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davesteele / comitup

Bootstrap Wifi support over Wifi
https://davesteele.github.io/comitup/
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Pi zero W not supported ? #7

Closed pagaille closed 6 years ago

pagaille commented 6 years ago

Hi,

As far as I can see the Pi zero W is not supported. The AP just don't show up, even one without SSID.

Is there anything we can do ?

Thanks

davesteele commented 6 years ago

I'm using it on a Zero W right now without issue. What version are you using? Did you use the SD card image, or install the package?

pagaille commented 6 years ago

Thanks for your answer. I tried both. I checked that /etc/interfaces was empty. How can I help debug the issue ?

davesteele commented 6 years ago

Try running 'comitup-cli' as root, and see what that tells you ('man comitup-cli'). Also check the comitup log in /var/log.

If I'm doing a lot of debugging, I kill the service ('sudo systemctl stop comitup' and 'comitup-web') and run it from the command line ('sudo /usr/sbin/comitup').

pagaille commented 6 years ago

/var/log showedcomitup - WARNING - Error connecting hotspot I'll investigate further but sadly I only can access it through wifi since I don't have a HDMI monitor right now. That complicates things a bit ;-)

pagaille commented 6 years ago

Long story short, it works now.

I tried installing from scratch using the latest packages, comitup_1.2.3-1_all.deb and python3-networkmanager_2.0.1-4_all.deb using gdesbi to resolve the dependencies.

I don't know why the image doesn't work. No time to test again right now.

THANKS for that really good and clever software !

davesteele commented 6 years ago

That warning indicates an error with NetworkManager, which, I believe, is mitigated with python3-networkmanager 2.0.1-4. That package is included on the comitup repo, and is pulled in by the lastest comitup version.