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The latest update installs fine, but after the reboot, the raspberry PI SDCARD file system is corrupt and will not boot. The same a previous updates for the raspberry pi.
After I reloaded from the standard image and then updated to the 5u, it went ok. After the second reboot, no wifi options.

The new 5U updates completely blew up the SDCARD. I think people should backup everything before even hitting the upgrade button. The only way I could recover is download the image and redo everything from scratch. Third update when selected from the Meteohub maintenance, blows up the whole sdcard ...

netsigi wrote:

blacklistedcard wrote:Wan IP address is 2607

This is normal. My WAN address is 2001 It is simply because it try to show your IPv6 address.

Thanks. I did not know that. Now I'm just trying to get the wireless device going.

The drivers for the wifi are not loading. That's why there is no wlan0 for raspberry Pi 3. Did an rpi-update to the latest. Still no wlan0.... really I don't see the drivers under /lib/firmware.

Hm, strange. Could you please browse to "http://ip-of-your-meteohub/cgi-bin/help.cgi" to give me remote access?

Browsed and enabled.

I tried the install of 5.0s again. No Wlan0. Wan IP address is 2607 :cry:

It's a raspberry Pi 3. Trust me.

The /etc/network/interface is missing any sort of ...

admin wrote:Hm, strange. Could you please browse to "http://ip-of-your-meteohub/cgi-bin/help.cgi" to give me remote access?

Browsed and enabled.

Installed update again. Did not resolve the problem.

Ok. Loading it now. I'll test it out.

The new Raspberry Pi 3 is working great. I noticed that my wan IP address is incorrect.

I would also love to see the wireless LAN be an option to setup on the raspberry pi 3.

I get the same problem. If the sensors from Davis ISS are at -35db, then it's my understanding you should setup the MeteoStick to 10+ more. Which would be -45db.

I just today finally got a days worth of data. I did this by setting the bandwidth from narrow to wide.

Ignore it. You don't need the id. Just select the add station and then select iss.

I just rebooted it. I also just attached a power USB hub to the MeteoStick and the Dlink router. Let's see if the extra juice of the USB hub makes a difference.

So far the most I can get it to log is about 4-5 hours.

Email sent with the details to login

Looking forward to an PI 3 image. It would have the wifi built-in