During first boot if the wifi router is not online, the whole setup skips wifi configuration. It would have good if it keeps scanning for new wifi names everytime it fails to connect to chosen option.

PSA - trunk 130 is not a bootable image. trunk 100 works fine.

I couldn't find this documented specifically, but I confirmed this was the case via testing. Google also provided an AI summary which also stated that this was the case. I enabled `iptables-legacy` in the Armbian kernel builder which then resolved the errors I was getting. I also eventually realized through further research that `nftables` were also supported and available as a module out of the box. I wound up changing my Microk8s config to use `nftables`, which also worked out and is where I left my config today. Hopefully this is helpful for someone else in the future. Somewhat relevant articles: https://github.com/canonical/microk8s/issues/2180 https://github.com/canonical/microk8s/issues/4387 https://hub.libre.computer/t/missing-iptables-kernel-configs-for-microk8s-calico/3717

Thx, i'll do that

i suppose for headless minimal OS, this can become showstopper if it is difficult to access the serial console and there is a need to switch from one wifi with dhcp to other wifi with static ip configuration.