=== topi`_ is now known as topi` === olive_ is now known as olive [16:06] Bug #1672169 opened: cannot login the first time on raspberry pi3 [17:36] Hi all. I just started to introduce myself to Ubuntu core with pi3 [17:36] I'm having problems with wlan [17:37] I have installed wireless-tools snap, but it's not working properly [17:38] wireless-tools.iwconfig returns following error [17:38] /snap/wireless-tools/9/sbin/iwconfig: error while loading shared libraries: libiw.so.30: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [18:14] JBeardie, any particualr reason for this (using the wireless-tools snap vas just using the preinstalled console-conf ) [18:14] s/vas/vs./ [18:17] looking at the source for the wireless-tools snap it seems to not include any of the required libs in stable-packages .. i doubt it could actually work on an actual core image [18:17] https://git.launchpad.net/~snappy-hwe-team/snappy-hwe-snaps/+git/wireless-tools/tree/snapcraft.yaml [18:20] i even tried to all manually a config file-> /etc/network/interfaces.d/wlan0 but it's not loading up either [18:22] did you run through the initial config wizard ? [18:23] thats required to set up the user and ssh access [18:23] (and networking) [18:24] Yes. I found wlan from it, but i couldnt complete the wizzard wirelessly. I had to make it over lan [18:24] on the pi3 you need to do that via wired lan or a monitor/kbd for the initial setup ... there is a bug with the wlan driver that makes it not work there [18:24] lan and ssh are ok [18:24] well, ssh in via lan ... [18:24] yes [18:24] then run "sudo console-conf" [18:24] turn off wired ... configure wlan ... reboot [18:25] (then check for the new IP the device got when switching to wlan after the reboot) [18:25] you dont need wireless-tools, just the above steps [18:27] that's it. Thanks!