Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
How I got my Magic Mirror working on a Raspberry Pi 0 (zero)
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@Mikgabo I unplugged the pi, removed the SD, and changed the rotate setting. Then, I put it back in and plugged the pi back in.
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@greenwaydev I’m thinking you aren’t making the adjustment in the right location (possibly).
Try this from terminal:
sudo nano /boot/config.txtand add the following to the file. Where you add it doesn’t really matter:
# Rotate display virtically display_rotate=0 -
@greenwaydev After you insert that text save it by ctrl + x, then y and enter
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the type the command:
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@greenwaydev Here is a great tutorial that can help you learn your way around MM.
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/236/complete-setup-tutorial/6I would recommend, once you get your MM configured the way you like to make a back up of it using win32 disk imager (make sure .img is on the end of the file or it won’t save as a disc image). That way if you mess up your SD card somehow you have a back up to use.
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I used the image that was posted a few comments back. I can NOT for the life of me get the wireless to connect. I have followed every guide I can find and it will not connect. I have tried DHCP and static. I’m out of ideas.
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@justindp2006 Had the same issue. Couldnt find the fix anywhere
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@justindp2006 so you followed the guide and entered you ssid and password?
You could try the terminal commandsudo raspi-configAnd set up wifi via the on screen menu.
Failing that u could set up a wpa supplicant file and insert it in your sd card
https://howchoo.com/g/ndy1zte2yjn/how-to-set-up-wifi-on-your-raspberry-pi-without-ethernetHope this helps
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@greenwaydev sorry that post was kinda screwed as I made it on my phone the command was
sudo raspi-config -
@Mikgabo said in How I got my Magic Mirror working on a Raspberry Pi 0 (zero):
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I understood :) I tried that earlier and again and there is no networking options under it?
