I'm using ConnMan v1.30 on a BeagleBone Black based system. I've got a USB Wi-Fi device, as well as Ethernet.
Is it possible to configure ConnMan so that it will auto-connect Wi-Fi even if it's got an Ethernet connection? Ethernet would still be "preferred" in the sense of having the default route. But I want Wi-Fi to always connect if an auto-connect service is available, even while Ethernet is present. If Wi-Fi connects while Ethernet is unplugged, then later Ethernet is plugged in, then they can both be connected at the same time, which is good. But if Ethernet connects first, and the USB Wi-Fi device is plugged in later, then it won't auto-connect to the configured Wi-Fi service, and I wish it would. I've read the "Preferred Technologies" section of the ConnMan web site documentation page. It sounds as though there are twists indeed. Can the "Preferred Technologies" feature be disabled? I tried putting in my /etc/connman/main.conf: PreferredTechnologies = But that didn't seem to make a difference. -- Craig McQueen _______________________________________________ connman mailing list connman@connman.net https://lists.connman.net/mailman/listinfo/connman
