William Breathitt Gray

Something interesting happened when I followed @chewitt's commands to enable my custom `iwd_debug` and rebooted. I can see wifi networks in the menu now even while Ethernet is plugged in....

Here's my attempt to connect via `iwctl debug`: ``` [iwd]# debug wlan0 connect 04:42:1a:51:d9:c0 Type the network passphrase for MAXIT3HCAT psk. Passphrase: ******************** Operation failed ``` ``` LibreELEC:~ # journalctl...

I wonder if this is a race condition of some kind. Executing `iwd` with `-d` or `-E` option allows me to see wireless networks even when I have Ethernet plugged...

I made an important discovery. I copied the device tree blob from Armbian via `/sys/firmware/fdt` and overwrote the `/flash/sun50i-h6-pine-h64-model-b.dtb` file in LibreELEC. After rebooting, I no longer experience the WiFi...

With the Armbian DTB loaded on LibreELEC and `iwd -d` executed, I tried the following: ``` LibreELEC:~ # iwctl station wlan0 scan LibreELEC:~ # iwctl station wlan0 get-networks Available networks...

> What are the kernel logs showing at this time? There should be some authentication messages: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=264116 I think those `kernel` lines are from some sort of `kernel.service` systemd unit...

> Can you please look at your wireless configuration. > > As it looks to have WPA3 enabled. Can we please simplify the configuration - simple ssid: just lowercase text...

I also tried connecting to a wireless network with no password earlier, and it's the same error as the other two: ``` Mar 21 16:42:37 LibreELEC iwd[364]: event: state, old:...

Here's an excerpt of the full `journalctl` log on Armbian showing the WiFi being brought up and connecting successfully to my access point: ``` Mar 16 21:10:34 pineh64-b NetworkManager[848]: [1710623434.6247]...

It seems a bit strange to me that swapping in the Armbian DTB file allows wireless networks to be seen in `iwd`. Before LibreELEC switch to `iwd`, I was able...