Was there a solution found for this?
I'm experiencing the same problem, with Debian 13.2.
The host in my case is using a MEDIATEK Corp. MT7922 wireless adapter.
I notice in the system log that after activating the interface and
scanning for networks, it reports:
"netcfg[7643]: INFO: Network Chosen: [REDACTED]. Proceeding to connect."
The network it chooses appears to be the one with the strongest signal
-- which happens in my case to be an extender of another network.
I attempted to retry this by changing the extender network to require
no PSK; that did not seem to help.
The same error message appears, reporting that the PSK is invalid, even
though I was never asked to enter one.
In this case the onboard wired ethernet device also doesn't have native
support in the mainline kernel at this version, so it appears I can't
use a wired connection directly... I'll have to somehow bundle the DKMS
drivers for this one into a remastered ISO, if I can't get the wireless
approach to work.
Advice would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
-- Sam B
On Thu, 28 Aug 2025 12:28:41 -0600 Charles Curley
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> Attached is the syslog I mentioned in message # 20.
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