Ally X - 11-19-2024 Wifi Issue

[SmoothMcBeats]

Describe the bug

Today I updated the steam client through the update section. After it rebooted, it was slow to boot, and now wifi on WPA2-Enterprise isn't working.

What did you expect to happen?

Wifi working

Output of rpm-ostree status

Hardware

ROG Ally X

Extra information or context

Is there any way to downgrade? Not sure what was in that update, but it broke it.

[SmoothMcBeats]

ostree:1 works, but 0 (the default) doesn't.

[KyleGospo]

Are you dual booting?

[SmoothMcBeats]

No.

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[jpwchang]

Just want to chime in to confirm that I'm seeing the same issue on my Steam Deck LCD running Bazzite: after an upgrade to version 41.20241118.2, WPA2-Enterprise wifi authentication no longer works (but networks running other authentication methods appear to be unaffected - at least WPA2-Personal still works fine). Rolling back to my previous deployment (41.20241112.1) allows me to connect to the affected networks again.

[castrojo]

ublue-os/bluefin#1943

We may need to pin this package in main

[SmoothMcBeats]

This fixed it for me.
Two other ways I've found to let the connection go through are:
A) Enable pkcs11-module-load-behavior = early in the /etc/pki/tls/openssl.d/pkcs11-provider.conf
B) Enable legacy providers in /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf