> neat/ I started to look at generating a QRcode server side and passing it
> down in a chain loaded ipxe script in a retry loop. The QRcode brings user to
> a webpage to enrol the system. Looks like i'll just continue with my hack for
> now.
I'm getting off topic, but I would strongly recommend taking a look at DPP
(device provisioning protocol) mentioned above - first it's ratified as a
standard by the Wi-Fi Alliance (albeit an optional feature) but it preferred
over PBP (push button provisioning) and WPS (Wi-Fi protected setup) because of
the UX, security, and failure mode handling, support has been added to the
w1.fi wpa_supplicant project, it supported by Android (albeit current only with
the google pixel.)
It is a standard secure way to onboard devices and it's only a matter of time
before all the Wi-Fi transceivers in Androids and iPhones support the
configurator mode information elements of 802.11 needed for DPP.
https://youtu.be/sEAlAT3-sBM a demo of onboarding a device with no UI using DPP.
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32s2/api-reference/network/esp_dpp.html
IoT Wi-Fi device supporting DPP
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