Hello everyone,
I’m new here in the forum and also a beginner with Raspberry Pi in general, so sorry for the following beginner question:
I have now installed Patchbox OS in the MODEP variant on my Raspberry Pi 5. The configuration also worked well, and I then set up a Wi-Fi network and was already able to create patches via my laptop’s browser.
Now we have a new internet service provider, which means my old Wi-Fi no longer works.
How can I reactivate the original hotspot so that I can access the system via SSH, run the installation wizard again, and set up the new Wi-Fi?
Okay, I found a way to manually change the network connection inside the filesystem.
Maybe other beginners find it useful to know: the network connection can be configured via the files in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ as it seems.
I found an .nmconnection-file named like my old WiFi, so i just renamed it to match the new WiFi name and editetd the ID, SSID and passkey inside the file with a text editor with root permissions. I made a copy of the file before changing something, just in case… but however, it imeediately worked that way.
