When Raspberry Pi is used for the first time, the local Nic of Raspberry Pi is allocated to 192.168.0.103 by the DHCP server. The connection is normal. As a result, I was very happy to insert the wireless network card into Raspberry Pi, eager to get rid of the limitations of the network cable. Ifconfig: Obtain the MAC address of the wireless network card, and then obtain the allocated IP address-192.168.0.104 on the route side. In the same way as SSH, the following error is reported: GOOGLE may have been caused by the 104 address used in SSH, but the query method is as follows: ssh-o 'stricthostkeychecking no' user @ host and modify the StrictHostKeyChecking no configuration in the/etc/ssh/ssh_config file, which seems to be invalid and urgent. Suddenly another solution came into view. The local machine directly typed the ssh-keygen-R hostname and re-generated the key: A trembling heart, it is estimated that it can become. It turned out to be perfect. The only question was that/home/Tonix/could not be found in WINDOWS /. the ssh/known_hosts.old file cannot be found in Raspberry Pi's Linux system. Do you know where the file is?