[09:34] anyone have any clue on https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/PvQmwK55hw/ ? [09:35] just upgraded to eoan and I can't connect to my wifi network at home any more (scanning works though) [09:36] :'( [09:37] Laney, that sounds ... odd [09:37] what encryption is it using ? [09:38] umm good question [09:40] apw: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/C6MnFFdZgk/ <- "nmcli con show" of the connection [09:40] I didn't set any fancy stuff up, just normal WPA whatver the unifi thing does [09:41] ah it says "WPA2 Only" "AES/CCMP Only" [09:41] * Laney tries rebooting back to 5.0 quickly [09:44] RAH it's not built there [09:44] should have said this is broadcom 😈 [09:46] yeah same with 5.0 [09:46] brcm ... are you saying that your brcm drvier is a dkms which didn't build ? [09:46] it built for 5.2 but not 5.0, the fcf-protection thing [09:46] hacked that out, built it and still broken on 5.0 on the same way [09:47] Laney, waht were you running before ? [09:47] disco [09:49] but 5.0 there [09:49] yeah [09:49] HMM [09:49] https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=248470 this is blaming NM [09:49] so the update to the dkms pacakge in eoan [09:49] well it's not definitive [09:49] (is most likely) [09:50] ah OK I guess I can try downgrading that first if I stay on 5.0 [09:54] yeah lets see if that works [09:54] need to figure out which thing needs help for sure, and that sounds like a logical test [09:56] same [09:56] ok let me try network-manager then [09:56] in theory now you have a 5.0 kernel which you have run before with a brcm you had before, which doesn't work now, erp [09:57] * Laney slowly downgrades back down to disco :) [09:58] Laney, that aes-only is not something i see here, how did you ask for that [09:58] is that from your ap, or an iwlist thing [09:59] it's from the AP [09:59] what are the other options [09:59] i am wondering if this is just a very bad choice the kernels no longer support [09:59] apw AES is CCMP [09:59] "Auto" is the only other option [09:59] O_O [09:59] though the 5.0/brcm thing makes that less pheasable [10:01] I'm online [10:01] so it seems like it was network-manager after all, WTF [10:02] say what now, network-manager ? [10:02] just how does it manage that ??? [10:02] Laney, ^ [10:03] apw: not a clue, I'm just asking upstream if it's anything they've heard of [10:06] bcmwl has never been the easiest to deal with [10:23] apw: seems like they are owning the problem, you're off the hook :> [10:33] Laney: do they have a patch to fix it? [10:33] not yet [11:08] Laney, so they know what 'it' even is ? [11:12] nope [11:12] apw: well, ... [11:12] 20/08 12:10:31 wpa_supplicant[1348]: * akm=0xfac04 [11:12] 20/08 12:10:36 wpa_supplicant[1348]: nl80211: MLME connect failed: ret=-22 (Invalid argument) [11:12] 20/08 12:11:00 that's RSN_AUTH_KEY_MGMT_FT_PSK ... [11:12] 20/08 12:11:15 seems the driver doesn't like that... [11:12] he's investigating the log at least [11:13] follow along in #nm if you like [11:14] * apw does that [11:20] Laney, i am right in thinking you downgraded nm and it started workgin ? [11:20] apw: correct [11:20] Laney, so likely nm doing somethig new [11:21] whatever it started doing to wpa-supplicant presumably === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf === cpaelzer__ is now known as cpaelzer [15:39] jeremy31: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/NetworkManager/NetworkManager/commit/2f8a4e90f0fd0f900996e3081d49f8799bba4c6f