I don't have any kind of adapter like that, to view my SD card on my PC.
But I'm sure a quick Amazon search will lead to one. I'll let you know if
and when I get one, and how it works out. Thanks!
And unfortunately, no I don't have the video link. I forgot what I
searched to find it, and haven't been able to find it since. But if you
search YouTube for "raspberry pi ssh" you can easily find similar videos.
HTH.
On Wed, Jun 20, 2018 at 5:23 AM, Angelo T Sonnesso <asonnesso@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Anyone have the link to that video?
73 N2DYN Angelo
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Subject: [raspberry-vi] Re: How to configure the Pi for SSH access?
Partition is just a slice of the drive you're using whether that be your
hd or the storage card. Your micro sd card should've came with an sd card
adapter so that you can put your pi's storage card inside your computer.
There are two partitions on that card, one's an Linux ext4 volume so is
unreadable on most windows machines out of the box, but the other one, the
boot partition, is what will come up in your autoplay. Open it in windows
explorer and copy the ssh file to that partition.
On 6/19/18, Mike Fox <mfox32322@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Okay, I've created a file called "ssh" (no extension), on my Windowsyour instructions.
desktop, and I'm still getting the error. So I'm guessing the desktop
is not an acceptable location for this file (Or does it go on the
Pi?). What exactly is this "partition" thing you're talking about? I
remember our IT guy at work used that word once, but he was doing some
kind of crazy disk-formatting voodoo and that was 4 years ago. I've
long forgotten his explanation, so I'm clearly not understanding part of
PS: Thanks for breaking it down for an uninitiated noob like me. :)wrote:
On Tue, Jun 19, 2018 at 9:55 PM, Jack Falejczyk <jackf723@xxxxxxxxx>
"connection refused"
Hey Mike. Ok, this one is actually easier than it sounds. The one
fat32 partition on your pi's sd card is what you're after here. It's
the boot partition.
$ touch ssh
What I mean is create a file with no extension called ssh. If you're
using windows, all you have to do is turn on show known file
extensions in windows explorer, then make a new blank textfile and
call it ssh. Then remove the .txt extension. Now restart your pi and
do exactly what you did before, only this time you'll actually get a
username prompt!
username: pi
password: raspberry
Obviously you'll want to change that.
$ sudo passwd pi
Type the new password.
Type it again.
Passwd: passwd updated for user, pi.
And you should be good to go.
On 6/19/18, Mike Fox <mfox32322@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey guys,finished. I
I found a YouTube video that walks you through downloading and
installing Putty, connecting to the Pi, and doing other stuff once
that's
got the downloading and installing done easily, and got its IP
address (which was weird because it started with two colons - guess
that's IP v6?). But when I tried to connect to it, I got a
===========================================================error. It never even asked for a username or password, which Ikinda
found
strange, but these days there are so many settings to deal with I'musually
clueless about all things configuration, just trial'n'erroring myreally
way to having enough experience to know. So I Googled around for a
bit but
couldn't find a clear answer about why it's spitting "connectionrefused".
It's such a generic error that the only conclusion I could come upwas
with
"must be a config thing". Have you guys ever had to get past (orand
work
around) this error? What are the settings it needs to allow me to
do this? Thank ya muchly. :)
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