Thanks Helder. I tested it on the pc a few days ago so I knew it wasn't the AIO. The pc recognized it. After my testing I figured I might have shorted something. I never considered reflashing the SD card....Helder wrote:Hook it up to a pc and see if it's working there and if is then you might need to reinstall th OS. I just had someone with the same problem and he reinstalled the OS and it worked.KaiKona808 wrote:No luck this weekend with all the different testing. No matter how I wired it the Pi0 would not recognize the AIO.
So I have a new Pi0 coming in and a USBasp. I'm and hoping it is either I shorted the current Pi0 usb when I soldered the AIO to it (why did they make those pads so d@mn close) or maybe the AIO just needs reprogramming.
WiFi has been an issue yes but if you add the line of code a few posts up I made and the other line in the first post it should work.
The usb hub issue should be fixed on the new AIO 2.0 and as it is now a quick fix can't be done on the 1.4 boards.
I'm working on a work around and will have something maybe 2 weeks from now.
You can power the usb devices from the power strip as long as 5V and GND are all connected through the power strip.
BOOM! Reflashed and loaded a fresh Retro Pie image and the AIO was recognized!
Now to edit the .txt files with the codes and wire up a USB hub and test the wifi. But hey I am a step closer.
Thanks again!!!!
Edited to add that I was able to wire up a USB hub to the AIO and have it power up the wifi and detect bluetooth dongle for keyboard. Keyboard works flawless, but no connection to wifi (even with the two codes added). The power light just stays lit. I am using the Edimax and have the Raspberry Pi wifi dongle arriving tomorrow so hopefully it is a case that is does not like the Edimax.