#243 WPA2 and WPA3 networks not being detected

[Anonymous]

I apologies if I've filed this wrong as I'm a new to this bug report thing. But there seems to be a networking bug. TDE Connect doesn't show WPA2 or WPA3 networks, only WPA. (I have no way to test if this issue also affects WEP as none of my hardware support it.) My wifi card is a TP-Link AC600 which should support WPA2 and WPA3.

[Q4OS Team]

• What exactly do you mean by "TDE Connect" ?
• Do "nmtui" https://manpages.debian.org/trixie/network-manager/nmtui.1.en.html utility show the networks in question ?

[Anonymous]

I forgot to mention I'm using the Trinity Desktop and that's what the network manager appears to be called in the app/start menu? And unfortunately no, nmtui doesn't show it either. The network in question is a phone hotspot, and it does show up on other devices so I don't think it's the problem. Full system specs are an i5-660 + 12GB ram + 2GB GT 1030 if that helps any.

[Q4OS Team]

Nmtui is low level independent tool. If it doesn't display wireless networks, it's not a Trinity-related issue. It appears to be a kernel, driver, or firmware incompatibility with your hardware. Please post a brief specification of your hardware.

[Anonymous]

Core i5-660 with 12GB ram, a 2GB GT 1030, and a TP-Link AC600 (PCI-E wifi card) with an 80GB SSD and 1TB Hard drive. Apologies if I'm miss-understanding what you mean by brief.

[Q4OS Team]

Well, that's it :) We will investigate this issue.

[Anonymous]

Okay, thank you for listening.