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Can't connect to one WiFi, can to another, NM

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Hi there,

after a recent apt upgrade I have problem with WiFi.

I CAN connect to one WiFi, WPA2, static IP.

However I CAN'T connect to another one, WPA2, tried with static and dynamic IP.

I am using NetworkManager.

Searched forum, deleted /etc/networks/interfaces. Information in /etc/NetworkManager/"network name" seems to be correct. Almost the same as for working net. (except uuid & IP info)

CAN also connect from laptop.

wpa_supplicant line from ps: /sbin/wpa_supplicant -u -s -O /run/wpa_supplicant

 

What should I check else?

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6 minutes ago, laurentppol said:
Armbianmonitor:

Hi there,

after a recent apt upgrade I have problem with WiFi.

I CAN connect to one WiFi, WPA2, static IP.

However I CAN'T connect to another one, WPA2, tried with static and dynamic IP.

I am using NetworkManager. But same problem with wicd.

It accepts password, then LONG "working" icon, then same password dialog box. With wicd it simply does not connect.

Searched forum, deleted /etc/networks/interfaces. Information in /etc/NetworkManager/"network name" seems to be correct. Almost the same as for working net. (except uuid & IP info)

CAN also connect from laptop.

wpa_supplicant line from ps: /sbin/wpa_supplicant -u -s -O /run/wpa_supplicant

 

What should I check else?

 

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