I've downloaded and installed the latest ASL3 (allstar3-arm64-3.0.18.img.xz0 and have burned it to three different SD cards. I have a keyboard/mouse/monitor connected to my Raspberry Pi 4.
The OS installs and reboots several times and lands at the graphical user interface. it's a generic UI with almost nothing on the screen.
I have no problem connecting over SSH.
I am unable to get to the ASL web interface. It's almost like none of the software was installed, or the web server didn't start.
I can ping between my computer and my RPi with about 0.3ms delay.
I've tried connecting from my PC, my MacBook and my iPad - no connection. Error messages indicate site not found.
I rebooted my router to clear the DNS and ARP cache. I also flushed the DNS cache on my PC - all to no avail.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. I hate to get stopped at the starting gate.
Since you've got a monitor connected, watch for errors during the boot process. Also, look at things like systemctl from the CLI, look for failed services
Thanks for the reply. I think I finally have it sorted.
I turns out that the file selection box in the RPi burner doesn't show the whole file name, and I grabbed an incorrect version (three times) of a RPI installation.
I returned and discovered two download directories - one local and one on One Drive - both of which had different images.
I'm configuring the RF portion of my node, and hope to have it running in the next day or two.
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