@dstroy: With param -v it just says:

OpenSSH_7.9p1, LibreSSL 2.7.3
debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config
debug1: /etc/ssh/ssh_config line 48: Applying options for *
debug1: Connecting to recalbox port 22.
ssh: connect to host recalbox port 22: Connection refused

And I'm using the default authentication with user/password. No advanced security stuff activation.

Je ne sais pas si tu as eu ta réponse, mais il ne faut pas oublier que ton clavier sera par défaut en mode QWERTY, il faut y songer quand tu entre ton mot de passe.

@oluminion set the manaver to version 2, make sure it's started in the advanced settings in es

@elias-palma that's unless understand your errir message in portuguese lol

The xu4 kernel won't happen before months. I started working on it, there are too many changes involved regarding emulators and kodi

Fixed it after all, with a little fiddling around the router's settings. Apparently, it had been conflicting with an older version. We changed ISPs recently, but the name was the same.

@alexander-tolstykh that's always a bad idea to unplug the power without shutting it down, like any operating system, you may corrupt your data. And yes, because wifi management has been reviewed to allow network share over wifi, now you must shutdown your system properly to keep your wifi settings.

@Sergio-Villanueva
If you have a fan that just switch on over a certain temperature, this fan will switch off automaticly by hard or soft shutdown. I just planned to set this up in the next days.

@chris-von-görstinger read the changelog and the blog ... Pi3 internal BT supported since 4.1

@mdavid
Hi well didn't receive a reply, but worked it out by myself, pretty obvoius really. For any newbie who has the same question and comes here looking for an answer:
In Network settings: Enable Wifi: ON, Wifi SSID: wifi user name, Wifi Key: wifi password. Then back to Main Menu > Quit > Restart System.
Hope this helps someone
David

@lordbarker try to ping your recalbox ip, if yes, configure your winscp like this screenshot:

@totocrenn please, do a forum search and you will find the answer. It has been discussed just too many times that I don't want to keep talking about.

@thomas-kings no idea without checking this by myself

Pi zero w not compatible with recalbox.
You need to ads manually files in recalbox 4.1
https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/7246/test-wd-pidrive-node-zero-avec-rpi0-et-rpi0-w/2

Hello
edit recalbox.conf and add it, delete ;

https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/recalbox.conf-(EN)

## Activate wifi (0,1) wifi.enabled=1 ## Wifi SSID (string) wifi.ssid=new ssid ## Wifi KEY (string) ## Escape your special chars (# ; $) with a backslash : $ => \$ wifi.key=new key

Ok. I made it work now completely (including start and select buttons) by setting global.inputdriver=sdl2 in the config. Thus, this thread can be closed.

I restored a backup and the wifi came back, it had the same settings as my previously faulty install had. Weird.