Eyerex wrote:
> Still waiting to see the Pi Zero 2 W come back into stock to use as a
> LMS server
I just bought one from PiHut.ca here in Canada last week. Was a right
pain to set up - use PcP ver 8.1 ( not v 8.2).
'
Cheers
Julian
PS Eyerwex - thanks for the videos - I used them to set up Sa
Well after all that (sock) darning.
I went back a step or two.
When my Kitchen Pi3b+ updated to pCPv8.2 it lost the ability to connect
to Wlan - despite many attempts. So this morning downloaded v8.0 and
started a new card. That worked eventually.
So downloaded v8.1 which has Pi Zero 2W suppor
Man in a van wrote:
> Julian
>
> This piZero 2-W
>
> Is it in a metal case ?
>
> How did you attatch the gpio pin header ?
>
> I ask because the wireless antenna
>
> a) may have been damaged
>
> b) is performance restricted because of the casing.
>
> If bought second hand then the prev
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Operajulian,
>
> I usually have different ssid names for 2.4GHz and 5GHz. I was wondering
> if your RPi3B+ has only 2.4GHz but is trying to attach to 5GHz???
>
> regards
> Greg
Greg
Thanks so much for taking a look.
I am in Toronto Canada with a
Well I tried a whole new download of pcp v8.2 64 bit version.
Extracted it and Rasp Imager onto a new card ( yes with the settings
options ).
No network find for Wifi - again
Thanks to the wonders of Amazon Prime - got an OTG USB to ethernet
adaptor
Tried via ethernet and a IP address is found
Man in a van wrote:
> I don't think it is as bad now
>
>
>
> *@Julian*; how do you determine the IP address of the zero 2W ?
>
> ronnie
Ronnie
I have a Kindle Fire with analiti app on it - it can scan all the
devices using wifi and also lists the MAC addresses.
Cheers
Julian
Operajulian wrote:
> Paul
> Tried that in Notepad ++
>
> Still no joy at finding network when using wifi.
>
> Tried the same on 3b+ card - same - no wifi.
>
> Though when I hook up to etherent it finds an IP address.
> I appreciate the help and advice - gents
&
Paul Webster wrote:
> Notepad on Windows is not a good idea for a text file that is going to
> be read on a Linux system.
>
> Easy way to verify
use NotepadPlusPlus (open source) and tell it to
> save with Unix line endings
Paul
Tried that in Notepad ++
Still no joy at finding network when u
Man in a van wrote:
> I don't think it is as bad now
>
> 'https://mspoweruser.com/windows-notepad-now-supports-linux-line-feeds/
> '
> (https://mspoweruser.com/windows-notepad-now-supports-linux-line-feeds/)
>
> and in my post (#11) I did say I used Windows and it worked, just sayin
> :):)
>
Man in a van wrote:
> How did you make the file Julian, which text editor and did you type the
> file title or copy and paste?
>
> I have done the latter before, and in copying
> wpa_suplicant.conf.sample, I actually called the file
> wpa_suplicant.conf. {note the full stop}
>
> ronnie
>
>
Operajulian wrote:
> Thanks Ronnie ( & also Greg )
>
> That gives me a few things to try over the weekend. I have to be at work
> today. Much appreciate all the work/ideas/updates that all of this team
> undertake to keep all these different ways of using Rasp Pi and LMS a
Man in a van wrote:
> @OPERAJULIAN
>
> Julian, I followed @Castalla's example (post #2) on a Windows 10 Pro
> Desktop using Wordpad.
>
> I dragged the wpa_supplicany.conf file into the open boot parttion on
> the Desktop.
>
> This is pCP v8.2.0 32 bit stan
Man in a van wrote:
> Note, it also may change the wireless IP address (well it does on mine
> :) ) but you can see the new one on the wifi page after you save :)
>
> ronnieRonnie
I have tried this on a new Rasp Pi Zero 2W and keep getting " Valid IP
Address Not Found".
( my other Rasp Pi 3B+
Man in a van wrote:
> happy that worked for you :)
Thanks Ronnie - much later :-)
I also had to use the Mirror Repo to get the Samba4 file. Cheers -
Julian
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