11-13-2019, 01:06 PM
There is a bug in 6.3.0 that results in PSK not being generated if the password has certain non-alphanumeric characters for example $ ! ` It's fixed in upcoming 6.4.0 release/update.
If manually running wpa_passphrase does in fact generate the PSK then there is something else that's causing the issue.
If you can confirm that the output from wpa_passphrase matches the block in the wpa_supplicant file then moOde's Network Config is working properly. All it does is write this file. Its Linux that actually tries to connect to the SSID during boot up.
If manually running wpa_passphrase does in fact generate the PSK then there is something else that's causing the issue.
If you can confirm that the output from wpa_passphrase matches the block in the wpa_supplicant file then moOde's Network Config is working properly. All it does is write this file. Its Linux that actually tries to connect to the SSID during boot up.
Code:
sudo cat /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf