However the Wifi doesn't work for me (tested just for fun, don't need it), I have 2 wireless networks (WPA2-PSK only) that the apollos should see but only saw them once upon "scan" and that was after the first boot of the image, since then I don't see them anymore on both apollos (and not even the dozen or so neighbouring WiFis that my notebook sees from the same location).
Do you know if you are running your APs in mixed mode? If you switch to mixed mode, you'll likely be able to see and connect to them. Make sure once you associate, reboot them and remove the ethernet cable. I was able to get all of my Apollos to successfully connect and run reliably on my WiFi. Let me know if you need more troubleshooting help.
Peace,
r00t
If you mean by mixed mode 802.11b/g/n, yes that's the case on all AFAICS. Though no need to worry, I won't use WiFi, that just adds unnecessary delay und unreliability when ethernet is available just 1m from the miners.
In the meantime I tried "iwlist wlan0 scanning" in the shell and after an "ifconfig wlan0 down; sleep 3; ifconfig wlan0 up" I saw my networks. It might be that they are just shielded wifi-wise pretty good when standing on a metal surface as in my case with the antenna on the bottom. When I saw my networks on first boot they were in a different place on a wooden surface.