On 9/27/18 7:34 PM, Robert Moskowitz wrote:
Interesting observation.
With the latest uboot (2018.09) and Fedora 29-beta-Xfce
No wifi. Nothing shows when I do 'ip a'
BUT...
Same uboot, but the Centos7 image:
CentOS-Userland-7-armv7hl-generic-GNOME-1804-sda
There is the wifi interface. The Gnome install asks me if I want to
connect to any of the visible SSIDs.
How did the Centos arm team get this to work and not Fedora? :)
Really not so important RIGHT now, as my CT is for a Centos server. I
am only planning on running Fedora on Cubieboard2 which do not have
their own embedded wifi.
Just a data point for now.
Another datapoint:
Centos is running the WPA Supplicant daemon. Fedora is not. But is
there a WPA Supplicant daemon in Fedora, or is this function merged into
NetworkManager?
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