All my devices seem to have problems connecting to my homes router. This problem appears only on linux and only on my router. All other networks work flawlessly. My router is a CH7466CE.

EDIT: My router seems to have unfucked itself.

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    7 months ago

    I’d start by pulling NetworkManager, wpa_supplicant and iwd logs (journalctl -u networkmanager.service --since -2h and so on). Check dmesg as well.

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        7 months ago

        I’d still paste it, redacting SSID and MAC addresses.

        Even if it’s just info messages, it’ll still give us an idea of what it does or doesn’t do.

        I saw the other comment thread about using a static IP sometimes fixing it. We should see that DHCP attempt in the logs. Maybe it succeeds, maybe it’s like “btw the router handed me option 42 and I don’t know how to deal with that”, maybe it’s using the wrong DHCP client (dhclient vs dhcpd) but clues are clues.

        Could also tail the entire system log (journalctl -f) so you’ll see live output of every service. Maybe it connects fine but something else immediately kicks in and breaks it.