Hello, i’m on linux mint 20.2 and i cannot connect wi fi to lakka, on the latter i have both samba and wi fi access point enabled, what else i need to do?
Edit: just followed the instruction on the official documentation but nothing happens, please help?
Are you sure you did enable Samba or SSH services ?
Yes, but no way. Some other ideas?
Edit: i don’t know, but i tryed usin’ the default file manager, “nemo” to access lakka, but mint says that it cannot manage network/// positions. Am i supposed to use any specific tool or what?
You could directly mount your Lakka partition since you are using a Linux distro. Since I have a raspberry Pi 4 unit I just mount mines with a 3.1 USB SD card reader. For folders that are locked you can open up your folder/files as root user by right clicking and selecting the option.
There are more Raspberry pi Lakka tutorials here in this link
thanks, i managed to do that but don’t want pull the SD off the rasoi and put into pc every time, that’s extremely annoyng 
there is no wi fi solution, ever?
sorry, “rasoi” stood for “raspberry” . So, May e we can use third party utilities, or in the Linux mint repositories are such software?
@userone1 when you connect your Lakka device (in this case your RPi) to a wired/wireless network and you enable SAMBA and SSH services, go to Main menu → Information → Network Information - you should see there the IP address assigned by your (wifi) router (if there is no other IP address besides localhost / 127.0.0.1, it means the wifi connection failed - try to reboot). Afterwards, the “client” computer (from which you want to connect to Lakka via smb/ssh) needs to have the client software installed, i.e. smbclient, openssh, etc. Also probably your file manager needs to have appropriate network protocol extensions available to browse smb:// paths. First try if you can ping the Lakka IP address from your client computer, do a nmap scan to see if you see the ports (139 and 445 for smb, 22 for ssh) as open. If that is the case, you should be able to connect.
