eth0: not found - wlan not found :(

[barnie1989]

I can't install the Amiberry... The rasp starts with the SD card, but at the end of the script, eth0: not found... same with wlan.

an other sd card wirh a standard system works...

[Fourdee]

@barnie1989
Which Raspberry Pi model and revision (on board, near RPi logo) are you using?

[barnie1989]

P1, 2011.12

At the backside: E1114RS2V13B1.0

[Fourdee]

@barnie1989
256mb or 512mb? Ideally if you can take a picture of the front and back, i'd be grateful.

When you powered on the RPi with the image for the 1st time, did you have a working network cable attached?

[barnie1989]

512MB, network cable was attached during all my tests. I booted several times

[Fourdee]

@barnie1989

Thanks for the screenshots 👍

I just tested my RPi 2011.12 256mb (made in UK). Working fine.

Ok, lets try a fresh installation, please do the following:

• Download the image here: http://dietpi.com/downloads/images/DietPi-AmiBerry_RPi-armv6-(Jessie).7z
• Extract it
• Write the image to SD card
• Plug in SD card
• Plug in Ethernet (remove the usb wifi)
• Power on device

If you get the error you mentioned earlier (eth0: not found... ), could you take a picture of the screen with the error please.

[barnie1989]

it doesn't work

[Fourdee]

@barnie1989
Thanks for the pic.

Possible causes:

• 4.4.19 firmware
• eth index higher than 9 (dietpi checks for available eth adapters from 0-9)

an other sd card wirh a standard system works...

Does the official Raspbian Jessie image work on your system? https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/

If so, we can test if 4.4.19 firmware is the cause by running the following on that image:

rpi-update
reboot

#check version
uname -a

#ping test
ping google.com

ifconfig results

Please replicate the picture in your previous post, then:

• Press CTRL+C to cancel connection test
• It should return to cmd line #, if not, you may need to login with root dietpi
• Type ifconfig -a then take another picture please

[midwan]

@barnie1989 did you get a chance to try out the above suggestion by @Fourdee ?

[barnie1989]

I'm not at home, so I need some days...

[midwan]

@barnie1989 sure, no problem. As long as we know, we can wait. :)

[midwan]

@barnie1989
Any news on this please?

[barnie1989]

the standard image is running!

is that for your image or the standard image???

rpi-update
reboot

#check version
uname -a

#ping test
ping google.com

[midwan]

@barnie1989
Did I understand correctly that it works in Raspbian?

Does it work after the rpi-update in DietPi?

[barnie1989]

please see the last comment from Fourdee

[midwan]

I've updated my comment to clarify... :)

Does it work for you after the rpi-update?

[barnie1989]

Yes, this image works fine directly after the download:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/

[midwan]

And does it work in DietPi if you run the same there?
e.g.:

apt-get install rpi-update
rpi-update
reboot

[barnie1989]

hi had downloaded the raspberry image from http://dietpi.com/ and it works... now it's downloading many files :)

[midwan]

Thanks for confirming. :)