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Use `connmanctl`. If your password doesn't contain any unusual characters, you
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can even connect using the terminal on the phone:
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$ connmanctl \
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connmanctl> **en**_able_ **w**_ifi_ \
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connmanctl> **a**_gent_ **on** \
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connmanctl> **conn**_ect_ **w**_ifi\__**d**_aa119XXXXXX\__**\<your SSID in ASCII HEX\>**_\_managed\_psk_ \
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... \
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Passphrase? **\<your PSK in plaintext\>** \
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connmanctl> **disa**_ble_ **e**_thernet_
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- Only type in the **bold** text
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- Press the left softkey (TAB) to autocomplete the _italic_ text
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- daa119XXXXXX: you might need to adapt this if you changed your MAC address. Don't use 000af58989ff unless you're sure it's your MAC address!
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- `<your SSID in ASCII HEX>`: e.g. 41424344 for ABCD
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- The last command (disable ethernet) is needed to use WiFi for the default connection. |
