1. Begin assembly

WIFI WILL NOT CONNECT — HELP FOR YOU

The problem lies with Raspberry Pi OS, not Prusa. When you enter your Wi-Fi password in the Imager app, special characters aren’t handled correctly because the app captures keypresses, not the actual characters. If your password contains any of these characters — @, ", ', $, \, &, !, or # — it will likely be misinterpreted due to UK vs US keyboard layout differences. Don’t get me started.

You have two choices: either change your password to avoid these characters or connect a keyboard and monitor to the Pi, log in, run nmtui (the config is no longer in wpa_supplicant.conf) to edit your Wi-Fi config with the correct password, then reboot. After that, check your connection with iw wlan0 link.

"If you want to use PrusaLink with the full-sized RPi 3 / 4 over USB, use another printer type or just crave for more info, visit the Prusa Connect and PrusaLink explained article." I find this part very confusing. It sounds like I should use another printer type if I want to use PrusaLink with the full-sized RPi 3 / 4 over USB. I think that a comma here: "printer type, or just crave" would make it a bit clearer.

MMU2s works in version 7.0RC2, although cancelling print does some wacky stuff with the filaments, so your need abit of work post that (unloading the filment etc...)

Is there a timeline for MMU2S support?If not, is there a way to have it set to only print in 1 of the 5 materials via Prusa Link?

So, since there is zero availability for this card (other than the ones with 90% markups) can this be done with any other Pi model?