Garuda Linux Wayfire Connman issue

[The_Breather]

I just freshly installed Garuda Linux Wayfire onmy laptop, but I can't connect to my wi-fi. When I try to connect to my home network, it says "Passphrase Required" but it won't let me put in a passphrase. How do I connect to my wi-fi?

[filo]

Hi. I don't use Connman but I do have seen several requests about it not working/connecting recently.
I collected a few topics via forum search, I hope this helps.
Check services:

No Internet on new Wayfire install

systemctl status connman systemctl start connman

Make sure that the GUI is installed (I think it is connman-gtk):

Connman will not open. Wi-Fi worked fine

[2021-01-06_01-33] IDK nothing about but what you want to install? If you use terminal sudo pacman -S connman what is the output then? Could be you must use -gtk for wayfire??????? But again, IDK about

Last chance (manual config set-up):

PSK with Connman

Hi there, welcome! Please check if it helps configuring the file according to this: https://man.archlinux.org/man/connman-service.config.5 E.g. from the Examples: [service_home_wifi] Type = wifi Name = my_home_wifi Passphrase = password IPv4 = 192.168.2.2/255.255.255.0/192.168.2.1 MAC = 06:05:04:03:02:01 Please provide also your system specs, with the outcomes of: inxi -Fza with 3 ~ before and after the text (for formatting reasons)

[tbg]

A quick search reveals that 3 different users have experienced the same issue recently. I haven't used Connman in quite some time, so other than switching to using network manager I'm not sure what to suggest.

[ProbNot]

I had the same issue. I use conman within AntiX Linux to connect to WiFi and when connecting and it needs a passphrase, an "Agent input" window is supposed to pop up to enter the passphrase or a WPS authentication. The Garuda linux conman version is from 11/2020 (AntiX conman is from 1/2019) so something must be miscompiled or misconfigured in the Garuda linux conman binary.

[ProbNot]

I am using the LXQT-KWin "spotted eagle" .iso version.

[tbg]

If that is the case then using an older version of Connman may be worth testing out, or you can always switch to Network Manager.

Edit:

Install connman-git as a temporary workaround.