Bug#961918: Acknowledgement (When connecting to a network using the firmware daily netinst image, it is necessary to enter SSID manually with Intel AC wireless PCI card)

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Subject: Bug#961918: Acknowledgement (When connecting to a network using the firmware daily netinst image, it is necessary to enter SSID manually with Intel AC wireless PCI card)
From: thomasw@fastmail.cn
Date: Sun, 31 May 2020 13:00:04 -0400
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I am attaching a syslog of me booting the latest netinst daily image from May 31 with firmware. I first try to connect from the menu of networks which times out after I enter the WPA key. I then successfully connect via manually entering the SSId. I hope this is helpful in finding the problem.

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