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do not wait network to be available #783
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On my RPi Zero 2 W it doesn't seem to connect to the network; maybe I am doing something wrong? |
Without seeing the logs it is hard to tell why it is not working for Zero 2 W. |
My results with MiniDexed_2025-01-03-6800987:
Picture 1: Picture 2: Picture 3: In order not to run the risk of any trademark issues, I suggest to use the term "WLAN"/"wlan" instead of "wifi" everywhere (also in |
@omersiar do you have any idea why it is getting stalled there? (See my screen photos) |
Can you please also share your minidexed.ini network configuration? Do synth work or it just get stuck? |
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Testet MiniDexed_2025-01-27-4a15772 with RPi 3 Model A+
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Same. Looks to me like DHCP never happens? |
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Oh man, |
@omersiar are you able to reproduce this? Thanks. |
Refactored and pushed new initialisation code, can not able to bench test unfortunately. |
@omersiar thanks a lot, but unfortunately it doesn't build anymore. Do you know why? |
I think you need to change the workflow for that
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I do not seem to get an IP address over WLAN on RPi Zero 2. Others, please test, too. Thanks! |
The checks for Syslog IPAddress (IsNull, IsSet) did not work for me so added a boolean to config. Network tasks carry on in the background so raspberry always in a usable state. This needs to be tested in noisy wlan environment with disconnections/reassociation etc. Sound seems not be affected while wireless chip doing its thing.