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Revision as of 03:50, 25 September 2015
Interfacing with Headless Raspberry Pi
Step 1: Modify Raspberry Pi boot sequence
Plug the SD card into your computer. Edit the file cmdline.txt to include a directive to hard-code an IP address. Add a space and the following directive to the end of cmdline.txt:
ip=169.254.113.200
That's it. The old procedure required a cmdline.directive, but now the Raspberry Pi boots from cmdline.txt directly. Hooray for removing redundant steps!
Step 2: Cat5 Network Cable
Get a standard network cable and connect the laptop to the RPi. Remove the SD card from the laptop once you've modified cmdline and put it in the RPi to boot it up.
Step 3: SSH
Now you can SSH to the IP address you specified using the default username 'pi' and the default password 'raspberry':
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