Re: iwd release 1.30 onwards cannot find available networks

[Denis Kenzior <denkenz@gmail.com>]

Hi Bruno,

>> Just to be clear, you are making sure IWD scans prior to calling 'get-
>> networks' right? i.e. station wlan0 scan?
> 
> Yes, but the scan just hangs. I wait a full minute before interrupting the scan with Ctrl+c.
> 

This doesn't make much sense.  get-networks doesn't scan, it just returns the 
cached networks that iwd knows about.  If you want to scan, use 'station wlan0 
scan'.

And can you elaborate what 'hangs' mean?  If there are no networks, then you 
should see a "No networks available" print or something similar.

>> But assuming IWD is scanning (or trying) we need to see some debug logs
>> for IWD, and best if you could also get an iwmon trace when IWD starts
>> up and issues scans, and when you call get-networks. More info how to
>> do that here:
> 
> No problem. When using latest iwd 2.0, then letting it scan for a minute before interrupting, then running get-networks, here is the iwmon trace:
> https://pastebin.com/h7gHrS2w
> 
> And "iwd -d" output:
> https://pastebin.com/2y5hHfWa
> 

According to iwmon, there is nothing coming up in the scan results.

Can you run a few scans manually using 'station foo scan'?

Regards,
-Denis