Connecting to Wi-Fi from command line on a stripped Debian system












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I have a GUI-less Debian-based Linux system, and I can't find a way to connect to a Wi-Fi network. All the solutions I could find involve iwconfig or nmcli tools, but these are not present on my system. What are my options?



ifconfig does detect the wlan0 interface.









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    ifconfig does detect the wlan0 interface.









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      ifconfig does detect the wlan0 interface.









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      ifconfig does detect the wlan0 interface.







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