Ok, so I choose to keep iwd
over wpa_supplicant
(why where they both there?)
To do so, i edited NetworkManager.conf
(which for me didn’t show any settings)
sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
adding
[device]
wifi.backend=iwd
Then I disabled (i learned how to do it for good ^^) wpa_supplicant service
sudo systemctl stop wpa_supplicant
sudo systemctl mask --now wpa_supplicant
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
I restarted iwd service, one might want to enable and start it
sudo systemctl start iwd
sudo systemctl enable iwd
and I restarted NetworkManager
sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager
On next boot the messages weren’t there (obviously cause wpa_supplicant doesn’t run anymore)
I wonder if that would have been the case if I did the countrary (keep wpa_supplicant instead of iwd), cause without the addition of wifi.backend
in NetworkManager.conf the wifi wasn’t working at all.
I still wonder why both those services were present and running…
Edit:
So, wifi does connect now ULTRA fast, like really… but… 2 connections appears on the NetworkManager applet in the taskbar (name like my connection, but 1 and 2), and I only have one… and… I can’t disconnect ^^ at least from the NetworkManager applet in the taskbar, i get the error message (1) uid 1000 has no permission to perform this operation
I can obviously disconnect with the key on the keyboard.