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      heikkim last edited by

      I'm having issues setting up my axon S105 to connect to our wifi network.
      I can ssh into unipi using ethernet cable and an offline router but I cannot figure out how to enable wifi.

      unipi@S105-sn108:~$ sudo ifup wlan0 
      wlan0: interface not found or invalid
      

      I have entered wpa settings into /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
      also added wlan0 to /etc/network/interfaces

      I disabled Mervis and Evok using hotspot mode as we plan to use this hardware as a node.js powered i/o controller for our customers product family.

      Please, advice how to configure wifi connection / enable network interface for wlan.
      Do I need to install drivers etc.? (I have no internet connection for the ethernet port)

      unipi@S105-sn108:~$ sudo lsmod      
      Module                  Size  Used by
      unipi                  98304  2
      ds2482                 16384  0
      industrialio           53248  1 unipi
      wire                   40960  1 ds2482
      cn                     16384  2 wire
      at24                   20480  0
      

      Thank you for your time and suggestions :)

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        tomas_hora administrators @heikkim last edited by

        @heikkim Hello, to enable wifi you should enable the interface in /boot/boot.cmd by commenting the followin lines (add a # at the beginning)

        fdt set /soc/mmc@01c10000/bcrmf@1 status "disabled"
        fdt set /soc/mmc@01c10000 status "disabled"

        Then run mkimage -C none -A arm -T script -d /boot/boot.cmd /boot/boot.scr and reboot.

        Does it work?

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