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No wifi - RPI 4 in RPI OS 32 BIT when using a SSID and Password in Raspberry Pi Imager
Using the Raspberry Pi imager and setting an SSID and Password:
RPI OS 32 bit full = Wifi working. RPI OS 32 bit lite = Wifi not working
Error in RPI OS 32 lite = WIFI IS CURRENTLY BLOCKED BY RFKILL
Looks okay on this end.
I see the kernel you have is older than what we ship with, so it doesn't seem to be the latest armhf lite image.
Only-slightly relevant question: Where does RP-imager writes the wi-fi configuration? I am debugging an issue on Ubuntu 22.04 where I am not able to change my wi-fi network.
Where does RP-imager writes the wi-fi configuration? I am debugging an issue on Ubuntu 22.04 where I am not able to change my wi-fi network.
We only support setting wifi configuration on Ubuntu SERVER, not desktop. (If using our repository, the customization option will not be shown if selecting desktop, but mentioning it just in case you are using a custom image file from disk).
In the case of SERVER it is stored in a file called "network-config" on the FAT partition of the SD card. Any wifi channel that require setting wifi country first may or may not work, depending on Ubuntu version.
@maxnet big thanks, I meant the ubuntu server.
This is really off-topic now, but do you have any tips on switching the wi-fi network? nmcli gives wlan0: unavailable, sudo wpa_cli fails to save a config, and the advice from the internet did not resolve that.
This is really off-topic now, but do you have any tips on switching the wi-fi network?
Ubuntu Server has gone netplan. It will consult the files in /etc/netplan on every boot and generate brand new configuration files from that. So if you modify configuration files in any other directory they will be overwritten.
For configuration examples see: https://netplan.io/examples May need to toss a country setting like "cfg80211.ieee80211_regdom=GB" in /boot/firmware/cmdline.txt A wifi country code setting did was added to upstream netplan recently, but I don't think it made it into the Ubuntu version you are using yet.
For configuration examples see: https://netplan.io/examples
Great, this worked! Thank you for your help.