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I had the same issue on a raspberry pi 4b+ as the client, and it won't print out the result after running for more than 100s, has anyone figured out...

I am having the exact same issue on my Raspberry Pi 4b, same error message in the log. I checked the local address of the webcam. Although it won't return...

> Note on how I solved it: > > * Cloned the repo `git clone https://github.com/balena-os/wifi-connect/; cd wifi-connect`. > * Checked out `v4.4.6`, `git checkout v4.4.6`. > * Cloned [network-manager](https://github.com/balena-io-modules/network-manager)...

> > but I got the following error I realized that I forget to add the ui directory. It works. Unsurprisingly, it doesn't support AP that implements WPA3 certification.

it works, it won't crash when there is a WPA3 access point around, but the new version still cannot connect to WPA3 wifi. I tested it on a Raspberry Pi...

seems debian/raspberry pi is using a version of NetworkManager that may not support WPA3 

a brief check into the datasheet and found the reset pin: https://docs.rakwireless.com/Product-Categories/WisLink/RAK833/Datasheet/#specifications by the way, which mini PCI-E USB adapter are you using?

and here is the log from the chirpstack container: ``` 2023-05-25T09:42:11.635965Z ERROR chirpstack::uplink: Deduplication error error=No channel found for frequency: 868800000, dr: 7 2023-05-25T09:42:12.185195Z INFO chirpstack::gateway::backend::mqtt: Message received from gateway...

I noticed that when running Podman in a clean environment without Docker installed, it functions as expected. However, if Docker is pre-installed, it causes conflicts and only Docker works properly.

> you can always use the python CLI on the same device if you tell it to use 'localhost' to communicate Thank you so much for the information. I followed...