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[:de]Raspberry Pi: SSH vor dem ersten Booten aktivieren[:en]Raspberry Pi: Enable SSH before first boot[:]

by | Nov 6, 2017 | Administration, Linux | 1 comment

This entry has been published on 2017-11-06 and may be out of date.

Last Updated on 2017-11-06.

[:en]When you copy a fresh Rasbian “Lite” image (headless, i.e. only terminal) to your Pi’s SD card (e.g. with Win32DiskImager), you might would like to enable SSH by default. Otherwise, you would have to connect at least a separate HDMI monitor and a keyboard to enable it.

Solution

Within the boot partition of the SD card (which can also be accessed via Windows Explorer), create a simple file called “ssh” (no extension!).

When you boot Raspian afterwards, you can easily log in with default user “pi” and password “raspberry”.

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1 Comment

  1. ds
    ds on 2018-07-12 at 08:25

    If you would like to also set a static IP address in this step, edit file cmdline.txt and append “ip=1.2.3.4” (without quotes) to the line.

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