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Help with Solo Wifi command #53
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its likely you've not reconnected yet. As this issue is a few months old its likely already resolved, if so, can you close it @JBB2068? |
Not reconnected yet? Not sure what you mean but this still doesn't work and
I have a suspicion that it will only work on Linux but I am only guessing.
I don't have a Linux machine. Close it if you like but technically it is
unresolved.
On Dec 16, 2017 5:48 PM, "kaliumxyz" <[email protected]> wrote:
its likely you've not reconnected yet. As this issue is a few months old
its likely already resolved, if so, can you close it @JBB2068
<https://github.com/jbb2068>?
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You need to reconnect to the controllers hotspot manually. |
No matter how many times I connect to it the controller still is not
connecting to my home Wi-Fi.
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You need to reconnect to the controllers hotspot manually.
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Can you post the wifi logs from the controller? you can get them with the following commands:
while you're there you can also check if it did at least set your credentials and if those are correct:
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thinking about it, its unlikely the problem is at the controller but more likely that its with the script, maybe peer dependencies; does |
Try updating your home router firmware (I had the same problem some years ago) and that fixed it. |
Solo info does not work. It stops at note: ensure you are connected to
Solo's wifi network.
Sorry we had a run of the flu. Back on it now.
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Try updating your home router firmware (I had the same problem some
*years* ago) and that fixed it.
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Doesn't matter what router I try to connect it to. Even my phone hotspot. It is the same. |
Also tried the 2 commands you mentioned and both return "No such file or directory" |
I resolved this open issue by installing an earlier version of the paramiko library.
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Trying to get my controller to see my router's internet connection.
Connected to Solo Link wifi
Logged on to Solo using the TjSDBkAu password
Family@HTPC ~
$ ssh [email protected]
[email protected]'s password:
root@3dr_solo:~#
Went to CMD in Windows 7
C:\Users\Family>solo wifi --name=BTONa --password=8177705697
connecting to the Controller...
(note: ensure you are connected to Solo's wifi network.)
It stays like this indefinitely
What am I doing wrong?
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