Would greatly appreciate it if anyone could please assist with the issue of my not being able to connect to the guest WiFi network at my workplace location.
Please see posts 30 - 31 on page 2 of this thread.
It is very frustrating to not be able to have internet connection on my Gemini on Monday - Friday, 8 - 10 hours a day!
If I can't figure this out soon, I might have to sell Gemini.
So, any help will be truly appreciated greatly!
Mark
At some point in the process of evaluating a problem it can be useful to consider what works.
Are you dual booting Debian and Android? If so, try connecting with Android. If that works, the hardware is good and it's a Debian setting issue. If Android doesn't work, then there may be some weird hardware incompatibility between your Gemini and the particular access point or model that you are trying to connect to.
I have seen it before where a device works on every wireless access point but one - and that one access point connected to everything else fine.
I initially had issues connecting my Gemini to my work network. I tried various settings, etc - no good. Then on a whim I tried to connect in another area of the building using the default settings - all good. Once connected and authenticated on the far access point, it now works on the near access point. Try forgetting the network, go to near a different access point and try again?
Thank you for your help, Grench!
Good point about checking with Android....
I am dual booting, so, just checked with Android and I can get to the login page OK.
So, clearly there's an issue with Debian setup. Was assuming it relates to something with Connman, the program that is included in the Debian image file, that manages WiFi connections.
I will try your suggestion to try and connect in other part of building. The signal is not the strongest in my own office.
Will report back after I try other locations.
Mark