34 lines
1.5 KiB
Markdown
34 lines
1.5 KiB
Markdown
Headless setup is a often used configuration as you don't need any extra pair of keyboard and mouse.
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# Setting up your Computer and SD Card
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We will start at your Computer. Insert the SD card into your computer.
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## Writing the Image to SD card
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Update your Distribution and install the RPi imager.
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```bash
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sudo apt update
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sudo apt upgrade
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sudo apt install rpi-imager #tool to download and install images onto SD card
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rpi-imager
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```
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In this Series we use the RaspberryPi OS (legacy) without desktop environment.
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Now we can configure the Image to start at best conditions.
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## Enable SSH
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To enable SSH directly on the SD card add a new file named `ssh`, with no extension, to the
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If you have added an empty file `ssh` to the boot sector of your SD card (`touch /boot/ssh`), the Pi will start with SSH enabled. After that we can connect from your laptop with: `ssh pi@raspberrypi.local` (or `ssh pi@<IPADRESS>` when the ip adress in known).
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# Booting up your Pi
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Insert the SD card into your RapsberryPi, connect it to your router and power it on. After the startup we can connect via SSH
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`ssh pi@raspberrypi.local` and log in (default pw is "raspberry").
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Normally your raspberry can be found in the same network with `raspberrypi.local`. If not check your routers ip table to find your RPis IP and connect `@<localip>`
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If you don't have a wire-connection you can use your Wifi, read the [how to](wifi.md)
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Start using the RPi with `raspi-config` to configure all settings.
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# Sources and more
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[RaspbberryPi.com](https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/) |