Hi. I have a Vero 4K+ that I turn on the Wi-Fi and the status goes from “Disabled” to “No Wireless Connection” in around 18 seconds (takes too long). Then the box at the right does not display any SSID to connect to. It’s completely blank.
Log is here.
Is this a hardware fault or can still be fixed?
Thank you.
Looks OK. Try connecting an Ethernet cable and checking for updates.
Did you install updates?
It may be easier for you to reinstall OSMC
Sam
Already reinstalled osmc from usb 2019.11-1 twice
Not sure then – it might be worth sending it back to us then.
I’d try and connect manually via the command line using connmanctl first.
This system hasn’t ever had 4.9 installed on it, right?
No 4.9 has been installed. Any articles on how to use connman?
So it worked before?
See Could not connect to Wi-Fi - #16 by DBMandrake
As mentioned before in the test thread, 4.9 is pretty much a one way street, and it’s not going to work properly if you try and downgrade.
Sorry for misunderstanding. I meant no. I haven’t upgraded to 4.9 on this unit.
Okay. I’d try a cold boot and the connmanctl approach. You could create a WiFi hotspot on your phone, verify your other devices can see it, then see if the device sees it.
Ok thanks
Created a hotspot on my phone. Then unplugged Vero, plugged it back in. Attached a keyboard and selected power → exit to enter command prompt. Then this is what I typed and responses
You haven’t run connmanctl scan wifi, so services being blank is not surprising.
connmanctl enable wifi
connmanctl scan wifi
wifi not WiFi.
No carrier is what you’d normally see if the wifi is disabled.
The WiFi module might be defective. You can send it back to us
Sam
Thanks, Sam!
