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guysoft / FullPageOS

A raspberrypi distro to display a full page browser on boot
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64GB SD card, Etcher, no IP after boot #241

Closed attila-kocsis closed 5 years ago

attila-kocsis commented 5 years ago

I have a 64GB Sony SD card, on the latest nightly build, flashed with Etcher. After the boot process the RPI does not get an IP address from DHCP. Tested on 2 different RPIs.

However if I do the same on the 16GB SD card (all the configuration is identical) it works as intended. Any tips why this is happening?

guysoft commented 5 years ago

Does your card model appear in the list https://elinux.org/RPi_SD_cards ?

attila-kocsis commented 5 years ago

Not exactly, it is a SR-64UY2. There are SR-64UY and SR-64UY2A/TQ in the list.

guysoft commented 5 years ago

64UY2A/TQ should be close enough. Does it work with normal latest Raspbian?

attila-kocsis commented 5 years ago

Will check and get back with the results.

attila-kocsis commented 5 years ago

I flashed the latest Raspbian, it boots and after I configure the same network it gets an IP address.

guysoft commented 5 years ago

Ok, what version of FullPageOS are you using?

attila-kocsis commented 5 years ago

The latest nightly (0.10.0)

guysoft commented 5 years ago

Latest nightly is untested, please try stable release and if that does not work, the non-accelerated version.

attila-kocsis commented 5 years ago

OK, will test it and get back with the results.

attila-kocsis commented 5 years ago

Tested it with the latest stable build (0.9.0) and the results are the same. RPI boots, but does not get IP address and shows ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECTED message in Chromium.

guysoft commented 5 years ago

FullpageOS is nearly the same as raspbian, there should not be any change n how internet connection is set compared to raspbian. The only major difference is that you can edit wpa-supplicant (aka fullpageos-wpa-supplicant.txt) directly and not set it via the GUI.

You did not explain how you set your wifi using raspbian - how are you doing that?

attila-kocsis commented 5 years ago

I have done it through to UI. The Raspbian OS booted up, I clicked on the network icon, selected the proper SSID, added the password and done. It received an IP address through DHCP and everything worked.

guysoft commented 5 years ago

Ok, so it seems you are setting the internet differently in raspbian than in FullPageOS. So I can't really compare to that. Just confirm is not a hardware issue. You are saying you set fullpageos-wpa-supplicant.txt using a different SD card, and that it failed to connect. Did you try the non-accelerated version? Will note at this point I am making pure guesses, I have no idea what is going on.

attila-kocsis commented 5 years ago

Ok, thanks for the help so far. I won't invest time on this anymore as it is not a blocker for me now, will use 16GB SD cards.