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I’d be glad to help with your WPA3 connectivity issue! To provide the most accurate guidance, could you let me know which OS version you are using? You can run the tdx-info command to get detailed information about your system - more details are available at tdx-info documentation.
Platform Information Needed
To troubleshoot your WPA3 connection issue effectively, I’ll need to know:
Hardware: Which SoM and carrier board are you using?
OS Version: The exact BSP version (you mentioned BSP6.8, but the specific build would be helpful)
Wi-Fi Module: Whether you’re using integrated Wi-Fi or an external adapter
Wi-Fi Configuration Context
The available documentation covers Wi-Fi connectivity for Toradex’s Linux images (1)(2), including configuration methods for connecting to Wi-Fi networks. However, the specific WPA3 SAE (Simultaneous Authentication of Equals) support details would depend on your exact platform and BSP version.
Once you provide the platform details using tdx-info, I can give you more targeted guidance on WPA3 connectivity for your specific setup.
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Thank you for providing the system information! You’re using a Colibri iMX6ULL 512MB V1.1A with BSP 6.8.0-devel. Based on your hardware specifications, I can provide some guidance on WPA3 connectivity.
Hardware Capabilities
Your Colibri iMX6ULL module includes integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities (1). The module features pre-certified Dual-Band (2.4/5 GHz) Wi-Fi ac/a/b/g/n and Bluetooth v5.0/BLE interface (2). The Wi-Fi module is pre-certified for FCC (US), CE (Europe), and IC (Canada) (2).
WPA3 Configuration Considerations
The configuration you mentioned using key-mgmt=sae is the correct approach for WPA3 SAE (Simultaneous Authentication of Equals). However, WPA3 support depends on several factors:
Firmware Support: The Wi-Fi firmware must support WPA3/SAE
Driver Compatibility: The wireless driver needs WPA3 capabilities
Supplicant Support: wpa_supplicant must have SAE support compiled in
Troubleshooting Steps
Since you’re unable to connect with the SAE configuration, here are some diagnostic steps:
Check wpa_supplicant capabilities:
wpa_supplicant -v
Verify wireless driver information:
dmesg | grep -i wifi
lsmod | grep -i wifi
Check available wireless capabilities:
iw list | grep -A 10 "Supported interface modes"
Alternative Approach
If WPA3 isn’t fully supported in your current BSP 6.8 build, you might need to:
Use WPA2/WPA3 mixed mode on your access point temporarily
Consider upgrading to a newer BSP version that includes updated Wi-Fi firmware and drivers
The sources don’t contain specific information about WPA3 support status in BSP 6.8, so I’d recommend checking with the Toradex community or support team for the most current information about WPA3 compatibility with your specific hardware and software combination.
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It seems that WPA3 is available in 7.4.0+build.10.
However, it will be difficult to migrate to this version at this time.
Is there a way for users to migrate by replacing files, running rmmod/insmod, or other operations?
With a BSP7.4 image, I encountered the error
mwifiex_sdio mmc1:0001:1: Pending auth on going
, and restarting NetworkManager or turning the network interface off and on did not resolve the issue; I had to reload the module.
Is this a kernel bug?