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Wifi network contains a value utf-8 character (e-grave which prints as "è"). With this character entered in /boot/piaware-config.txt, resulting wpa-supplicant.conf is "??" instead of the e-grave character. None of the obvious quote patterns (quoting the string, single backslash, double backslash, unicode (u)) work. Looks like the character handling doesn't support utf-8 (and probably utf-16). Converting the SSID to hex in piaware-config.txt also doesn't work.
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I guess we should detect the "looks like a hex string" case and not quote it, though I am wary of breaking things that look like a hex string but actually are ASCII (C0FFEE..)
Wifi network contains a value utf-8 character (e-grave which prints as "è"). With this character entered in /boot/piaware-config.txt, resulting wpa-supplicant.conf is "??" instead of the e-grave character. None of the obvious quote patterns (quoting the string, single backslash, double backslash, unicode (u)) work. Looks like the character handling doesn't support utf-8 (and probably utf-16). Converting the SSID to hex in piaware-config.txt also doesn't work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: