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I'd like to replace wpa_supplicant with iwd and use it for my wifi networking. This is so that I can use and test Network Manager using iwd. I can't seem to find instructions around relating to Ubuntu this anywhere.
If you read the 19.04 release notes, it says:
IWD can now be enabled for use with Network Manager. IWD is a new
alternative to wpa supplicant and is in testing for consideration in
the future.
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I'd like to replace wpa_supplicant with iwd and use it for my wifi networking. This is so that I can use and test Network Manager using iwd. I can't seem to find instructions around relating to Ubuntu this anywhere.
If you read the 19.04 release notes, it says:
IWD can now be enabled for use with Network Manager. IWD is a new
alternative to wpa supplicant and is in testing for consideration in
the future.
networking wireless software-installation network-manager wpa-supplicant
edited Aug 6 at 3:33
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I'd like to replace wpa_supplicant with iwd and use it for my wifi networking. This is so that I can use and test Network Manager using iwd. I can't seem to find instructions around relating to Ubuntu this anywhere.
If you read the 19.04 release notes, it says:
IWD can now be enabled for use with Network Manager. IWD is a new
alternative to wpa supplicant and is in testing for consideration in
the future.
networking wireless software-installation network-manager wpa-supplicant
edited Aug 6 at 3:33
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I'd like to replace wpa_supplicant with iwd and use it for my wifi networking. This is so that I can use and test Network Manager using iwd. I can't seem to find instructions around relating to Ubuntu this anywhere.
If you read the 19.04 release notes, it says:
IWD can now be enabled for use with Network Manager. IWD is a new
alternative to wpa supplicant and is in testing for consideration in
the future.
networking wireless software-installation network-manager wpa-supplicant
networking wireless software-installation network-manager wpa-supplicant
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I found the following works.
apt install iwd
and create a new file called /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/wifi_backend.conf and add the following:
[device]
wifi.backend=iwd
Thanks to the ever-useful Arch wiki.
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I found the following works.
apt install iwd
and create a new file called /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/wifi_backend.conf and add the following:
[device]
wifi.backend=iwd
Thanks to the ever-useful Arch wiki.
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I found the following works.
apt install iwd
and create a new file called /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/wifi_backend.conf and add the following:
[device]
wifi.backend=iwd
Thanks to the ever-useful Arch wiki.
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I found the following works.
apt install iwd
and create a new file called /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/wifi_backend.conf and add the following:
[device]
wifi.backend=iwd
Thanks to the ever-useful Arch wiki.
answered Aug 6 at 0:33
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I found the following works.
apt install iwd
and create a new file called /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/wifi_backend.conf and add the following:
[device]
wifi.backend=iwd
Thanks to the ever-useful Arch wiki.
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