MichaIng

Looks like WPA3 does not use "WPA-PSK", but "SAE". And it looks like WPA3 is even mandatory for 6 GHz, probably Wi-Fi 6 in general. Although Wi-Fi 6 with 2.4...

Ah right, they are talking about possibly needed kernel patches. So generally to test, after setting up Wi-Fi via `dietpi-config` with Wi-Fi 6 and 5 or 6 GHz, in `/etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf`:...

Milestone applied just to keep easier track of the RPi kernel upstream issue.

Jep, as thomaswitt stated. Actually just a few days ago, a new firmware package has been released which others stated adds WPA3 support for RPi 3B+, RPi 4 and 5:...

You could test whether it works with the new kernel/firmware package stack: #6676 Note that this migration cannot be (easily) reverted.

Please read through the thread. It is a know limitation with the RPi kernel. See my above post with a link to migrate to a new RPi kernel/firmware stack, which...

The 2nd part of the post is relevant, where I state that a new driver (hence a new kernel) may be required. Obviously, the new firmware alone (meaning the `firmware-brcm80211`...

According to this comment, it still does not work: https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/4718#issuecomment-2109098969 If I re-read the PR, it seems that, while that one added support with a certain extension feature to the...

> This one fixed it for me. Super quick fix. Which one did you mean exactly? Installing the new kernel only, without updating any firmware? Interesting, I didn't know about...

So you updated the firmware but not the kernel (driver). This is then probably the missing part: #6676 In case this works, we could create a small package which replaces...