I have installed Anthias on a Pi 3 using the latest Raspberry Pi imager and the Anthias option.
A wifi ot spot was not created. So I have plugged into an ethernet network and all is working ok. But I need it to be on wifi.
ctrl+alt+f1 does nothing (esc blanks the screen then when pressed again goes to the Anthias logo).
I have tried creating an ssh and ssh.txt file on the resin-boot partition on the ssd, but get “Connection Refused”.
All help welcome.
@backfour94, let me take a look on this one. It could be that the service responsible for setting up the Wi-Fi hotspot is not starting.
Thanks, I’m also a bit confused about how to get SSL running which would help to get resolved, as would breaking out to a command prompt.
The Anthias image (from the Raspberry Pi Imager) is based off of balenaOS. Given that, SSH/CLI access is not possible. If you like to have more control over your Anthias instance, I would suggest that you install Anthias (via the installer) on top of Raspberry Pi OS Lite (Bookworm).
I only really wanted to use SSH to get the wifi working. Do you think installing by this other route could fix the wifi issue?
We’re still in the process of fixing bugs. With that route, you could set up your Wi-Fi manually by using this documentation as a guide.
OK will do. Thanks for the quick response
You’re welcome. Let me know if you still have issues.
All done. For info it didn’t ask me to reboot, it just started and worked fine. SSH is working fine. ctrl+alt+f1 does nothing.
@backfour94, thanks. It’s good that you’re now able to SSH into the device. It looks like switching to console mode (via Ctrl+Alt+F1) is disabled. Having an SSH access should be fine to enable Wi-Fi.