Posts by Cuikis

SOLVED:

I have found that 2.4 GHz networks over channel 10 (I guess) cannot be detected without changes, as mentioned here by chewitt.

Just changing the channel to 9 I have been able to connect to the 2.4 GHz network configure as 802.11 b / g / n to avoid the invalid-key issue.

Hi everyone. I recently installed Libreelec 11.0.5 on a Raspberry pi 4 (4 GB). I encountered the well-known invalid-key error but that's not my current problem, as the solution given here by frankvw at least allows me to connect to a 2.4 GHz network.

My current problem is that I have changed my networks ID and found that Libreelec (or raspberry) doesn't recognise new networks. It always shows me the same networks wether I create new ones or not.

I am connected by ethernet, but I am using a second router as an extender, which it is not my ideal setup.

What I have tried so far, apart from changing configurations on my router networks:

• I have tried to created the connection by connmanctl on SSH connection, but same networks are shown.
• I have also discovered that in storage/cache/conman there are only one file and a folder. The file is named as setting, which seems to me to be some kind of configuration on Ethernet and WiFi, and the folder contains the word ethernet on it. I think it should be there another file related to Wireless connection, but nothing here. Following this thought, I've tried applying a hard reset on Libreelec and revisiting this same folder or trying to connect to my networks, but remains the same.

I wonder if there is something else I can try to solve this, because it is the first time I face something like this.

Thanks in advance.