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I haven't looked at this in at least 4 years, so unfortunately can't answer your question. My best suggestion is to try it. It will either work (happy days! 🎉) or not (😕). I spend virtually all my dev time on https://github.com/gitbls/sdm, which provides a hotspot capability as one of its configuration capabilities. If you're interested in giving it a try, the documentation over there is great, and I'll be very happy to answer questions you have in getting it working. |
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Hi,
I've configured two wifis on my Pi. One for my home wifi and one for a second location I regularly drive to. This works flawlessly. No matter if I'm at home or there, it always connects.
Recently I was wondering whether I could take the Pi with me when I'm traveling anywhere and then use it in AP mode.
In the readme you write that it checks if the wifi is connected and if not, it switches to the second one, which is autoAP. In my case it would only be the third one.
Using the installer and the process as it is, would that also work?
Thanks, kopi
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