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systemd-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 obviousl
by fsh 7y ago
systemd-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.