src/cyw43_ctrl.c: Add bounded retry for failed auth.#154
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A Pico W connecting to a wireless network may fail to authenticate with a transient error and - in MicroPython at least - this failure surfaces to the user and requires a manual retry. Handle auth failures internally with a bounded retry. Turns the almost 100% failure to connect on first try (with my specific wireless network) to an almost 100% success rate. Signed-off-by: Phil Howard <github@gadgetoid.com>
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A Pico W connecting to a wireless network may fail to authenticate with a transient error and - in MicroPython at least - this failure surfaces to the user and requires a manual retry.
Handle auth failures internally with a bounded retry.
Turns the almost 100% failure to connect on first try (with my specific wireless network) to an almost 100% success rate.