I know that muOS devs working on a solution for multiple networks but until then I composed a script that uses local wpa_supplicant.conf that’s part of the app so you could easily punch in ssid and psk (alternatively password).
You could add/remove and edit directly on the device itself and all changes will be saved to wpa_supplicant.conf. With a ready list you could switch between networks in a tap.
How is this different from saving and loading your wifi profiles directly from the wifi menu?
Unless this app automatically connects to the nearest available saved network, I believe you, unfortunately, just solved something that have been solved for a while now.
Nice! By the original post i wasn’t sure it would automatically connect to the nearest network, just provided a way to save and manually switch networks, as the regular wifi menu already does. I’ll check it out!
Functioning as expected so far, great work! This can be very helpful, specially for the retro achievements crowd.
I will just recommend you to remove the macOS dot and _ leftover files from the muxzip when possible!
I love the idea of this but unfortunately when I close out of the app my resolution on my rg40xxv is wrong until I power off and on the device again. image here
First of all, thank you for your effort, the app works, but when closing it, the resolution gets bugged and forces me to restart the device (RGCUBEXX).
Wow!! Thank you so much for this insight I updated mux_launch with these two lines and now it works as it should the update is reflected in the link of OP.
One thing I just wanted to ask is that when I am trying to add a network via the app, click on Network SSID to enter the network name, I don’t see an option to change to upper case. I tried entering letters pressing shoulder buttons as well?
This app is AWESOME! Great work!
I just wanted to ask - based on the README file it sounds like the app should monitor for higher-priority networks to become available and switch to them, is that right? Because the only way I can get the app to automatically connect to a different network is to reboot the device…
Also it doesn’t seem to be respecting network priority? I’ve set scan SSID to 1 for two networks, one had priority 4 and the other 3, and after rebooting it still connected to the last network despite it having a lower priority.
Thanks for the feedback! Auto connection works for me and yes it does goes by priority, if it doesn’t work I just launch the app and tap on desired ssid.
Hmm, okay. I guess something broke with the app on my end. It was working at first to manually switch networks inside the app, but then even that stopped working.
For the app to work properly should I do something special to the MuOS native WiFi network settings?
It seems like the app is somehow conflicting with the built-in WiFi settings. The only network it successfully connects to is the one that is currently configured in the system settings. It can connect to another network on demand, but not properly - there is no IP address and no actual internet access.
When I run iwconfig everything returns ‘no wireless extensions’
Also, what does the ‘scan_ssid=1’ parameter do? It’s in the README file but not in the sample wpa_supplicant.conf file.
