Standalone Pi Image #188
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I have tried your image and have a lot of activity (green light on pi flashes alot) but I never get a ssid called LD to show up in my phone or my computer. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Just to doublecheck: you are using Pi Zero W, not Pi Zero 2 W. Correct? Will also burn image to card and check it one more time today. |
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Think I read this correctly. Thank you for helping. |
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I hope: Followed the guide above. Re-downloaded image, flashed to new card. Sorry, no ideas other than trying different card and giving it one more shot. |
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Looking at your 2nd image it looks like you flashed the zip file. I
unzipped it first. Was i not supposed to do that?
…On Fri, Aug 9, 2024, 06:34 VladimirKuletski ***@***.***> wrote:
Followed the guide above. Re-downloaded image, flashed to new card.
After 1m44s my phone shows LD SSID
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You can do it either way. RPi Imager should be smart enough to handle this by itself. |
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Can anybody else confirm if it worked? Or it "works on my laptop" only? |
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I tried deleting all the partitions on my sd card and reflashing with the
zip file. I then used a different pi (same version as I had 2). Made sure
it was a good data cable plugged into the second (middle) port on the pie
and still the same. Lots of flashing led on the pie but no ssid. I even
checked a different cell phone. Is there anything I can check on the SD
card?
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Can anybody else confirm if it worked? Or it "works on my laptop" only?
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I got it working. Not too sure what I did. I reflashed again, made sure i was connected to the ps3 with the middle usb and a power brick to the top usb and after about 2 minutes i had the LD ssid on my phone. I did have to "confirm" that I wanted to connect because of "no internet with this connection" but after that it works evey time. Thank you for your help and a much simplified way of doing this. |
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Awesome news! Haven't heard any confirmation that it's actually working - now we have it! P.S. Will ask for Pi 4 version. Hope it will work the same easy way! |
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Hey, sorry if it might sound dumb, as I'm fairly new to this whole subject but how would I go on a about safely shutting down the pi when not used? |
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Your console does not send any shutdown command because it sees the computer as a toy pad, not Linux. It just turns off the power supply for the USB ports. Yes, to properly shut down, you have to connect via ssh. Compared to Windows, Linux is pretty robust when it comes to unexpected shutdowns, so you'll be probably safe not doing this, as there are no large data transfers to your SD card going on that could be lost. |
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Thank you for your indepth answer and for taking the time! I'm going to use your guide and setup the emulator in the following week when all things arrive. And thanks for this project, because I'm able to play the game again without the need to buy any figures nor replicate nfc tags. |
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I don't do proper shutdowns and the card hasn't been corrupted yet. Worst case scenario - I'll have to write an image one more time. |
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Okay, so that would need some soldering I assume or just plug it in somehow? |
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There are plenty |
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Works like a charme (Pi Zero W & WiiU). Thanks for the image! |
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Here is what I've got: image link
Prebuilt image for Raspberry Pi Zero W. It includes all components to work w/o internet connection.
Use Raspberry Pi Imager to burn image to SD card.
Choose "Raspberry Pi Zero " in board settings
Under "Operating system" choose "Use custom" and select downloaded zip file.
Under "Storage" choose your SD card
Should look like this:
Click "Next" - "No" for customization
"Yes" at "Warning"
Remove SD card from card reader after it's done writing.
Connect Pi to console, turn on console and wait for 2-3 minutes.
After initial boot Pi will create open access point
LD. Use your phone/tablet/PC to connect and you'll be redirected to portal. Please keep in mind that some phones might drop WiFi connection because ofNo Internet connectivityUse direct link
http://192.168.4.1:3000if redirect failed.Image/Pi should not require any additional configuration step.
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