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BerryLAN doesnt seem to exist anymore

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(@skydiveguyhotmail-com)
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Looks like BerryLAN website and app is gone from the iPhone App Store.
Any alternatives?



   
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Mark Harris
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I just looked at their repository at; https://github.com/nymea/berrylan. It doesn't seem its been updated in years. So its possible that the app has been removed from the app stores. 

As far as an alternative, I'd suggest using raspi-config to set up your wifi. If you would like information on how to use it check out; https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/configuration.html

There are other tutorials and vids available as well.

I'll try to help too, if you need it. - Mark



   
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@markyharris I am not smart enought to make this work, but it appears balena (who makes the etcher software) also has this: https://github.com/balena-os/wifi-connect  

Could this be "baked" into the image so it sits on the Pi when we flash a new image to our SD cards?



   
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Mark Harris
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@dpep617 I have not seen this before. Thanks for pointing it out.

I'll have to play with it to see how it works with Livesectional. This won't be anything that happens soon though. So I would suggest you use Raspi-Config to set your wifi. If you need info on using it, there are many tutorials that will help you. I'll be happy to try to answer your questions as well. - Mark



   
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