We’d really like to get our OpenFlexure connected to Eduroam (or our University of Toronto WiFi). We really only have WPA2-Enterprise networks at our disposal, due to very stringent university procedures. I know we can do direct ethernet connections, or use a phone hotspot, but ideally we’d still be able to get connected to Eduroam.
Recently, we were able to connect to Eduroam from a Raspberry Pi 5 on a separate project, but I’m noticing that WPA2-Enterprise networks are grayed out on the Raspbian-OpenFlexure. To be fair, I’m not sure if this is related to the use of RPi 4B vs. 5, or if it’s due to the use of Raspbian-OpenFlexure instead of a later, default RPi firmware version, though I would have thought the latter.
I imagine something like these instructions would work (I looked into this a while back, and ChatGPT’s version seems consistent with what I remember). I wanted to check first before diving into a possible rabbit hole.
I also found some Eduroam instructions for this: https://cat.eduroam.org/, when choosing Linux as the platform, it gives you a Python script to run, which defaults to a wpa_supplicant file if it can’t do it natively).
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