As I suspected lots of good help being offered,
So far it looks like you're on the correct path, you've imaged - your directory listing looks OK, so now it's either booted up OK and you can't find its IP address in your router or it's not booting up properly/or able to join your network. So.... I'd agree with the consensus, get a screen onto your RPi so you can see what's it's actually doing when powered up. For me, without a PC monitor available, I use my TV - easy to pull the HDMI cable out from the back of my cable box or Blu-Ray player and plug that into the RPi HDMI port, power on the TV change it's input to the correct HDMI port and then power up the RPi. >From me one other thing to try in the meantime... on your Mac in the App store search for an app called LanScan, it's free, get that and once installed run it and do a scan of your network (button above Start LanScan) with your RPI connected to your router and powered up. If you RPi is out there in the correct address range then it will show with Raspberry Pi trading Ltd (or foundation) as a vendor, if it's there then LanScan will show its IP Address, which you can use in your web browser to access pCP configuration pages. But as others have said - try and get a monitor of some kind connected to it, once it's booting properly and you know it's IP Address you can carry on configuration using the pCP web user interface. Kev ------------------------------------------------------------------------ KeBul's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=32883 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=114796 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
