The wi-fi is built into my RPi, so I don't think it's any of the USB adapter issues. I've tried the suggestions on the faq_wifi_does_not_work page, like removing the DAC board and verifying the SSID and password. I noticed after booting that the file has been renamed to "used_wpa_nf" on the SD card.
I get "Waiting for network.No network found", and the process hangs up in the same way trying to set the date. The wi-fi settings appear to be loaded and the system reboots a second time when starting up. When I create a custom wpa_nf file on the SD card, I get similar results. Should they still be there, or are they just for one time use?Ģ. From here you should scan for you SSID and set up the connection. We need to add on a very minor bit to enable the Wi-Fi dongle. If all was successful you should now see wlan0 show up in the Adapter section. That’s the very basic configuration that governs your Pi’s Ethernet connect (indicated by the eth0 portion). Now double click the WiFi Config icon to bring up the wpagui properties box. When I run setup again, the wi-fi settings are blank. 5.When your Pi has restarted bring up the GUI again.
After rebooting, I get "Waiting for network.No network found", and the boot process gets stuck trying to set the date and time (I assume with a service that it can't reach). When I use the setup program with a keyboard and monitor, the settings appear to be saved. My problem is a basic one: I cannot get the system to connect to my wi-fi, using the two methods on the how_to_setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet page.ġ. This hardware setup has worked with Volumio, but I'd like to give piCorePlayer a try after hearing about it from a John Darko article. I'm new to piCorePlayer and am attempting to set it up on a RPi Zero W with an Allo MiniBoss DAC board.
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