Unable to SSH into rpi 0 WH via. USB
June 19, 2024, 02:11
While attempting to SSH into rpi 0 wh on my Windows device, i noticed that my pi is showing "Network Cable Unplugged" in "Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections", and when i try pinging raspberrypi.local, it says that the host is not found. i am following the guide hosted here: https://notenoughtech.com/featured/raspberry-pi-zero-ssh-usb/
it should be pi@raspberry.local
your usb cable needs to have the data pins too
and
connect it to the second micro usb port
with label 'usb
i did that
it is reading the pi, but instead of looking like this
it looks like this
ssh: Could not resolve hostname raspberry.local: No such host is known.
???
raspberrypi.local
Same result
set the ip adress and stuff
then ssh into it
I did
It says it timed out
not supposed to come with an x btw
which os
Windows
on the pi
i know its windows
Gimme 1 min
alr
<@573947143639793673> it's RPI OS (32 Bit)
Try ping raspberrypi without the "local"
Ping request could not find host raspberrypi. Please check the name and try again.
do u know if a premade iso of rpi with ssh working exists?
When installing the OS, did you give the Pi the name Raspberry as the host or did you enter a different name?
I made no os customization
If you can't reach it over USB gadget, it can be any of the following:
Raspberry Pi
1. No IP, check by logging in to the Raspberry Pi and type ip a to validate that it has a IP on the correct interface
2. SSH wasn't enabled when creating the SD card.
3. Cable is unconnected or broken.
4. USB Gadgets isn't installed correctly.
PC (Windows)
1. RNDIS drivers isn't installed.
2. SSH client isn't installed?
can i get a link for the drivers btw
its for windows although outdated, some of them works for no reason at all
The reason for that they are outdated is that there is no need to update the RNDIS driver, it is a quite simple driver.
How would I install ssh during sd creation?
All the other problems are not there
I have gotten ssh to work on this pi before
put a blank file without file extension called 'ssh'
in the root of the micro sd
aka boot partition
I did that
Then I did nothing wrong, but it failed?
???
Check out https://discord.com/channels/818384379197784084/1193923435789824050 and you see a tab named "Services" there you check the SSH box and it is enabled during the SD creation.
And you did this before the first boot with the SD-card? The second time and thereafter it will NOT check for a ssh file that enables the SSH service.
i have retried formatting using all of your guy's advice, but to no avail
same error
Connect a keyboard and display to the Raspberry Pi and can you login that way?
And then do a ip a and post the result