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I agree, if you have a new OS on a Pi Zero W and can see it on your home router, then that pretty much has to mean it installed your wpa_supplicant.conf file okay, so there must be a problem with ssh.

The problem is not the network, it's SSH I do not have the adapters needed to hook a Keyboard and monitor to the Pi=zero and I've misplaced my Pi=2 "Nothing adds excitement like something that is

Hi thre, I had the same problem. DO you have any kind of an ethernet adapter? The key is to get the Pi up where you can run the raspi-config script.

First when I went to do a GP (Up to date) and IS (Opps something went south) So the obvious solution is re-do the card. Burned?2021-03-04-raspios-buster-armhf.zip with etcher Copied

Folks, i’ve just finished a Multi-protocol build of qnet gateway. YSF Gateway, and the MMDVM host are running. D-star works, and I’m successfuly able to get out on the quadnet array using

When you’ve got a minute, can you check this for any errors? I’m having a little bit of difficulty figuring out where some of these values to get the YSF gateway up and running

Justin, You can use a DMR ID. YSFGateway.qn file is posted. Scroll down to the option line [General] Callsign=W4WWM Suffix=RPT #

FOlks, I’m tring to setup my YSFgateway.qn file so that i can build a multi-mode hotspot, and I have a couple of quetions: First, which id do I use in the id field: *** Code

Yeah. The only reason I mentioned the hash version of the password was because I encountered a situation where the config would actually not work with the password in plain text. The hash version was

I do have a pretty good firewall, and I did change the passwd to a stronger passwd, but that is so true. Thanks for the advie, Justin

Let me just chime in here with my 2-cents-worth. You only need to hash your password if you are worried about someone breaking into your Pi to learn how to use your WiFi. If someone has come through

OK so I've finally gotten this all to work on my Pi-0. ?For some reason when I would edit the wpa_supplicant.conf file, and move it over to my SD card, the Pi-0 would not detect my wifi network. ?So

OK we’ll givethat a go. In step three of the mmdvm read me, I says to cd into the MMDVMHost directory, and cpy the MMDVM.ini file to MMDVM.qn. Where is that directory located? I’m not seeing it

Justin They have default values, so you don't need to set them. You would only change the device path if you're ZUMspot isn't on the GPIO header. Anything that shows <DEFAULT> typically does not

FOlks, I have now managed to get the latest distro of buster to install on my hotspot, it was a rather interesting way of working around the issue, but it worked. SO now I’m running the ./config

Other than the changes I made so it won't actually work (SSID, PSK and hashed PSKs This is an actual working Supplicant file ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant

Yes. That simply builds your supplicant file. Which is not specific to pi-star in any way.

Ah so you can use the wifi builder on the pi-star website? I did not know…

I think some situations would require your wifi password to be in "hash" form. There is a tool on the pi-star website that will generate the supplicant file for you with that encrypted version of the

Thanks much for the help…I’m also making another attempt to create my own wpa_supplicant.conf file does this look correct: ***COde Follows*** ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant