I recently upgraded the software of my Pi 3 Zynthian, and immediately after, the WiFi functionality stopped (using the inbuilt wifi). Connecting through ethernet, I encrypted the psk entry and added a country code, which worked briefly, before a second reboot caused the wpa-supplicant.conf file to be renamed to “wpa_supplicant.conf~”. It’s modified content was gone and replaced with this:
network={
ssid="@MADEBCN@"
scan_ssid=1
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
psk=""
priority=10
}
I know the webconfig is designed to control the file, so I expected some change, but what caused the renaming of the file, and what does its current contents mean? “@MADEBCN@” is not an SSID of any network in my household.
I changed it back to the correct name and configuration and it will now not start at all, with dmesg showing the interface as “not ready”