06-08-2025, 06:31 PM
@andyjohnson
Occasionally I've had problems with predefining the WiFi connection in an image. Never figured out why (never discount fat-finger typing), but since you can connect via Ethernet, why not just do the job from the Network Configuration panel? It's always worked for me.
m>Configure>Network
Scroll down to the Wireless section, choose DHCP for the Address method, click the Network SSID SCAN button, choose your AP (Polygon) from the resulting list, enter the Password, make sure the Security and Country choices are correct. Save the Wireless settings and reboot. You can disconnect the Ethernet cable while the system is rebooting.
Should be good to go. If not, you can always plug the Ethernet cable in again and go bug hunting.
Regards,
Kent
Occasionally I've had problems with predefining the WiFi connection in an image. Never figured out why (never discount fat-finger typing), but since you can connect via Ethernet, why not just do the job from the Network Configuration panel? It's always worked for me.
m>Configure>Network
Scroll down to the Wireless section, choose DHCP for the Address method, click the Network SSID SCAN button, choose your AP (Polygon) from the resulting list, enter the Password, make sure the Security and Country choices are correct. Save the Wireless settings and reboot. You can disconnect the Ethernet cable while the system is rebooting.
Should be good to go. If not, you can always plug the Ethernet cable in again and go bug hunting.
Regards,
Kent
