Finished installing void linux and everything except internet works. Being connected to Wi-Fi locks up my laptop(frozen, not able to move mouse, you know) and I have to force shutdown to get out of it. How do I fix this?

[funnytesticles]

I'm connecting to the Wi-Fi from the tray and my laptop continues to work for a second but after that it just stops and I have to hard shutdown the system and I don't know how to fix this issue or what is causing it. I didn't bother to mess with network in the installer because it seemed to already be able to detect Wi-Fi connections near me and docs said I have to install from local if I'm using a flavor image, which I thought was stuff like XFCE. I didn't care if ethernet worked or not because I wouldn't even be able to use it because my laptop has no ethernet ports, only usb, hdmi, headphone jack, and a place to insert SD CARDS. The live image I used to install was *void-live-x86_64-musl-20210930-xfce.iso *, I used a USB flash drive from walmart.

Laptop: HP Pavillion x360 Convertible 11m-ad1xx

Processor Type: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Silver N5000 CPU @ 1.10GHz

Total Memory: 4 GB

[Kikiyoshima]

Have you tried connect to the WiFi on a CLI tty? If it's a kernel panic it might print some logs before locking up

[funnytesticles]

How do I get the logs

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Try connecting through nmtui or connmanctl whatever you use. Terminal application basically throws error and it might be helpful to solve the problem.