exxos If you now know the MAC address & have it enabled on your network (or whatever it is you needed to do) Then I suggest stop using this new install & attempt to burn & configure the image I gave you. Since all of it is pre-configured. Once you write the image to the SD, mount it and...

Don't forget @alexh @Roberto @exxos that isn't the only reversed cap on the Falcon motherboard: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=5989&p=94897

I salute you for your dedication sir

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@exxos yes that's the method I already mentioned earlier, using the wpa_supplicant file. When you put your WiFi details in there upon boot the Pi OS copies that information into the various configuration files inside /etc. you can't edit those files directly because they're protected and owned by ro...

exxos the extra configuration options, if you click on them, will become evident straight away. It simply allows you to configure SSH to be enabled and to enter your network settings before you write the image to SD. This way the Pi will be configured for SSH access before you even turn the Pi on. ...

Chris you're getting frustrated because you're doing all this without actually reading anything. If you read PiStorm GitHub pages and other setup instructions you'll know the pi automatically resizes it's as card after first boot to fill the entire SD. The guides also tell you what version to downlo...

PiStorm already works on WiFi. There is a way to mount a disk image for the emulator and files can be copied back and forth (between the Pi file system and Atari live) - it is experimental of course. That sounds cool. Not sure how that works overall. I think cosmosex could mount a gem drive which i...

Just for your benefit @exxos here is how I've mounted mine in my H5

@Roberto no you should measure them both with a multimeter first, on some motherboard revisions they're OK but some they're not.