us (the ordinary users) is very difficult to start now learn coding in android and network protocols, because will last at least six months of staying in codes to get the idea of coding.

Compiling in android OS

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Originally Posted by ivolol

Learn how to code!

I checked your thread and is says nothing about compiling in Android OS. In my opinion this is the root cause of not fully working WiFi connectivity. With a proper .conf file of latest wpa_supplicant i think that the issue will become history.

Logcat and new tests

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Hello again,

I've made some new tests and I found ......... nothing.

The thread with steps that i followed is this: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=8804