>if the existing "iw" command is no longer valid, quite a bit of documentation will need changing!
"iw" itself is not in the crda package. However the script that reads and applies /etc/default/crda do is.
So perhaps just let netplan set country code in wpa_supplicant.conf and don't bother with /etc/default/crda ?!
>if the existing "iw" command is no longer valid, quite a bit of documentation will need changing!
"iw" itself is not in the crda package.
However the script that reads and applies /etc/default/crda do is.
So perhaps just let netplan set country code in wpa_supplicant.conf and don't bother with /etc/default/crda ?!