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iI could connect to my router using the network manager gui on my raspberry pi without any problems. butBut when iI try to do this using nmcli the wifi connection is unavailable (before iI connected using the gui and after that). also when iI start nmtuinmtui there isn't a wifi connecction. when iI run nmcli dev statusnmcli dev status the output is:

wlan0  wifi      unavailable  --

whatWhat is wrong here? iI think its easier to do this using the command line.

i could connect to my router using the network manager gui on my raspberry pi without any problems. but when i try to do this using nmcli the wifi connection is unavailable (before i connected using the gui and after that). also when i start nmtui there isn't a wifi connecction. when i run nmcli dev status the output is:

wlan0  wifi      unavailable  --

what is wrong here? i think its easier to do this using the command line.

I could connect to my router using the network manager gui on my raspberry pi without any problems. But when I try to do this using nmcli the wifi connection is unavailable (before I connected using the gui and after that). also when I start nmtui there isn't a wifi connecction. when I run nmcli dev status the output is:

wlan0  wifi      unavailable  --

What is wrong here? I think its easier to do this using the command line.

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Network Manager works but wlan is unavailable for nmcli

i could connect to my router using the network manager gui on my raspberry pi without any problems. but when i try to do this using nmcli the wifi connection is unavailable (before i connected using the gui and after that). also when i start nmtui there isn't a wifi connecction. when i run nmcli dev status the output is:

wlan0  wifi      unavailable  --

what is wrong here? i think its easier to do this using the command line.