This file needs your wireless network information and be sure it’s correct or you’ll spend a while troubleshooting. NOTE The Pi3/Pi Zero W inbuilt WiFi does not support 5GHz networks, and may not connect to Ch 12,13 on 2.4GHz networks until wireless regulatory domain is set. This file can be blank.Ĭreate one more file and save it as “wpa_nf” also to the root of the drive so it’s one of the first files that you see. The quotation marks will be stripped away and no extension will be added. In Windows this is kind of frowned upon but to get it to happen chose save as > change the file type to “all files (*.*)” and then save it as “ssh” with the quotation marks. The tricky part here is that it need to have no extension.
Open a text editor like Notepad++ and create a file on the drive called “ssh”. Be sure not to format the drive or you will have to start over. You’ll probably see a message about needing to format the drive before you can use it. You’ll need to flash the image to the card with Etcher or a similar tool to make sure everything has the correct permissions and boots properly.Įtcher automatically ejects the disk once flashing is completed so remove it from your computer and reinsert it. Don’t use the noobs installer.įollow their installation guide to get it onto the SD card. Here’s how to set it up with SSH and Wifi so you’ll just need a power cable to get started.ĭownload the latest Raspbian Stretch image.
If you’re just using it for the terminal you don’t need to see the output anyway. The Raspberry Pi Zero has an unusually sized HDMI port which means it can be hard to hook up to a monitor.
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