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(@juld01)
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Forgive me if this is a stupid question or it has already been answered before, but I am having some trouble on the initial bootup of LiveSectionalV4. I am currently operating on a Raspberry Pi 4B. Attached is an image of the screen when my Pi is connected to a monitor. I left this screen up, but nothing changed. I was also unable to connect the wifi on BerryLan (it never showed up as an option (bluetooth was enabled on my phone)).

 

Thank you!


   
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Mark Harris
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Nothing to forgive. This is all part of the fun. 🙂

No picture of your monitor was displayed and that would really help diagnose the issue. I'm guessing there is an error message on the screen that would help determine what we would need to do. So if you wouldn't mind rebooting, then send a pic or two of the information on the screen we'll be happy to help. - Mark


   
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(@juld01)
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Alrighty, lets try this again!

IMG 4300

   
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Mark Harris
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Ok, it looks like its hanging up at webapp.py. So hit;

ctrl-c

This should bring up the prompt '$'

At the cmdline prompt enter

sudo raspi-config

Select option '2' then enter in the wifi credentials. Select finished and reboot when prompted. This will allow you to setup your wifi. For more info you can visit; 

 https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/configuration.html 

Once it reboots see if things progress as normal. If not show another picture and we'll keep diagnosing. - Mark

 


   
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(@juld01)
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I unfortunately do not see a spot to input my wifi credentials. Option 2 is Display Options 😞 

IMG 4301

   
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Mark Harris
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That's a bit different, so select '1' System Options then Wifi. - Mark


   
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