No Communication with Flightaware

wired-network no
wireless-network yes

wireless-ssid #########
wireless-password ############

Also, for static ip I’ve tried:

wireless-network yes
wireless-ssid #######
wireless-password ###########

wireless-type static
wireless-address 192.168.0.22
wireless-netmask 255.255.255.0

wireless-broadcast 192.168.0.22
wireless-gateway 192.168.0.1
wireless-nameserver 209.18.47.61

force-macaddress b*:27:e:3*:9*d:f3

I’ve tried RTL-SDR that worked with the prostick plus (read gain -10 or gain -max, tried both). Also set receiver type to beast.

… declaring a fuel emergency soon. I’m running out of ideas. It’s somewhere between the pi platforms and my wifi router unless the prostick is dead.

The USB stick shouldn’t affect network connectivity.

Okay, wait one. My post has to be 20 characters and I’m re-setting something. … stand by.

I know. Narrows it to some local wifi accessibility issue and I’m really tired of Comcast charging me an outrageous fortune for something that doesn’t work as advertised LOL.

The power outage could have busted the WiFi on the RPi, you never know.

Standing by for the output of the commands.

I have another pi platform. This B+ replies: “no entries” LOL

You are really hard to follow with what you write.
Why suddenly another pi?

Also that is on another sd-card image probably?

Sorry. Yes, I’m using two pi platforms. I figure might as well take advantage of your knowledge. I’m illiterate in linux and I appreciate your patience.

All SD cards have 3.7.1 including its OS.

That’s strange.

Is it a 3B+?

B+ does not have wifi.

Please mark the command you try on the screen and click “quote”, then post the output.
Also focus on one of the pies, thank you.

sudo journalctl -e -u dhcpcd
(q to get out)

Also this command:

sudo wpa_cli -i wlan0 status

Both reply no entries. Recall 3.6.3 and 3.7.1 sent data to Flightaware as a wifi device on my local network. I’m stumped.

Yes, 3B+ is what I meant to say. I have also tried my 5g router channel, also to no avail.

Thanks again for your help and input. I’ll post more results in the future.

That’s actually not possible i think.

You have a typo in there.

sudo journalctl -u dhcpcd
sudo systemctl status dhcpcd

That returns addresses and ids.

You’ll have to do better than this.
Make a photo if you don’t want to type :stuck_out_tongue:

My unique site ID for this raspberry pi 3B is:
unique identifier: 53840e36-e27d-4963-90a8-bc914319ac58
(honestly think it is somewhere between the pies and the router. Tnx again for your help.

Signed,

Still B Stumped

P.S. Is that device address (the first one in the list) the actual MAC - i.e. physical device address?

Not the best; I have made better photos.

In main:
p2p_device_address=5e:5e:de:2d:ed:93
address=b8:27:eb:f6:e7:3d
uuid=a43d4dbf-6019-518d-859a-###############

Let’s see these three commands
Try and photograph the whole screen, rotate the phone 90 degrees.

sudo journalctl -u dhcpcd
sudo systemctl status dhcpcd
sudo wpa_cli -i wlan0 scan_results

Yeah sorry about that … stand by …

sudo journalctl -u dhcpcd

no entries

…stand by…