2021年11月26日 · I do not recommend using Docker on Pi Zero. There are not much docker images available for ARMv6. To save you from trouble you should use Pi 2 or newer or Pi Zero 2. Also you should consider the limited memory amount of Pi Zero 2. All full-size Pis have at least 1GB. Otherwise follow the installation instructions on the official docker page:

2024年4月22日 · I did this: 1. Used the Raspberry Pi Imager on a 1 TB SD card. 2. Put it into my RPi Zero 2 W and booted for the first time, everything worked fine. 3. Moved the SD card back to my Ubuntu PC and used "Disks" app to shrink the root partition to 8 GB and created a data partition with all the rest. 4. Now everything is working fine in my Zero 2 W.

2017年9月8日 · I'm completely stuck. I have Raspberry Pi Zero W and I'm trying to get the built-in Wi-Fi to work. After a clean install of 2017-08-16 Raspbian Stretch, when I click on the Wi-Fi button in the top right screen, it says "no wireless interface found". When I do lsmod, I see:

2023年3月7日 · I’ve got a new RPi zero W and I’ve install raspbian using the imager tool (32 bit) and when booted the OS works fine, all programs open etc except for web browsers. I’ve reinstalled chrome and even installed Firefox, but none will open up, it just shows the timer curser (like it’s doing something) and then nothing.

2019年4月3日 · You can follow this guide on adding a Power Button to your Raspberry Pi. It shows how to do it on an RPi 3 model, but you can do exactly the same on the RPi Zero, as their pinout is the same. The only caveat with your RPi model is the soldering. Here is a video from the Raspberry Pi Foundation on how to solder pins to your RPi Zero.

I have a Raspberry Pi Zero W Rev 1.1, running raspbian 10 (no special tunning) and pihole for my home network, so with Wifi enabled. I have recently switched it from a USB adaptor to one USB port of my network router (French Freebox Revolution) and it works perfectly. I tested the CPU load by running 2 yes program during 45min and had no issue ...

[Edit] I am having trouble getting a stock image of Raspberry Pi OS to boot on a Zero W. Using Raspberry Pi Imager 1.7 to flash the image onto a 32GB Sandisk SD card from a Mac M1. After inserting the ...

2017年6月14日 · I had the same problem when I got my Raspberry Pi Zero W. All you have to do is go into /etc/wpa_supplicant/ you'll see a file called wpa_supplicant.conf. just add. network={ ssid="your network name" psk"your password" } Then reboot your raspberry Pi note that you will have to use sudo to edit wpa_supplicant.conf

The main issue encountered in Windows 10 is that, the Raspberry Pi Zero maybe identified as USB COM port device. We have to install a RNDIS driver instead of the auto-installed USB serial port driver. Download RNDIS driver from here : RNDIS driver, originated from here. unzip the file and put them in a [folder1]

2020年8月28日 · I am trying and failing to get my Raspberry Pi Zero W to recognise any I2C devices. I've tried across multiple devices and multiple Pi Zero W's, and get the same (lack of) results on each. What I did: I followed this tutorial (and …