Open scritrolf opened 8 months ago
I think you only need MODE ESSID and WPAKEY Possibly the WEXT line
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On Saturday, November 4, 2023, 12:52 PM, scritrolf @.***> wrote:
Hello all, I greatly appreciate this project and so far had lots of fun with the rather lower levels of linux deployments :) I cannot get the wifi to work, however. There's two scenarios:
WIRELESS_IWCONFIG=""
WIRELESS_IWSPY=""
WIRELESS_IWPRIV=""
WIRELESS_WPAKEY="MYWPAPASSWORD"
Any ideas?
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This is example that I use often
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On Saturday, November 4, 2023, 12:52 PM, scritrolf @.***> wrote:
Hello all, I greatly appreciate this project and so far had lots of fun with the rather lower levels of linux deployments :) I cannot get the wifi to work, however. There's two scenarios:
WIRELESS_IWCONFIG=""
WIRELESS_IWSPY=""
WIRELESS_IWPRIV=""
WIRELESS_WPAKEY="MYWPAPASSWORD"
Any ideas?
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Thanks for the very quick reply. I tried the config you mentioned but it's still getting stuck at about 90% of the progress bar of the splash screen. Here's the config files I'm using right now: https://scrit-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/rolf_scr-it_de/ETNksjSd_aFFkRQ4mFfJhBwBK485WwBrEJ62yuSLkTy3jw?e=HtShIi
Booting from an USB Image written with mkmbrdrive btw...
Do you have any tips on how I could actually see what the kernel does when it's stuck? I tried the things mentioned in the wiki and also tried to mount /var/ from an extra partition on that stick but there's no logs on it.
Best regards,RS
Finally managed to make the boot process visible (via param kernelcmdline "loglevel=7" , param bootlogo false, param splash 0) but now I see the place where it stalls at first is when loading the bluetooth module. What could be the reason for this?
Idk, We never implemented Bluetooth. You can drop the module.
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On Saturday, November 4, 2023, 5:38 PM, scritrolf @.***> wrote:
Finally managed to make the boot process visible (via param kernelcmdline "loglevel=7" , param bootlogo false, param splash 0) but now I see the place where it stalls at first is when loading the bluetooth module. What could be the reason for this?
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Thanks, good idea :) I don't need it anyway. But the boot still stalls. I've no idea what it tries to tell me :( (the messages about the sda partitions are ok, there's a windows on it)
set param kernelcmdline "systemd.show_status=true rd.systemd.show_status=true"
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Thanks, good idea :) I don't need it anyway. But the boot still stalls. I've no idea what it tries to tell me :( (the messages about the sda partitions are ok, there's a windows on it)
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Thanks!
Hello all, I greatly appreciate this project and so far had lots of fun with the rather lower levels of linux deployments :) I cannot get the wifi to work, however. There's two scenarios:
WIRELESS_FREQ=""
WIRELESS_CHANNEL=""
WIRELESS_SENS=""
WIRELESS_RATE=""
WIRELESS_RTS=""
WIRELESS_FRAG=""
WIRELESS_IWCONFIG="" WIRELESS_IWSPY="" WIRELESS_IWPRIV="" WIRELESS_WPAKEY="MYWPAPASSWORD"
Any ideas?