Compatible with Pi Zero 2 W

[ppent]

It's difficult to get a Pi Zero W at the moment. Will this project also work with the newer version 1 W or is the power consumption too high with that model? Thank you!

[Pete1979]

Its about impossible to get a Zero W, Compatibility with Zero 2 W is kinda needed.

[anerdins]

The newest image should be compatible with raspberry zero 2. No one has confirmed it though.Den 17 apr. 2022 22:48 skrev Pete1979 @.***>: Its about impossible to get a Zero W, Compatibility with Zero 2 W is kinda needed.

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[anerdins]

No measurements has been made. Try research the power consumption of the new board. Den 9 apr. 2022 17:32 skrev ppent @.***>: It's difficult to get a Pi Zero W at the moment. Will this project also work with the newer version 1 W or is the power consumption too high with that model? Thank you!

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[steefan85]

I am using a Pi Zero 2 W with a F730 since January 2022 without any problems; works great! No changes necessary works out of the box.

[ppent]

I am using a Pi Zero 2 W with a F730 since January 2022 without any problems; works great! No changes necessary works out of the box.

Just to make sure: You don't use any external power supply, correct?

[steefan85]

I am using a Pi Zero 2 W with a F730 since January 2022 without any problems; works great! No changes necessary works out of the box.

Just to make sure: You don't use any external power supply, correct?

Yes, that's correct. I'm using the Wide Input Shim directly connected to the 12V Connection on the F730 Mainboard.

[MoYzOne1]

I am using a Pi Zero 2 W with a F730 since January 2022 without any problems; works great! No changes necessary works out of the box.

Just to make sure: You don't use any external power supply, correct?

Yes, that's correct. I'm using the Wide Input Shim directly connected to the 12V Connection on the F730 Mainboard.

I have a Pi Zero 2 W too - revision 2.13 but the image doesn't work out of the box. The WiFi interface is missing. With a normal Buster image it works. Any ideas ? Maybe a missing driver or something. Is there a way to combine the NibePi image with a up to date buster ?

Greetz MoYz

[steefan85]

I am using a Pi Zero 2 W with a F730 since January 2022 without any problems; works great! No changes necessary works out of the box.

Just to make sure: You don't use any external power supply, correct?

Yes, that's correct. I'm using the Wide Input Shim directly connected to the 12V Connection on the F730 Mainboard.

I have a Pi Zero 2 W too - revision 2.13 but the image doesn't work out of the box. The WiFi interface is missing. With a normal Buster image it works. Any ideas ? Maybe a missing driver or something. Is there a way to combine the NibePi image with a up to date buster ?

Greetz MoYz

Hi,

am running on Debian Stretch, so maybe my image-file nibepi_1.1.rar was not the same as yours.

The newest Version nibepi_1.1.1.rar was built for Debian Bullseye

[MoYzOne1]

I am using a Pi Zero 2 W with a F730 since January 2022 without any problems; works great! No changes necessary works out of the box.

Just to make sure: You don't use any external power supply, correct?

Yes, that's correct. I'm using the Wide Input Shim directly connected to the 12V Connection on the F730 Mainboard.

I have a Pi Zero 2 W too - revision 2.13 but the image doesn't work out of the box. The WiFi interface is missing. With a normal Buster image it works. Any ideas ? Maybe a missing driver or something. Is there a way to combine the NibePi image with a up to date buster ? Greetz MoYz

Hi,

am running on Debian Stretch, so maybe my image-file nibepi_1.1.rar was not the same as yours.

The newest Version nibepi_1.1.1.rar was built for Debian Bullseye

I am indeed using the 1.1.1 image. But it should work too. Very strange. Thank you for your reply. I will try the Stretch image. If WiFi is running there, maybe I can upgrade to Bullseye from there.

[MoYzOne1]

I am using a Pi Zero 2 W with a F730 since January 2022 without any problems; works great! No changes necessary works out of the box.

Just to make sure: You don't use any external power supply, correct?

Yes, that's correct. I'm using the Wide Input Shim directly connected to the 12V Connection on the F730 Mainboard.

I have a Pi Zero 2 W too - revision 2.13 but the image doesn't work out of the box. The WiFi interface is missing. With a normal Buster image it works. Any ideas ? Maybe a missing driver or something. Is there a way to combine the NibePi image with a up to date buster ? Greetz MoYz

Hi, am running on Debian Stretch, so maybe my image-file nibepi_1.1.rar was not the same as yours. The newest Version nibepi_1.1.1.rar was built for Debian Bullseye

I am indeed using the 1.1.1 image. But it should work too. Very strange. Thank you for your reply. I will try the Stretch image. If WiFi is running there, maybe I can upgrade to Bullseye from there.

Using the 1.1 image the Pi doesn't even boot (Rainbow Screen) ... original Rasbian Lite images boot with WiFi without any issues. I dont't understand this :(. I thought: hey: nice to have an image. Just write it to SD and your done. Seems like no NibePi for me.

[vytautasmiel]

To launch NibePi 1.1.1 on Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and get it connected via wifi I had to add firmware files brcmfmac43436-sdio.bin, brcmfmac43436-sdio.txt to /lib/firmware/brcm/ folder.

[MoYzOne1]

Thank you for your answer - Meanwhile I managed to make a clean install of Node Red importing the NibePi flows.