Independence Systems Yokohama

My Name is Goro Nishida. I'm a software engineer living in Yokohama, Japan.

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Raspberry Pi setup without monitor and keyboard #2 basic configuration

      2015/10/01

Hi, everyone!

This article shows you how to setup Raspberry Pi through SSH.
Please refer to the following link for a last article.
Raspberry Pi setup without monitor and keyboard #1

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Raspi-Setup
First, connect to the Raspberry Pi
Put hostname (or IP address) and open.
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Confirm Alert
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Login
user name : pi
passowrd : raspberry

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You can find the message “Please run ‘sudo raspi-config'”.

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You can run raspi-config any time you need. At this time, you should set up the basic items.
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What are the basic items? I guess as follows.
1 Expand Filesystem
4 Internationalisation Options (Time zone)
2 Change User Password (If you want to change.)

Exec Expand Filesystem.
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Set up Time zone.
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My area is Tokyo Japan. Please select your area and if you want to chage locale or keyboard layout, please change that.

Excec df command and check the amount of available disk space.
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Rapberry Pi update
$ apt-get update
$ apt-get upgrade

After that, you can use the Raspberry PI through SSH as you like.

Using Remote Desktop
Install xrdp
$ sudo apt-get install xrdp

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Please check starting message.
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Connect From Windows.
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Login
user name : pi
passowrd : raspberry

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You can use remote desktop. I think you can more easily set up configurations (including network)using remote desktop compared to using SSH.

 - Raspberry Pi