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[seandepagnier]

I tried to reproduce this.   I managed to connect as a client to 2 different networks, one encrypted the other not.    Is there any chance you can try the default "mars" with given code?   I will change this to openplotter for release.

What happens if you switch it to client mode, and power cycle a few seconds after and see if when it reboots it connects?

Also,  try the AP + client mode.   In this mode if you can, ssh in as a client and check the /var/log/dhcpcd/current and /var/log/wpa_supplicant/current  log files for hints.  

If you still cant get it to connect maybe try a keyboard and hdmi and check those log files for hints??

I was able to add a code to encrypt the network and it worked...

Finally, I did find an issue when changing to client and back to ap mode (not ap+client) and this too me about 3 hours to work out by editing /opt/networking.sh and adding the line:

    route add -net 192.168.14.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev $INTERFACE

into the end of /opt/networking.sh before fi   seemed to fix issues with AP mode

Code:

    chpst -utc tce-load -i dnsmasq
    mkdir -p /var/lib/misc
    sv u dnsmasq

    route add -net 192.168.14.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev $INTERFACE
fi

but must run "filetool.sh -b" to preserve it

Without this, you would have to power cycle to switch back to AP only mode.

I found a few other minor issues and fixed them (like the lease display and lcd menu for toggling ap/client mode if you are stuck), but not related to wifi working.

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I am still attempting a final release for pi zero boards  (pi core 9)  after which I will shortly be moving to pi core 13.

Hi Sean,
When do you plan to have a stable image of tinypilot based on piCore 13.1.0 or above, which can support Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W ?
I bought a  Raspberry Pi Zero W, but they sent me the version 2, and it took me a while to understand why it didn't boot at all (same problem as described here).
Thanks

There is stelian's image, but it is getting old.     I plan to switch to this and update everything.   There will not be more  development on picore 9, only bugfixs.    It is just,  many years has proven the reliability of picore 9 and so I want to make a final release on it.  Also the infrared control doesnt work on it, and I never did figure out why, but the onboard arduino can at least decode it instead of the raspberry.

I am continuing the unstable branch and it will target this from there on.   There are a lot of future developments planned.