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What does systemd have to do with your wifi? Handling that is the distro's job.
by fsh 7y ago
What does systemd have to do with your wifi? Handling that is the distro's job.
- shakna 7y agosystemd-networkd handles network configuration. For WiFi, you still need WPA supplicant or similar, but you'll have those two things playing together.
- bonzini 7y agoJust install ConnMan instead.
- fsh 7y agosystemd-networkd is completely optional. In raspbian it is disabled by default and a very simple unit-file that calls ifup/ifdown is used. For wifi you obviously have to configure wpa-supplicant or use NetworkManager.
- shakna 7y agoYou asked what systemd had to do with WiFi. There are other options, but the parent wanted systemd.
- rkangel 7y agoSystemd is part of the distro, as is the kernel and anything else you end up with on your machine after installation.