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Headless wpa_supplicant.conf configuration stopped working #583

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eximius313 opened this issue May 16, 2023 · 8 comments
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Headless wpa_supplicant.conf configuration stopped working #583

eximius313 opened this issue May 16, 2023 · 8 comments

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@eximius313
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With the newest Imager (1.7.4) when I tick "Configure wireless LAN" checkbox and just run the card - the wifi is configured properly and wlan0 interface is present in ifconfig.
But when I copy my wpa_supplicant.conf file (which contains additional networks) to the root folder for SD card (like I always did for headless configuration with older version of Imager) - the file is indeed copied into /etc/wpa_supplicant/ but wifi is not connected and wlan0 is not present in the ifconfig.
It is the same file and the same routine I always did with previous versions of Imager.
What is surprisingL when I then run raspi-config and add any dummy network Foo with password 12345678 - it is added to my file, wlan0 is up and wifi is connected to my real network.

Could you please fix that?

@XECDesign
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Are you saying the behaviour was different with 1.7.3 and upgrading to 1.7.4 is what breaks it, or just that you're seeing the problem with 1.7.4? It could be a raspberrypi-sys-mods or raspberrypi-net-mods issue rather than rpi-imager.

@eximius313
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I'm saying that the problem is after upgrading to 1.7.4 but I don't remember what previous version I had (could be from 6 months ago)

@maxnet
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maxnet commented May 16, 2023

And you are selecting the same RPI OS .img file you downloaded previously manually with "use custom" ?
Or did you install the latest RPI OS version today, which is likely a different RPI OS version than 6 months ago?

If so, it doesn't sound like an Imager issue to me...

@eximius313
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It was the latter ;(
Ok, how can I pinpoint the issue?
Shall I download old Imager and use newest image?
Or try to find old image and use it with newest Imager?

@eximius313
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Ok, I've installed newest Imager (v1.7.5) and verified, that image from 2022-04-07 works, but later images - for example 2022-09-07 do not.

Where shall I raise the issue?

@XECDesign
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https://github.com/RPi-Distro/repo/issues

@eximius313
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Thank you

@eximius313
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@XECDesign I've created the issue here: RPi-Distro/repo#328
Can I help with investigation the problem in any way?

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