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It will take a while until the device will be ready for on-boarding. Properly eject the SD card, insert it into the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, and power the device on. Make sure to save it with Unix line endings! # Make sure to use a SSID of a 2.4GHz network

In that directory, create a file named wifi-network with the following content.

In that directory, create a directory named network.

Now to configure network, you can use a micro USB OTG cable to connect a keyboard and use nmcli, or just create a file in that same location above:

Make a copy of that file in the same location and name it bcm2710-rpi-zero-2.dtb.

It should contain a file named: bcm2710-rpi-3-b-plus.dtb

Once flashed, browse the first FAT partition of the SD card.

Flash the image to a SD card using Etcher or a similar tool.

Download Home Assistant OS img.xz for rpi3-64.

First a copy of file nf, to configure the wifi, that I had saved on my laptop from one of my other Pis and then.

Before ejecting the SD card from my laptop, to configure the wifi and enable SSH, I then copied two files to the boot partition on the SD card. So it seems that things are not quite ready yet for Pi Zero 2 W… So with that SD card the Pi Zero W would be using Raspbian Jessie Lite. I cannot recommend this setup!Īlso, today when I reinstalled, I did get quite some brcmfmac errors on the console (Broadcom WiFi driver). The following instructions will ultimately enable your Pi Zero to automatically connect the WiFi to the router during every boot up, for a complete headless.

Also you probably won’t be able to use Add-ons since that would overwhelm the system. Note: 512MB of RAM is really low for Home Assistant OS these days! While it does work and I was able to go through the on-board process, it is rather slow at times.