Bertin wrote:
>The password is stored elsewhere, presumably in some secure storage
>managed by the NM and changes are made via a privileged helper
>launched by the KDE Daemon (kded). That one isn't running when you're
>not logged in, nor is the KDE wallet daemon, which means a KDE wallet
>cannot be required for connecting to a WiFi network at boot...
Thanks for that clue. I think my problem was that, although I was
following directions, I was doing it while KDE was running. Running
from a simple command line without KDE seems to have solved it.
# nmcli c modify ${name} 802-11-wireless-security.psk "password" \
802-11-wireless-security.psk-flags 0
After booting and before starting KDE (which I do using startx because
I like seeing boot messages), the connection is up. And still up after
KDE is running. No wallet impact at all.
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