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kc7ngc wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2019 1:39 am

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rpi-rw
sudo systemctl stop wpa_supplicant
sudo systemctl disable wpa_supplicant
rpi-ro

I have already sent it and now I only see one process.
I'm going to try it, to see if the problem continues.
Thank you very much for your work.

I'm sorry but the problem continues.
Now I needed three ignitions to
The rp3 A + starts working with Wi-Fi.
Once it starts well, it works perfectly and
The wifi is stable.

OK, thanks Andy. I have updated pi-star and see that new option in the Wi-Fi configuration. But what is strange to me is that because with the same regional settings in PI3 B + and PI3 A + (same micro SD) there are only problems in PI3 A +. I'm going to try these days to see what happens. Thank you.

Any news about this annoying problem
with raspi 3A +?
73.

Hi, what is the best way to cancel the auto update?

Thank you.

Hi, what is the best way to cancel the auto update?

Thank you.

I re-read this thread and perhaps the RPi3A+ just has poor quality control and produced boards with borderline-bad WiFi chips? Several people said they take the same TF/SD-card out of a dysfunctional RPi 3A+ and put it into another RPi X+ and then it works! I put the same microsd to a pi3 b + and t...

Right now I have needed 3 ignitions, so that
The PI3 a+ start to operate the wifi.
4.1.0 RC6

73

There are definitely many boot problems
Wifi with pi3 a +.
The same works perfectly, but suddenly stops working wifi
at startup. 2.4 or 5ghz independent.
Once it starts well, it works perfectly.
The problem is at startup, with network interfaces.

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DB6BD wrote: ↑Wed Oct 02, 2019 4:33 am Hi,

We're down the road at Version 4.1.0 RC6, but still the same issue.

You can try version 4.0.0.rc4 is better
with PI3 a +

http://download.pistar.uk/Pi-Star_RPi_V ... y-2019.zip