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This question is an exact duplicate of:

I rooted my device, then I go to adb shell and type su to enter wpa_cli. I was surprised that wpa_cli: not found appeared, although I get information when I type wpa_supplicant.

I know that wpa_cli is from same library wpa_supplicant from this link

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I guess you really wanted to ask something like "How can I install wpa_cli on my rooted device?" – Flow♦ Mar 6 at 16:22
@Flow, exactly !! how to do this ? – Hanaa Mar 6 at 16:59
I think that this would make a good question. Either edit this question or (maybe even better) ask a new question. – Flow♦ Mar 6 at 17:02
@Flow already get new question android.stackexchange.com/questions/40945/… – Hanaa Mar 6 at 17:19

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The wpa_supplicat's command line interface (wpa_cli) is not installed as default on most, Android devices. My Galaxy S running CM10 contains it though. I guess you have to manually (compile and) install it.

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