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Lakka is a lightweight Linux distribution that transforms a small computer into a full blown game console.
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WPA3 support Rasberry Pi 4B? #1995

Open rk9qn3j opened 3 months ago

rk9qn3j commented 3 months ago

Hi,

Is WPA3 supported for Raspberry Pi 4B? I'm trying to connect to my WPA3-only WiFi, but aren't able to do so - WPA2 works fine.

I'm currently running Lakka 5.0.

gouchi commented 2 months ago

As mentioned in the issue template, please provide some log otherwise it will be difficult to debug.

It is important to provide logs for debugging as part of your report. Instructions for generating logs can be found in the Troubleshooting Lakka documentation at https://www.lakka.tv/doc/Troubleshooting-Lakka/

Thank you.

rk9qn3j commented 2 months ago

Sorry - it was a more general question if WPA3 was supported or not.

I tried to create log files according to the article (start Lakka in verbose mode and output to log.txt), but the log doesn't contain any useful information regarding WiFi. Then I tried to troubleshoot directly via the console, but with no success (e.g. look for any useful information with journalctl and connect directly with wpa_supplicant). It seems that the necessary versions of the packages are there though (connman 1.41 and wpa_supplicant 2.10).

ShigeakiAsai commented 2 months ago

Just infromation.

https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=373077 https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/pull/5945 By these information, the RPi kernel included WPA3 function into rpi-6.6.y branch on on Feb 16.

And Lakka version & RPi kernel version are below (at Aug 11, 2024) Lakka 5.x : 6.1.77 (commit:14c373b069031f01031e113f62d65c7518f0f084) - Feb 29, 2024 Lakka 6.x : 6.6.33 (commit:51c5d2bb01d3a0cff31d00686f35ed8f33039f78) - Jun 13, 2024

Lakka 6.x may work WPA-3. If it does not work, latest firmware may be needed.

Thanks, ASAI, Shigeaki

rk9qn3j commented 2 months ago

Nice find! Can we expect an update to Lakka 5.x that uses this kernel (>= 6.6) OR do we need to wait for Lakka 6.x? In the meantime, can this be fixed manually using the method described in the link above? Isn't the Lakka file system read-only?