The new MoodleBox image 4.0.0 works fine. Thank you very much, Nicolas!

I just installed it to an old Raspberry Pi Zero W. It's rather slow but it works. I could not find the STA receiver but this should be the next step. So I hope that we will get an easy to use graphical user interface for this.

And also I migrated my MoodleBox 3.12.0 up to the new MoodleBox 4.0.0 ... every thing was copied on a fast lane ... 50 users, 8 courses, 58 additional plugins, and a lot of content for my teachers workshops. Great!
https://discuss.moodlebox.net/d/253-upgrade-to-moodlebox-3110-from-390/5

    ralfkrause I could not find the STA receiver but this should be the next step. So I hope that we will get an easy to use graphical user interface for this.

    When I've time, I'll write the doc on hot to connect as a STA to a wireless network. It's very easy. I have not yet devised a GUI. I'm a bit low on time, these days.

      I just got my new Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. :-)
      I put in the microSD with the MoodleBox 4.0.0 and I switched on the power. No problem!

      ralfkrause I could not find the STA receiver but this should be the next step.

      Here's a hint: edit file /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf, replacing the SSID of your wireless network and its password (cleartext) in the lines

          ssid="<Name of your wireless LAN>"
    psk="<Password for your wireless LAN>"

      If you don't have network access to you RPi (e.g. on a RPi Zero 2 W), you can also simply drop in the /boot partition of the SD card (easily done on any computer: Linux, macOS or Windows) a file wpa_supplicant.conf with adequate content (see attached template, don't forget to edit the lines as above), insert the SD card in the RPi and reboot. At the first boot, this file will automatically replace /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf and get the RPi connected 💗 .

      wpa-supplicant.conf
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