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This can also be used to setup a 'Headless' system e.g. This is the only way to set up a network which does not broadcast SSID. If you are using WiFi from the Command Line set up by following If you are using WiFi and the GUI set up by following This should enable you to setup a headless system, without the need to edit any files. These enable you to set many initial options hostname, username, password, ssh, WiFi Country Code etc during imaging. If you use the latest Raspberry Pi Imager there are advanced options, invoked by the magic key sequence: Ctrl-Shift-X.

The domain can be set through Raspberry Pi Configuration (rc_gui), raspi-config or by setting country= to an appropriate ISO 3166 alpha2 country code in /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_nf.

WiFi on 5GHz enabled devices is disabled until wireless regulatory domain is set (Pi4B, Pi3B+, Pi3A+) NOTE The Pi3/Pi Zero W inbuilt WiFi does not support 5GHz networks, and may not connect to Ch 12,13 on 2.4GHz networks until wireless regulatory domain is set. Earlier Pi models which only supported 100BASE-T work over 6 wire cable. The Pi3B+ and Pi4 have Gigabit Ethernet interfaces and will only work on a Gigabit Ethernet (1000BASE-T) router if a 8 wire CAT 5E cable is used. If you are using an Ethernet connection with a router there should be no configuration required and it should work out of the box.

It applies to the Foundation releases of Raspberry Pi OS -Bullseye, Raspberry Pi OS -Buster, Raspbian Buster, Raspbian Stretch, Raspbian Jessie and the last Raspbian Wheezy.īullseye & Buster settings are identical to Stretch. This tutorial describes how to setup networking using the default network manager dhcpcd included in Raspbian since and Raspberry Pi OS.