After opening the network settings, the page loads very slowly. You can only connect directly by adding the corresponding WiFi name account in the profile, but it’s very slow to switch to other WiFi, and the WiFi list loads slowly
Waiting for the WiFi list to load may take more than 5 minutes. What could be the issue?
If I delete the network configuration in the Linux system, it will quickly refresh the list and display many WiFi networks. However, after clicking on any WiFi network and entering the password, the connection remains in this state
Once again I’ll remind you that networking is managed by Linux NOT Klipper. Help on this forum will be limited.
I had similar issues setting up a Intel tablet to serve as a Klipper host. On my system the issue was that Debian no longer uses Network Manager and now uses Netplan. Unfortunatly Klipperscreen is designed to work with Network Manager.
I don’t know if this is the cause of your problems.
It is not hard to uninstall Netplan and install Network Manager IF you have a display and keyboard (temporarily) connected to your “Pi” OR establish a direct serial SSH session.
Alternately, you can, find an OS image with Network Manager installed.
Thank you for your patient answer. Can I give you some suggestions on how to improve the current situation? The model used for the lower computer is STM32H723, the main MCU is RK3566, and it runs Linux based Debian12. Is there any hardware issue?
Thank you very much for your idea. After confirming that the system is a network, I focused on checking the configuration inside and found [ifupdown]
managed=false, Changing to true solves this problem
