Running DeviceOS 1.5.0 on a P1, SEMI_AUTOMATIC mode. Issue with WiFi.ready(): It returns TRUE when connected to Particle (good). It returns FALSE when connected to the Access Point (confirmed by pinging the device on the WLAN) when it does not have connection to Particle (bad). This is an issue …

@avtolstoy , APOLOGIES! It was my LOGGING that was wrong: log.trace("WS_PRTCL_PEND icd=%d W.cncting=%d W.rdy=%d IP=%d", nInternetCheckCountDown, WiFi.connecting(), bWiFiReady, bHaveIP); Should be: log.trace("WS_PRTCL_PEND icd=%d W.cncting=%d W.rdy=%d IP=%d", nIntern…

WiFi.ready() == FALSE but WiFi is connected

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ScruffR April 21, 2020, 10:47am 3

@armor, have you filed this a support ticket or merely as GitHub issue?

GitHub issues don’t count as bug reports anymore - I heard.

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WiFi.ready() == FALSE but WiFi is connected

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