I have been using Fedora to connect to my university's network fine until a few days ago, when an update permanently made PEAP/MSCHAPv2 stop working for both eduroam and the university network itself. A live USB of fedora KDE 41 works fine, and I have double checked the credentials. I am using an Intel AX201 WiFi Card in a Dell XPS 13 9310 Laptop. I have attached the networkmanager systemd logs. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect to PEAP network 2. It does not work, even with CA certificate and correct credentials Actual Results: It does not connect, hangs on "configuring interface" and fails on timeout Expected Results: Connection is established
Created attachment 2058814 [details] Network Manager Log
Got this feedback from wpa_supplicant maintainer: remove the pkcs11-provider package and stop/start wpa_supplicant. If connection is successful then this is a duplicate of BZ 2326839
(In reply to Íñigo Huguet from comment #2) > Got this feedback from wpa_supplicant maintainer: remove the pkcs11-provider > package and stop/start wpa_supplicant. If connection is successful then this > is a duplicate of BZ 2326839 I also started to experience this bug after upgrade to Fedora 41 on Silverblue variant and I can confirm that override removing the pkcs11-provider package solved this issue completely on my end.
Thanks for the info. Closing as duplicate. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 2326839 ***