Setup and Configure WiFi + Static IP from Terminal - RaspberryPi Tutorial #02 | 4K TUTORIAL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2020
- Hi guys! In this video I will show you how to configure WiFi on your RaspberryPi via terminal. This is part of my series on how to set up a Raspberry Pi with a headless configuration.
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Thank you a lot. This helped
First of all thanks so much for this series!!!
I'm going through them one by one. I had quite a bit of trouble on this one as my wlan0 kept coming back not connected. After looking for hours I finally got to :
sudo nano /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
When I got there I found the SSID and the Password I had entered in the raspi-config, just one thing; the password for my network was only 8 digits long. The last numbers were cut off for some reason. Put in the complete password and everything works great now. So if anyone is having trouble, check that out.
Great series by the way. Very clear and best step by step presentation I have found on TH-cam. Thanks.
Very interesting! Glad you liked it!
@@SpaceRexWill I ran that command from Ian and saw my credentials were correct, but still can't login via IP I set following your guide
This happened to me too! Thank you for the reply!
Nice one - thanks
Thanks a lot!
Thank You!!
Hey man, very good video!
Can you please write me how do i cancel my static ip? i did as you said and now i want to come back to what i had..
thank you!
Thanks
I have an issue where the PI is swapping the LAN IP address to what I typed for the WiFi… why is that happening?
I was able to edit the file exactly as demonstrated. For some reason when I type ifconfig to check the ip address after reboot, it's not the static ip address i wrote in the file. It still shows old ip address.
nvm, i found what i did wrong. I put wan0 instead of wlan0 haha
I have spent a week trying to debug code. I had typed a “:” instead of a “;” and felt real dumb
@@SpaceRexWill Yup same here, for me it was adress spelled with a single d instead of 2d... smh
I did this but now the raspberry pi itself don't have internet access. When I try to update the packages or install new packages, I have error because there's no internet access, only the wifi connection with raspberry pi.
Why in my kali pi doesnt have dhcpcd.conf?
Kali linux is a different distribution of linux than Rasbian is. When you are just getting started I would recommend learning with Rasbian as there is tons of information out there on how to get started.
I can't find /etc/dcpcd.conf file on my pi board
Things have changed. You can now set up static IPs by going to /etc/network/interfaces.d and creating an eth0 or wlan0 file and updating things there. Other videos share how to do this.
rfkill was blocking my wifi. Not sure how that came about.
Ah yeah it does that automatically until you say where you are
seems I cannot get the wlan0 to work wlan0: mtu 1500 qdisc pfifo_fast state DOWN group default