Automatic wifi connecion on boot

[SamSoul 0]

I flashed TinkerOS onto a 128Go SDcard. As mentionned, I created a directory named 'system-connections' with a file named 'wlan_preload.example'. In this file, there are my wifi credentials (ssid and password).

When I boot tne board the OS seems to be correctly loaded because I have the screen with the logo tinker but I cant seen the board when I scan the wifi.

Does somebody have an idea about how to fix this.

Just to inform us, I am not a software engineer and linux expert.

 

Thanks in advance.

[SamSoul 0]

Oops, I forgot to introduce myself. First of all, hello everybody.

I am a newbe from France and I try to make a domotic box with domotics app embedded in the Tinker board S.

There is something I find strange when I flash the TinkerOS with Etcher. There are 2 volumes created with a small one where you can find some files and directories you can read with Windows explorater and a big one you can't read with Windows explorater. I suppose on the big one there is the kernel. 

[Digital Larry 0]

On 2/10/2022 at 7:26 AM, SamSoul said:

There is something I find strange when I flash the TinkerOS with Etcher. There are 2 volumes created with a small one where you can find some files and directories you can read with Windows explorater and a big one you can't read with Windows explorater. I suppose on the big one there is the kernel. 

This is normal for many SD card based Linuxes such as Ras Pi or Jetson.  Some have more than two partitions, I don't know why.  You are seeing two partitions.  The boot partition is small and is compatible with Windows.  The other partition holds most of the files and is a Linux partition, not readable by Windows.