2026-01-25, 05:02 PM
This thread will go on for years it seems !
I have a tinypilot with pi zero 2. I choose pi zero 2 because is waaaaaaay faster in booting, bring web page up etc. I am not concerned about the extra current consumption because i am located in Greece and we have plenty of sun
I have flashed the latest firmware from Stelian tinypilot13-20240915.img so i am using tinycore13.
Enough with facts lets go to my actual question:
What pypilot master from github should i use ? stelians fork(master or tinycore13 fixes?) or Seans master?
Can i use either of those and the difference between Tinycore 9 and Tinycore 13 is only in the Tinypilot repository and not in actual pypilot code ?
I am updating with these commands after waiting for DONE in /tmp/bootlocal.sh and have transfered the cloned repo from my pc to ~/ tinypilot directory with scp:
I have a tinypilot with pi zero 2. I choose pi zero 2 because is waaaaaaay faster in booting, bring web page up etc. I am not concerned about the extra current consumption because i am located in Greece and we have plenty of sun

I have flashed the latest firmware from Stelian tinypilot13-20240915.img so i am using tinycore13.
Enough with facts lets go to my actual question:
What pypilot master from github should i use ? stelians fork(master or tinycore13 fixes?) or Seans master?
Can i use either of those and the difference between Tinycore 9 and Tinycore 13 is only in the Tinypilot repository and not in actual pypilot code ?
I am updating with these commands after waiting for DONE in /tmp/bootlocal.sh and have transfered the cloned repo from my pc to ~/ tinypilot directory with scp:
Code:
cd ~/pypilotUpdate
sudo sv d pypilot
sudo sv d pypilot_web
sudo sh pypilot.build
sudo filetool.sh -b
sudo reboot
