@Gavinmc42 thanks for the links I will be taking a closer look at them tomorrow with some caffeinated beverages :) Since you seem like you have done similar projects before any guess what the ' Cue ' would use for its biosensors or even general inner workings? this is for the iPhone and is kind of s...
Not to sure if this is the correct place to post if not, apologies. My question is kind of odd in a sense it would require someone whom works in a medical lab or someone with that type of expertise. I am attempting to make a biosensor ( even better if available for sale ) that measures Testosterone;...
Hey Rasp community, MODEL: Rasp. Pi A++ I downloaded a ISO file of arch linux I then converted to IMG file. I want to install the Arch Linux OS but have not been getting a boot. The 16 GB Kingston SD is properly formatted with the FAT , I used my desktop version or Arch Linux to actually install the...
I am atleast assuming its a configuration problem of the files, its just odd that its showing connected to the internet. The Pi just can't obtain a IP address nor can it access the internet or ping anything. GUI is showing connected as well with the wlan0 and appears to be connected.
DirkS wrote:Which Raspbian?? Jessie or Wheezy.
If you're running Jessie then your /etc/network/interfaces is wrong.
Setting it back to the original should be enough.
ifconfig command is showing I am connected to the network. theGUI for wifi setup is going through the methods to connect and is saying I am connected. I can't access the internet, I can't ping in the terminal and I can't find IP address of my pi.. anyone know whats going on?
Which OS are you running? Raspbian Wheezy or Jessie? First thing I noticed is that the network clock is not closed (missing '}' at the end of the file.) And if you're using Jessie then you shouldn't change /etc/network/interfaces. The only file you would have to change is the wpa_supplicant conf fi...
Im having a hard time setting up my wifi with the a+ finally have the drivers on the OS now what I'm having a problem with is the two files that need to be configured: interfaces, supplicant files. heres what i put for the files, //////////////////////// auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface eth0 ine...
thank you my wifi dongle is now blinking (positive) for the first time ever ;) ... still not connected to the network though says something like: command: iwlist wlan0 | grep ESSID OUTPUT: wlan0 unassociated Nickname: WIFI@REALTEK MODE; AUTO retry:off powermanagment: off Link Quality:0 Signal Level:...
It might be helpful if we break down the command: sudo cp /full/path/of/file /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/ sudo - use this to run the command as a super user (admin) cp - this is the copy command /full/path/of/file - this is the location of the file on your USB stick you want to copy /lib/firmware/rtlwifi...
From the console / terminal use something like sudo cp /full/path/of/file /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/ sudo will give you admin rights. So ' sudo cp path/lib/firmware/rtlwifi ' will change the path how do I create the new destination for the old file and then bring the new one into the sudo 'path/lib/fir...
As the post headline Implies I am simply trying to copy a file from my USB to /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/ directory. replacing the rt8188efw.bin file with a working driver. I'm running into a permission denied problem because i am not the super user I do not know the commands of this OS well as I am a be...
... permission denied As a normal user there are files and directories you cannot access, even if you have Admin rights. The Admin rights just mean that you can change to 'super user' and do those things. (Super user is often called root.) In order to 'become root' you precede the command with 'sud...
Is There a space on my SD card I can manually put this driver if the 'sudo wget' command is not functioning ? Example SdCrd/Disk/OS/wifiDriver and would occupy that space and function appropriately by-passing the sudo wget accomplishing the same task? I have checked my internet connection reseted ro...
After running the command mrEngman I am getting INPUT :sudo wget https://github.com/lwfinger/rtl8188eu/raw/master/rtl8188eufw.bin -O /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/rtl8188eufw.bin OUTPUT:" Resolving github.com(github.com).... failed: Name or service not known Works OK for me. Looks like you internet access ...
If all else fails... I've had some issues with certain WiFi dongles (in my case Edimax) bending the ground pin inside the USB connector on A and A+ models. Take a look inside the port, you can see it if your eyesight is good (or use a magnifier). The rightmost pin will be squished to the back of th...
@fruitOfTheLoom Thanks for pointing that out I got a different error output this time, I don't quite understand but it looks to me that the package is not accessible ? I don't know if its a malformed URL or just a server problem at the given moment on githubs server - really appreciate the community...
my network is fine I am running my devices fine on my wifi. I am using the raspberry Pi a + though.. I have no ethernet attached to it I'm running the pi on a monitor so it would have no method of accessing the internet other then the connection of the wifi dongle i am trying to get functioning .......
Have a look at this thread: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=62371 I have the same WiFi and, even though it's supposed to be supported in the latest versions of Raspbian, I found it a bit slow and buggy, so went back to the fantastic Mr Engman's drivers. Crashed. Hey thanks I...