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With that, I could then connect the Raspberry Pi Camera Module to the Raspberry Pi Zero W board and the Raspberry Pi Zero Official Case. Connecting the Raspberry Pi Camera Module to Raspberry Pi Zero W board and the Official CaseĪfter preparing the microSD card, I inserted the microSD card into the microSD card slot on my Raspberry Pi Zero W board. Psk='the_2.4-hz-wireless-network_password'Īnd placed it into the boot partition of the microSD card:īe sure to replace the country, ssid and psk values to the appropriate values for your 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network.Īfter I got the wpa_nf file into the boot partition of the microSD card, I removed it from my computer and inserted it into the microSD card slot on my Raspberry Pi Zero W board. To get my Raspberry Pi Zero W to connect to my 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network, I first created a text file with the following contents:Ĭtrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev The Wi-Fi chip on Raspberry Pi Zero W connects to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network. The other piece is the Wi-Fi connection from my Raspberry Pi Zero W to my home network. The SSH server is the first piece to allow remote configuration of the Raspbian Stretch Lite operating system running the Raspberry Pi Zero W.

Getting Raspberry Pi Zero W connect to your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network on first boot To ensure that I had the SSH server running after the first boot, I created an empty file named 'ssh” in the boot partition of the microSD card: With an SSH server running on Raspbian Stretch Lite, I do not have to find a spare keyboard, spare monitor, a mini HDMI to HDMI adapter and a OTG cable in order to configure Raspbian Stretch Lite after it had booted up for the first time. Enabling SSH server on Raspbian Stretch Lite first boot

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If you are using a Linux desktop, you should be able to Etcher to install the operating system for your Raspberry Pi Zero W.

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If you are using a windows machine, you can use Win32DiskImager to install the operating system for your Raspberry Pi Zero W.

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I used Etcher on my MacBook Pro to install the operating system image onto the microSD card. img file was the operating system image that I used for installing Raspbian Stretch Lite onto my microSD card.

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Once my browser had completed the download for the. Installing Raspbian Stretch Lite onto the microSD card

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I clicked on the Download Zip button for Raspbian Stretch Lite and saved the zip file onto my file system.

As of this writing, the one that was available was dated 29th November 2017: With the hardware on my table, I proceeded to download a copy of Raspbian Stretch Lite. Hence, it is suitable to be used as the operating system for motionEye on a Raspberry Pi Zero W board. Downloading Raspbian Stretch Lite for Raspberry Pi Zero WĬompared to Raspbian Stretch, Raspbian Stretch Lite does have a desktop environment. If your computer does not come with a SD card reader, you have to get one. Hence, we will need to have a computer with a SD card reader. Raspberry Pi Zero W board will load Raspbian Stretch Lite from a microSD card. Required hardware to install Raspbian Stretch Lite onto the microSD If you do not have a Raspberry Pi Camera module, you may want to get the Raspberry Pi Camera module V2 instead. Note that I had utilized an earlier version of the Raspberry Pi Camera module.

SanDisk Ultra 128GB microSDXC UHS-I Card with Adapter, Black, Standard Packaging.

Raspberry Pi Zero W (Wireless) & Official Case.

I utilized the following hardware component for this CCTV camera setup: This post documents how I setup a Raspberry Pi Zero W CCTV with motionEye and Raspbian Stretch Lite. Hence, I figured that if I wanted to build a Raspberry Pi Zero W CCTV camera that can connect to my new Wifi network, I could use Raspbian Stretch Lite as the base operating system and install motionEye for the web frontend to view the camera footage. On the other hand, my setup of WordPress on Raspberry Pi Zero W with Raspbian Stretch Lite, Nginx, mariadb and PHP was able to connect to my new Wifi network, even after multiple system reboots. I had previously built a Raspberry Pi Zero W CCTV camera with motionEyeOS which was connected to the Wifi network of my old DLink router.Īfter I started using Linksys AC1900 Dual Band Wireless Router as my home router, I could no longer connect to that Raspberry Pi Zero W CCTV camera.Īfter reinstalling motionEyeOS a couple of times on my Raspberry Pi Zero W, I determined that motionEyeOS is not suitable for this new Wifi network. How I setup a Raspberry Pi Zero W CCTV camera with motionEye and Raspbian Stretch Lite

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