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I just did a test that will hopefully shed some light on this and have a few comments that may help you be more successful on your next jaunt. My home network has the primary SSID and a guest network SSID. I have pre-defined .nmconnection files, one for each of them. Here are the steps I took, and t...

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That spoon thing was a bit unnecessary.... :cry: Indeed. Apologies (here) and an edit (there) are in order. I already set the connection to autoconnect inside nmtui, see screenshot. But since that did not work I asked for some overriding setting to explain why it did not in fact connect and send it...

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Bosse_B wrote: ↑
Tue Nov 28, 2023 7:17 pm
Where can one see/edit the "Autoconnect settings"?

In the exact same utilities you mentioned above and have apparently used: nmcli and/or nmtui. Or, you can edit your .nmconnection file directly, of course.

Full NetworkManager documentation: https://networkmanager.dev/docs/api/latest/

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klricks wrote: ↑
Tue Nov 28, 2023 6:21 pm
My RPi4 is configured for WIFI at 2 locations. When I change locations the correct WIFI is automatically selected.

To aid OP, can you verify what the autoconnect settings on these two connections are?

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Going back to the start of the wifi setup: You can add any number of wifi connections through the nmtui command line utility and save the configurations as connection files. Since that is the case and it did not work for me to have two such connections available, is there some other service/setting...

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Or use a serial cable, such as this one: https://www.adafruit.com/product/954 Requires access to the Pi's gpio pins, and a system with USB to plug the other end into but works great and is network-independent. Another possibility is to use a service that puts up a WiFi hotspot on the Pi when it's bo...

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ame wrote: ↑
Mon Nov 27, 2023 4:21 am

bls wrote: ↑
Mon Nov 27, 2023 4:07 am
My experiences ordering from pishop.us have been quite positive, and I personally think that posts like this are seriously out of place in a technical forum.
New account. No posting history. Make of it what you will.

Indeed. Def iffy.

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My experiences ordering from pishop.us have been quite positive, and I personally think that posts like this are seriously out of place in a technical forum.

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I ran into this issue on RasPiOS and posted the solution here. Don't know whether it applies to Ubuntu, but have a look:

viewtopic.php?t=358853

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There are many posts in these forums regarding this issue since Bookworm was released in early October.

A judicious application of "search-fu" should give you the answers you're seeking. Also see @thagrol's Bullseye to Bookworm guide: https://github.com/thagrol/Guides/blob/ ... okworm.pdf

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We're very used to not being thanked, but it gets a bit tedious sometimes. I thought the Pi was "interesting", but not very useful, until the Pi4 came out, largely due to the performance. I worked on much faster systems, and while the very personal nature of the Pi was sweet, they were a ...

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Perhaps the output from sudo journalctl -b | grep eth0 might reveal why your pi has two IP addresses assigned. As far as easily and correctly setting a static IP address, the best way, of course, is to assign the static IP address in your router. If there's a real technical reason that you can't do ...

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Also see viewtopic.php?t=358853 if you’re on a pi5

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If you installed sddm on the Lite version (is this what you meant by "minimal version"?), you may need to sudo systemctl set-default graphical.target raspi-config only knows specifically about lightdm and knows literally nothing about sddm, which is why it's complaining about lightdm not b...

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Linux definitely needs to tidy up the way provisioning mode is configured, its a mess. Would such a tidy provide Raspberry Pi Imager with more options and a way to save profiles then later apply them? One of the RP folks mentioned (in the bookworm beta forum, I think) that they are moving toward us...

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It might be that a script linked here does this always automatically as a systemd boot service, I haven't looked at it. At least on Bookworm and Bullseye, fstrim.timer is pre-enabled in the IMG by its placement in /etc/systemd/system/timers.target.wants. Disks that have trim enabled (either via the...

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tl;dr What is the correct procedure for enabling trim / running fstrim under Bookworm and will this ever be automatic out-of-the-box ? ... My conclusion from this, and my advice to others is : if you're using an SSD, especially to boot from, you need trim support enabled, go do it! But I also have ...

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TLDR: I didn't do my homework at all, and had very high expectations.

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Do I understand you correctly that you want to set ipv4.ignore-auto-dns on the system with the bridge and have connecting clients be affected by that setting? I'm not super-familiar with network manager, but the description of it here seems to indicate that this setting only affects the bridge syste...

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Without sarcasm, it will take me a day as there was so much custom stuff. A gentle suggestion: If there are more Pis in your future, you can reduce the time to build new disks by using sdm . While there's a small up-front learning curve, the payback can be HUGE: You can build a new disk in literall...

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Will a future release of ChatGPT simply post questions itself so it can more easily tap our collective knowledge for itself?

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A good next step would be to install an unadulterated RasPiOS Lite with no MX. This would help you determine whether it's MX or hardware.

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Thanks for the suggestion (I love your "presumably"). That returns exactly nothing, I suppose b/c the device itself is not being recognized so there is no interface to query, but not sure. And presumably you've verified that you haven't inadvertently disabled it in config.txt, /etc/modpro...

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Presumably you've checked the system journal to see what might be going on?

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sudo journalctl -b | grep wlan0

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Another way to build preconfigured images is sdm , a command-line based tool that helps you configure literally everything before you ever burn a disk. Have reviewed the SDM documentation and watched the " SSD/SD Card Manager for RasPiOS " video. Very interesting approach indeed to automa...

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