I have a raspberry pi zero 2 W with raspberry pi OS lite (64-bit) installed on it and am trying to connect it to my network. I went through the raspi-config menu and entered my ssid and password (accurately 3+ times) but got a message sating there was an error running Wireless LAN. Checking the log the only thing that stands out is a line stating

I have a raspberry pi zero 2 W with raspberry pi OS lite (64-bit) installed on it and am trying to connect it to my network. I went through the raspi-config menu and entered my ssid and password (accurately 3+ times) but got a message sating there was an error running Wireless LAN. Checking the log the only thing that stands out is a line stating

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I’ve recently updated and rebuilt my raspberry pi to run Homebridge and pinhole but I can’t figure out how to run padd on the raspberry pi screen for the life of me, I can run it on my local terminal but I’m trying to figure out how to make it run on the pi itself via ssh

I’ve recently updated and rebuilt my raspberry pi to run Homebridge and pinhole but I can’t figure out how to run padd on the raspberry pi screen for the life of me, I can run it on my local terminal but I’m trying to figure out how to make it run on the pi itself via ssh

I am trying to clone a 64GB SD card, but I noticed that the card shows 30MB less space than expected. This discrepancy is preventing me from successfully cloning the SD card using various tools and methods.

I can’t seem to find a way to install it, the official website does not provide a format i can consume on the PI Desktop that i know of.

I flashed the script below to a working pi pico. (I’m running windows 11 on my laptop). The script ran fine but then it stopped being recognised by Thonny. I couldn’t get it to enter bootloader (by holding down bootsel button) and changing USB drivers using windows device manager and zadig failed. The script continued to run fine on the pi pico; I just couldn’t connect it to Thonny any more. Device manager showed a USB driver with an problem; I was unable to resolve this using the USB driver approaches described above. At this point, my second pi pico connected to Thonny with no issues.

I made a backup of a bootable raspberry pi usb flash drive using disk utility on a mac. Apparently the disk image is corrupt and I no longer have the original USB flash drive. I have tried to see if I can fix the issue using TestDisk on my mac to no avail. I still have the contents of the flash drive (files) and also wanted to d=see if i could recreate the boot drive from these files

im trying to create a custom raspberry pi cm4 carrier board however i want the ethernet connector on a separate pcb from the cm4 i’m using an fpc cable for connecting the boards but i cant seem to get it to work
cm4 carrier Board
ethernet Board