WiFi Builder

[N1DAE]

With the move from Bullseye to Bookworm, a new format and extension is needed for the file used to pre-load Wi-Fi info on a new install. Has anyone started on the necessary updates to the WiFi builder tool so one can choose between a Bullseye "wpa_supplicant.conf" and Bookworm xxxxxx.nmconnection" file?

[M1DNS]

Theres a ton of things that have changed in bookworm, which requires code rewrites in many places, and that takes time. given were working at a more leisurly pace and not killing ourselves trying to get things done, causing stress to the team as we have in the past. cant say when itll be sorted at this point.

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[N1DAE]

Can't imagine how much has changed. Was just wondering if it was on the to-do list. Thank you for confirmation.

Found an alternative in the meantime.


(Admin Edit) dont post that here agn.
This is Pistar support. (Admin Edit)

[N1DAE]

Understood. Message received.

[MW0MWZ]

Understood. Message received.

You mean like this one: https://www.pistar.uk/wifi_builder_5.php ?
It's not linked on the main page, and probably wont be unless I create an image that requires it.

[G8SEZ]

Understood. Message received.

You mean like this one: https://www.pistar.uk/wifi_builder_5.php ?
It's not linked on the main page, and probably wont be unless I create an image that requires it.

Which I assume you have now done...?

[MW0MWZ]

Understood. Message received.

You mean like this one: https://www.pistar.uk/wifi_builder_5.php ?
It's not linked on the main page, and probably wont be unless I create an image that requires it.

Which I assume you have now done...?

What for, nothing uses it....

[G8SEZ]

I thought that bookworm uses the NetworkManager configuration.

I could of course be wrong.

[MW0MWZ]

I thought that bookworm uses the NetworkManager configuration.

I could of course be wrong.

You're quire correct, but I modified it back to wpa_supplicant to make it the same as our historic versions.

[G8SEZ]

I thought that bookworm uses the NetworkManager configuration.

I could of course be wrong.

You're quire correct, but I modified it back to wpa_supplicant to make it the same as our historic versions.

Fair enough, I can see why you did that.