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Old 09-10-2024, 11:00 PM   #34
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Ok, I’m not sure what’s happening at this point, and the code is lacking in log generation to help. Are you ensuring you turn on WiFi manually? The new version is expecting you to turn WiFi on by yourself. Although I have implemented a basic method of checking whether it’s on or not, maybe there are differences in between devices.

Can you execute “iwconfig” on the terminal emulator when WiFi is off and show me the result? If you run iwconfig on the emulator and wifi is turned off, the message should not include the text ESSID. If it does, then the way I detect WiFi is incorrect.

If this doesn’t yield any results, I’ll provide a version of the code that produces an excess amount of logs so that we can see more clearly.
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