feat(debian): CC33x1: Update docs to use NetworkManager #372
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Update the CC33x1 "HowTo Guide" to use NetworkManager service and its nmcli tool for connecting to wifi, instead of using the current method of cc33xx-target-scripts. The scripts are required only in Arago, which is a custom distribution. But on Debian, we should use Debian's default way of managing wifi. Signed-off-by: Suhaas Joshi <[email protected]>
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Update the CC33x1 "HowTo Guide" to use NetworkManager service and its nmcli tool for connecting to wifi, instead of using the current method of cc33xx-target-scripts.
The scripts are required only in Arago, which is a custom distribution. But on Debian, we should use Debian's default way of managing wifi.