If you would like one generated for you, you can use the following generator:
At this point, you can unmount the drive safely and plug it in to your device and use the device as normal. When you are all finished adding your network(s), save the file to the root folder of the boot drive. It will try to connect to the networks in order listed. If you would like to add multiple networks, simply add another network block after the first. This should serve the majority of people with their network needs, but if you have a different setup for your network (ex: open network, WEP security, hidden SSID), you can find documentation for it here: You probably guessed it, put your password to the WiFi network! You can find a complete list here: Ĭhange this to your SSID. Some things that you will need to change:Ĭhange your country code to that country you are in. In the file, copy and paste the following:Ĭtrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev If there is not one, create a new file and name it "wpa_nf" (without quotes). If there is one and then skip the next paragraph. Depending on the image used, there might be a supplicant file in the boot drive for editing already. Now that you have your SD card inserted, open the boot drive of the SD card. (I don't have a mac so someone will need to add this) If you do format it, you will have to flash the image again. You need to format the disk in drive (letter): before you can use it.ĬLICK CANCEL AND DO NOT FORMAT THE DRIVE! This is the partition of the SD card that has the actual filesystem for RetroPie. However, you will get a warning popup that states You will be able to access the boot partition. You should be able to open both your boot and system partition. When you insert your SD card in to your computer, different things will happen depending on what OS you are using: Enabling it to connect to your network is decently as simple as editing a file (wpa_nf) and placing it on the boot drive of your SD card. If you are using a RaspberryPi Zero W, it comes with WiFi built in. ***You also need to connect to a 2.4 GHz network*** as the Pi does not have a 5 GHz antenna. A school, office, or open hotspot network will more than likely not work since they will most likely have device to device ftp disabled. ***PLEASE NOTE:*** You need to connect to a network that you own. VS Code is another good and free alternative: Notepad++ is the best free alternative to use:
Windows users: You need to use something other than Notepad or Wordpad to edit files. You don't need any extra programs since the drives mount as you insert your SD card.įor the sake of this tutorial, I am assuming you are using FileZilla. 1.6 Disabling FTP to Save Power (V3 ONLY).
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