Indeed. The problem lay with the hardware I attempted to use. Not to mention my own slowness of intellect from time to time.Originally Posted by garym
In your case Ron, but that seems really unusual. Most people are up and running in 30 minutes from unpacking the rPi.
R.
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2021-01-22, 17:07 #171Senior Member
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The one thing that tripped me up was remembering the exact name/spelling/case for the server and share names, so setting network locations failed. More than once I am afraid to admit Originally Posted by garym
In your case Ron, but that seems really unusual. Most people are up and running in 30 minutes from unpacking the rPi.
. I have seen on other threads in this forum that this happens to others as well. I also admit to a bit of thinking too much, "what am I doing?" why do I need to do this?".
I think Greg's effort (and others) in the documentation area will help the first timers alot.
Jim
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