Who this is for
comma two owners who see 'The network is not connected to the internet' and cannot continue.
comma two
openpilot hardware user group (ophwug)Fix a problemSome effort
Fix a comma two stuck on Wi-Fi setup
comma's internet check server is gone, so this tool logs in over Wi-Fi, installs a fork and points OS updates at a mirror.
You need
- A comma two and a computer on the same Wi-Fi
- The device's IP address from More Options then Advanced
- The tool download for Windows, macOS or Linux
In plain words
Why this guide matters
A comma two that says the network is not connected to the internet is not broken; comma's check server is gone. This free tool from ophwug logs in over Wi-Fi, installs the fork you choose and points OS updates at a mirror. It is the current working fix and replaces the older script from 2024.
The short version
What the full guide walks you through
Connect the comma two and your computer to the same Wi-Fi.
Read the IP address from the device's advanced network screen.
Run the tool and choose a fork or type an owner and branch.
Let it install the software and patch the update address.
Use recovery mode if a bad install will not boot.
Before you start
- comma no longer supports the comma two at all.
- Relies on one volunteer-hosted OS mirror that could go away.
- macOS may block the unsigned tool; the README explains the steps.
The full free tool belongs to openpilot hardware user group (ophwug). Checked on September 10, 2026. Their last update was January 12, 2026.
Quick answers
Questions people ask
Why does my comma two say no internet?
The setup screen asks a comma server that no longer answers, so it always reports no internet. Your Wi-Fi is fine.
Which openpilot version can I install?
The tool offers a menu of forks or lets you type any GitHub owner and branch. Nothing modern is maintained for comma two, so expect old software.
What if the install will not boot?
Hold Volume Down and Power to reach recovery mode and run a system reset. Then try the tool again.
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