Hmm, they are known to work well.
I did not think it was the card as two of them are brand new!!
Kev
You may check these cards:
https://www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-check-an-sd-card-for-errors
Even new cards can be faulty
nothing untoward found!!
I believe I have now installed octopi on the Pi 4 and it is showing on the router but I cannot log on to it in the web browser.
The IP info is 192.168.0.17 /24
Any ideas?
Are you able to log in via ssh?
No, I am unable to log in from my Mac using the SSH commands shown in many you tube videos and google searches!
I guess there is also no output on hdmi?
We should try another flash tool.
Try it with the raspberry pi imager
Hi there,
I'm a Windows user and had similiar problems with setting up Octoprint on a 64gb and higher SD card, so here's my experience
- I used an alternate imaging software (Windows: Win32 Disk Imager download | SourceForge.net, unfortunately no MAC version, trythe raspberry pi imager suggested)
- after imaging, the SD card will split into 2 partitions, one called BOOT (small capacity), and the rest is on another parition (which on Windows i cannot access).
- as i imaged several SD cards to test, i had a few cards stuck at #2. then i used this formatter SD Memory Card Formatter | SD Association to revert the card to the original state.
not sure if the above helps, but good luck!
I had problems with the balenaEtcher
Hi Victaru,
I have also tried Atom and Notepad++ instead of BalenaEtcher but with same results!
I am stuck with the MAC at the moment but looking to get a Windows run installation soon to see if that works.
Cheers
Kev
Hi PW
I am following your instructions and will update you asap.
thanks
Kev
Sorry, but Atom and Notepad++ are text editors, BalenaEtcher is a flash program.
Sorry my bad, got a bit confused their for a minute.
I have tried BalenaEtcher and also the Raspberry Pi Imager to flash the cards and the other programs mentioned to edit the supplicant text part.
cheers
Kev
do you have an ssh.txt file in the root? If no, it won't enable ssh.
OctoPi usually comes with that file.
Yes I believe that file was in the root
Here is where you went wrong... The file 'ssh', NOT 'ssh.txt', should be in the BOOT partition, NOT the ROOT!
If you have Raspbian running and want to install OctoPi on your already running Pi, I have a script that works flawlessly on a Pi3, you could try that on your Pi4.
Wow, thanks a lot piadam, I would have been continually struggling with that if you had not told me!
I have not seen any mention of that difference in any YouTube videos or guides on google!!
I will make sure that it is in the boot partition.
What is the extension on this file and how is it created?
Thanks
Kev
I dont have Rasbian running, I just installed it once to confirm the Pi 4 was not at fault. I don't have any other reason to run it really.
Cheers for the help
kev