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Alpine Linux Hangs During Boot at: “ successfully initialized wpa_supplicant”
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I installed Alpine Linux on Intel Compute Stick with 32 Bit Atom Processor.
After installation I followed the procedure laid out here for connecting to internet via wlan0 port: Connecting to a wireless access point.
However during boot it hangs up with this last message:
"successfully initialized wpa_supplicant"
It hangs for a long long time and a manual intervention with Ctrl+C is required to move past this step.
One solution is to start internet after booting completes so that it does not hijack the booting process - However non availability of internet during boot causes Chronyd NTP client to fail as it needs access to internet.
boot wifi ntp alpine-linux
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I installed Alpine Linux on Intel Compute Stick with 32 Bit Atom Processor.
After installation I followed the procedure laid out here for connecting to internet via wlan0 port: Connecting to a wireless access point.
However during boot it hangs up with this last message:
"successfully initialized wpa_supplicant"
It hangs for a long long time and a manual intervention with Ctrl+C is required to move past this step.
One solution is to start internet after booting completes so that it does not hijack the booting process - However non availability of internet during boot causes Chronyd NTP client to fail as it needs access to internet.
boot wifi ntp alpine-linux
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Just a stab-in-the-dark - is this caused by the SSH service slowing down the boot? Try temporarily disabling it.
– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 11:54
@garethTheRed It doesn’t seem to be Ssh. Saying this because after CTRL+C it reports two other success messages regarding internet connection before moving on. So I’d assert it has everything to do with wpa_supplicant.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 11:56
OK. Just for info though - in my case Alpine was hanging for a while (starting SSH) due to a lack of entropy. Installinghavegedfixed it. There's a similar complaint about wpa_supplicant causing a delay on the Gentoo Forums
– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 13:57
Ah! Ok thanks that is a positive lead. Let me try that out. I will report back the outcome here.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 13:58
@garethTheRedhavegedis well pointed out. It is a necessity in simple systems that have a low entropy from the hw, such as VMs or ioTs like the rpi.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 8 at 17:57
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I installed Alpine Linux on Intel Compute Stick with 32 Bit Atom Processor.
After installation I followed the procedure laid out here for connecting to internet via wlan0 port: Connecting to a wireless access point.
However during boot it hangs up with this last message:
"successfully initialized wpa_supplicant"
It hangs for a long long time and a manual intervention with Ctrl+C is required to move past this step.
One solution is to start internet after booting completes so that it does not hijack the booting process - However non availability of internet during boot causes Chronyd NTP client to fail as it needs access to internet.
boot wifi ntp alpine-linux
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I installed Alpine Linux on Intel Compute Stick with 32 Bit Atom Processor.
After installation I followed the procedure laid out here for connecting to internet via wlan0 port: Connecting to a wireless access point.
However during boot it hangs up with this last message:
"successfully initialized wpa_supplicant"
It hangs for a long long time and a manual intervention with Ctrl+C is required to move past this step.
One solution is to start internet after booting completes so that it does not hijack the booting process - However non availability of internet during boot causes Chronyd NTP client to fail as it needs access to internet.
boot wifi ntp alpine-linux
boot wifi ntp alpine-linux
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Just a stab-in-the-dark - is this caused by the SSH service slowing down the boot? Try temporarily disabling it.
– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 11:54
@garethTheRed It doesn’t seem to be Ssh. Saying this because after CTRL+C it reports two other success messages regarding internet connection before moving on. So I’d assert it has everything to do with wpa_supplicant.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 11:56
OK. Just for info though - in my case Alpine was hanging for a while (starting SSH) due to a lack of entropy. Installinghavegedfixed it. There's a similar complaint about wpa_supplicant causing a delay on the Gentoo Forums
– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 13:57
Ah! Ok thanks that is a positive lead. Let me try that out. I will report back the outcome here.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 13:58
@garethTheRedhavegedis well pointed out. It is a necessity in simple systems that have a low entropy from the hw, such as VMs or ioTs like the rpi.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 8 at 17:57
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Just a stab-in-the-dark - is this caused by the SSH service slowing down the boot? Try temporarily disabling it.
– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 11:54
@garethTheRed It doesn’t seem to be Ssh. Saying this because after CTRL+C it reports two other success messages regarding internet connection before moving on. So I’d assert it has everything to do with wpa_supplicant.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 11:56
OK. Just for info though - in my case Alpine was hanging for a while (starting SSH) due to a lack of entropy. Installinghavegedfixed it. There's a similar complaint about wpa_supplicant causing a delay on the Gentoo Forums
– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 13:57
Ah! Ok thanks that is a positive lead. Let me try that out. I will report back the outcome here.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 13:58
@garethTheRedhavegedis well pointed out. It is a necessity in simple systems that have a low entropy from the hw, such as VMs or ioTs like the rpi.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 8 at 17:57
Just a stab-in-the-dark - is this caused by the SSH service slowing down the boot? Try temporarily disabling it.
– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 11:54
Just a stab-in-the-dark - is this caused by the SSH service slowing down the boot? Try temporarily disabling it.
– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 11:54
@garethTheRed It doesn’t seem to be Ssh. Saying this because after CTRL+C it reports two other success messages regarding internet connection before moving on. So I’d assert it has everything to do with wpa_supplicant.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 11:56
@garethTheRed It doesn’t seem to be Ssh. Saying this because after CTRL+C it reports two other success messages regarding internet connection before moving on. So I’d assert it has everything to do with wpa_supplicant.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 11:56
OK. Just for info though - in my case Alpine was hanging for a while (starting SSH) due to a lack of entropy. Installing
haveged fixed it. There's a similar complaint about wpa_supplicant causing a delay on the Gentoo Forums– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 13:57
OK. Just for info though - in my case Alpine was hanging for a while (starting SSH) due to a lack of entropy. Installing
haveged fixed it. There's a similar complaint about wpa_supplicant causing a delay on the Gentoo Forums– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 13:57
Ah! Ok thanks that is a positive lead. Let me try that out. I will report back the outcome here.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 13:58
Ah! Ok thanks that is a positive lead. Let me try that out. I will report back the outcome here.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 13:58
@garethTheRed
haveged is well pointed out. It is a necessity in simple systems that have a low entropy from the hw, such as VMs or ioTs like the rpi.– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 8 at 17:57
@garethTheRed
haveged is well pointed out. It is a necessity in simple systems that have a low entropy from the hw, such as VMs or ioTs like the rpi.– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 8 at 17:57
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Just a stab-in-the-dark - is this caused by the SSH service slowing down the boot? Try temporarily disabling it.
– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 11:54
@garethTheRed It doesn’t seem to be Ssh. Saying this because after CTRL+C it reports two other success messages regarding internet connection before moving on. So I’d assert it has everything to do with wpa_supplicant.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 11:56
OK. Just for info though - in my case Alpine was hanging for a while (starting SSH) due to a lack of entropy. Installing
havegedfixed it. There's a similar complaint about wpa_supplicant causing a delay on the Gentoo Forums– garethTheRed
Apr 8 at 13:57
Ah! Ok thanks that is a positive lead. Let me try that out. I will report back the outcome here.
– Ace
Apr 8 at 13:58
@garethTheRed
havegedis well pointed out. It is a necessity in simple systems that have a low entropy from the hw, such as VMs or ioTs like the rpi.– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 8 at 17:57