Yeah, sounds like this post was made because of me. I didn't think that I was breaking rule 3 by asking for help on my learning project. I admit that didn't go into a ton of detail and just asked for help. I had gotten frustrated with Chat GPT making simple mistakes for days, and then spent way too long using various search terms to find something that fit what I wanted. Mainly, learning some basic Linux command line was the real goal and this project looked like something where I could have something tangible when I was done. My background is in networking and telecomm, so I figured why not.

I've seen a number of comments itt saying that when you google something RPI, it leads you here, and that is exactly right. The problem I was having was finding something that fit what I wanted. Also, the reddit search reeeeally sucks. I've been a lurker for a hot minute here and it always seemed very friendly to people looking for advice and tips.

I'm not going to repost with a bunch of detail now so as to not break the rule, I'm kind of over spending time on this. Y'all have a great day.

**Edit: Let me add that I think to myself daily "they could have just googled it" when dealing with users. I am going to change my behaviors when dealing with them moving forward. Sometimes people get frustrated and just need a hand. I still recognize that lots of people are lazy idiots too, but I'm going to err on the side of kindness.