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Frans Rampen

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  1. It is a AP-mode problem of the Realtek 8822CE chipset. Replaced the M2 card with Intel AX200 card and since then solid as a rock
  2. Hello, I have installed a tinkerboard 2S and used it without problems for more than a year now. Today I started Armbian-upgrade to upgrade the system.I use a M2 WIFI card. What happens right after the reboot when the upgrade was done; the system boots normally, showing all information on the monitor, and about 5 seconds after the login prompt is displayed, it completely freezes. That is; the system doesn't react to keypresses on my USB keyboard, and SSH access isn't reacting. I can ping the device however and I know it is not dead as my .NET core application is running normally and I can access it externally! I use a wifi hotspot configuration; the wifi network is also not available after boot. Now, I have a NanoPI R3C also with M2 wifi and configured exactly the same; it also behaves the same: console freeze, no ssh access. When I remove the Wifi card it does not freeze so it looks like related to the wifi card/configuration. I bought a R67S with wifi as I though it was a hardware failure but now, after upgrading my tinker it appears it's software related. As my Tinkerboard 2S was working flawlessly before I upgraded; are there any known issues in Debian Trixie minimal installation? I use this on both devices. Regards, Frans

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