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This is telling you one of three things is wrong. 1. You're trying to assign an IP that is already in use on the network. 2. You're trying to assign an IP that is already assigned to another device. 3. Self explanatory, but really of a device to restrict to this range, but I suppose it is a...

Ok... So what IP are you trying to assign it?

You can extract the files from the zip again, and copy index.php to the right spot. unzip RaspberryPints-x.x.x.x.zip sudo cp RaspberryPints-x.x.x.x/index.php /var/www/

Just received the following email out of the blue: And sent the following one back:

Uhhhhh....?

Any room left on the FB page for keezer selfies? Yes, the test data is exactly what I have on tap.

Cool! We hadn't really aimed toward XAMPP because we wanted something that could be mounted discreetly behind the video display. Desktop PCs are a little hard to hang on walls. It's great to see the different ways the community is using this: XAMPP on Windows, Raspbian on tablets, Debian on...

Now worries, man. I suspect Chrome added "/index.html" at the end of the navigation path. That shouldn't be there. Exit Fullscreen, remove it (leave just the IP), and hit Enter. Alternatively, navigate Chrome to "localhost". If you still get 404 messages, then you probably deleted index.php...

We've discussed this one a couple times in the last few pages, but here goes. Leave Fullscreen mode in Chrome (your taplist) by pressing F11. Close or minimize Chrome. Open an LX Terminal and type: sudo rm /var/www/index.html Put Chrome back into Fullscreen mode and press F5 to refresh...

Balls. I'll run update/upgrade now, hopefully I can find time for this after dough-in.

I wrote the raspi-config instructions using an image I pulled from Adafruit. It matched what I remember seeing from NOOBS v1.3.3. Do you happen to have an image of the new raspi-config? I'd tear down one of my Pis, but I'm about to start my brew day. :\

All it required was a hard refresh (Ctrl + F5). :) I've addressed this, and others, in Hotfix-1.0.1, which I intend to release tonight.

Don't toss it, that's for sure!

Glad to be of service.

If it's not on a network, then it doesn't have an IP address... You should be using 127.0.0.1 for loopback, or just type localhost.

There is no requirement for an internet connection nor an internet network.

It can't. It can only see the MAC address of the NIC, which probably doesn't mean a whole lot to it. Unless it's looking up the MAC in a global registry, the Uverse gateway has no way of knowing that the NIC is plugged into a Pi or a blender or an exercise ball.

If you're seeing networks in range, it's almost certainly not the WiFi adapter being broken.

In. :)

Looks like it's trying to run as an anonymous user, and your webhost is rightfully rejecting it. Something's wrong on your host's end, methinks.