This tutorial assumes you have your Pi mostly set up and ready to go.
Please follow the tutorials in order to
It is possible to do this tutorial via ssh on the Ethernet port or using a console cable.
If using a console cable, even though the diagram on the last step shows powering the Pi via the USB console cable (red wire) we suggest not connecting the red wire and instead powering from the wall adapter. Keep the black, white and green cables connected as is.
Please follow the tutorials in order to
- Install the OS onto your SD card
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Boot the Pi and configure
Don't forget to change the default password for the 'pi' acccount! -
Set up and test the Ethernet and Wifi connection
- Set up your Raspberry Pi as an Access Point
- Connect with a USB console cable (optional)
It is possible to do this tutorial via ssh on the Ethernet port or using a console cable.
If using a console cable, even though the diagram on the last step shows powering the Pi via the USB console cable (red wire) we suggest not connecting the red wire and instead powering from the wall adapter. Keep the black, white and green cables connected as is.
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