Posts by vadimax

Mikrotik router log records look like this (first line is the last in time one):

80:C5:F2:C8:D7:95@wifi2(Lebensraum-2) disconnected, connection lost, signal strength -64
Home deassigned 10.0.0.20 for 80:C5:F2:C8:D7:95 LibreELEC
Home assigned 10.0.0.20 for 80:C5:F2:C8:D7:95 LibreELEC
Home deassigned 10.0.0.20 for 80:C5:F2:C8:D7:95 LibreELEC
80:C5:F2:C8:D7:95@wifi2(Lebensraum-2) connected, signal strength -63
80:C5:F2:C8:D7:95@wifi2(Lebensraum-2) disconnected, connection lost, signal strength -68
Home assigned 10.0.0.20 for 80:C5:F2:C8:D7:95 LibreELEC
Home deassigned 10.0.0.20 for 80:C5:F2:C8:D7:95 LibreELEC
80:C5:F2:C8:D7:95@wifi2(Lebensraum-2) connected, signal strength -65

Here we may see that the router does assign an IP address, but after that something goes wrong. "Connection lost" says that the origin of disconnection is LibreELEC.

I have installed the image presented, increased the router transmit power (15 => 25 whatever it means in Mikrotik).

Sadly these manipulations did nothing: "Invalid key" -- no connection. It is 100% not the signal strength issue as I placed ASUS TinkerBoard S right near the router.

Any other ideas?

Every time I get an "Invalid Password" response. At the same time several devices are already connected with the same password. What might be the reason of this behavior?

Armbian with Kodi installed worked fine on the same hardware.