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by Uehreka 2766 days ago
Can you seriously put wpa_supplicant.conf in /boot and it’ll work? I have honestly never heard this in 2 years of doing Raspberry Pi, after looking at tons of documentation and web sites. This wouldn’t surprise me, but I feel like it should be much better documented, given that it’s pretty much the first and biggest hurdle to getting things to work on a new image.
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Yeah, it's pretty well documented to be fair.

https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/wire...

Not in /boot, but the boot partition of the device named "boot".
That is mounted at /boot....
Just wanted to specify. If you put the wpa_supplicant in /boot under the root partition, it won't work :^)
Hehe OK, I'd imagine that would be very confusing when it didn't work.
Yes...