I should add that the 32 bit image is not quite working… So that will take a bit more finagling, but I hope to get it completed in the next day or two.
Great job!
If the PI Zero 2 supports the 64-bit OS, and your solution works fine on it, why bother with the 32-bit image?
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@ItaBeAight was asking if it would work on a Raspberry Pi Zero W, as they have one they could use. That would take the 32 bit version.
To be honest I am impressed with how well the Proxmark3 software works with ttyd. If they were more readily available I would suggest just buying a new Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. But Amazon has 2 at $77 so yeah…
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Just last night I was able to locate some pi zero 2 kits which come with other things I may or may not need but makes the $50 price a little more justifiable.
VILROS is the seller, I believe they are approved by raspberry so I believe they can be trusted.
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I am pretty sure I have bought from VILROS before without issue.
I received my pi zero 2 a couple days ago, time to get started on this project.
Do I need to install raspian first? Then load the image from within?
Nope, just unzip the image and write it to an sd card, then you boot from the SD card.
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Hey @Zwack , did you have any more luck with the 32bit image? The 64 bit pi zero 2 w’s are so hard to find at the moment! I’ve tried compiling the whole lot myself but my pi is just hanging when compiling.
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I will go back to that today. I have been busy with other stuff recently due to circumstances outside of my control.
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Thanks a lot 
No problems at all! If I can help in any way, very happy to - Have a few Pis hanging around I can test and work on issues on if you need.
Copying the feature list from the other discussion to this (as the right place for it)…
Current feature list:
- Easy to set up (write the image to a tf card, pop it in a pi, plug in a proxmark, add power)
- Pre-compiled Proxmark3 software (as part of the image creation. At most you will need to flash your proxmark3)
- Built in access point (I might see about switching that to RaspAP so you can also set it up as a client, but that is extra work for the end user)
- Web terminal(s so that you can just use Proxmark3 from any web browser connected to the access point.)
- Ssh access (just in case you need more access)
Potential and future enhancements:
- 32 bit OS image (for older pis)
- RaspAP so it can double as a wifi client.
- Support for a small display/simple input for common tasks.
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Any progress on the 32 bit? This is EXACTLY what I’m looking for - however, all I have is a zero W
Sorry, life has been getting in the way recently.
I will try and get back to this tomorrow (and next week)…
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My few notes if they matter. I’ve used and really like “pi sugar” for a battery on the pi 0 form factor, I imagine this as a field device.
I’ve built a number of projects where a pi gets controlled via a web interface using flask and it’s worked out pretty well so the pi doesn’t need to power a screen and you don’t need to be fixed to a janky screen attachment, you could also monitor scans from a distance.
I’m pretty good at CAD if you need help making a 3D printed case to make it all nice. I have an easy reader and a lot of pi 0w2 boards laying around to design from.
This is Zwacks project, so I will leave him to confirm or deny, but I BELIEVE the concept is to be something similar to the iCopy-X,
but far cheaper and more user friendly (no proprietary limitations) and the included screen is integral to that simplistic usability
@Pilgrimsmaster is right. The idea is to have a pm3 based device that has simple usability built in. There will be options to use other mechanisms to access more complicated functionality.
There already is a basic image that works and provides web interfaces for the OS and for PM3. I have been busily doing other stuff and dealing with life, but I plan on working on this for some of the coming week. I don’t start my new job until the following week, so I hope that I can make some progress in the next few days.
In the ideal world this would be a standalone device that connects to a PM3 (either in one case or in a separate case) to provide useful extra functionality.
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I just found this project, and do want! Then I look at Pi inventory and boooooo. Would any alternative boards work for this build, or is it Pi Zero specific? A bit of Googling made me think of the one below, but let me know if it’ll work first! This project is the bee’s knees, and in already imagining a snazzy enclosure.
The build is pi specific but the principle and general configurations should work for other boards.
When I get to the display and interface it will require more work to port I would imagine.
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Then I will patiently wait for them to come back in stock. Thanks for the quick response. Very cool project that I’m excited to build!
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Hi man, any news about the pi zero (32bit) version? I got one and I’d really like to build the project using it.