pi0_to_k8200_mount

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Mounting a Pi Zero to the K8200 Frame: A Simplified Approach If you're using Octopi, consider this straightforward method of attaching your Pi Zero to the K8200 frame. Simply connect it via USB to the controller board. Update: With a Pi Zero W in hand and the stable Octopi 0.13 image, there's a minor catch. The onboard Wi-Fi doesn't configure automatically due to the distro being created before the Pi Zero W's release. To resolve this, plug in a USB hub, a PiHut Wi-Fi dongle, a keyboard, and an HDMI monitor. Upon booting, the device should detect the Wi-Fi dongle and establish a connection. Next, log in and proceed with updating Raspbian using these commands: 1. Enable SSH: `sudo raspi-config` 2. Update package lists: `sudo apt-get update` 3. Upgrade existing packages: `sudo apt-get dist-upgrade` 4. Install rpi-update: `sudo apt-get install rpi-update` 5. Run rpi-update: `sudo rpi-update` 6. Shutdown the device immediately: `sudo shutdown now` Remove the Wi-Fi dongle, restart the Pi Zero W, and your onboard Wi-Fi should be fully functional.