Configuration installation of Raspberry Pi 3

Preparation: 1. Raspberry Pi (this is necessary)

2. A laptop computer (you have two?) I have nothing to do with it.

3. One cable (used to connect the Raspberry Pi and laptop)

4. Power cord (Why do you use it?) Of course it's powering the Raspberry Pi .... ）

5.SD Card (for Raspberry Pi system with 8g-32g range

Download Http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads from official website, I downloaded Raspbian

To burn Raspbian to an SD card, I'm doing it under windows:

Download the Win32diskimager and burn the Raspbian image to SD card;

Insert SD card into Raspberry Pi SD card slot

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6.IP Scanner (Here we are used to scan the Raspberry Pi on the same LAN as the laptop assigned to it by the IP address of Baidu's first advanced Ipscanner website to download)

The installation opens with the following interface:

7.PuTTY (direct Baidu directly can download)

After the download is no need to install the point after opening is the following interface:

8:VNC client (excellent remote control tool software for graphical interface Management Raspberry Party Linux command line interface familiar with the operation of the person can ignore this step)

Once these are ready:

Step One: Configure a notebook network share
If your notebook is already connected to the Internet via WiFi, you can share your wireless network card's Internet resources to your local connection

Take Win7 system as an example, start--Control panel--Network and internet--network and Sharing Center--View network status and tasks--Change adapter settings, locate the wireless network connection right-click Properties, on the Sharing tab, select Allow other network users to connect by using this computer's Internet connection (N) option, click OK

Step two: Use a network cable to connect the Raspberry Pi and the notebook computer in a piece

Open the Ipscanner scan IP to find the name raspberry,, the corresponding IP

Then open putty Enter this IP address click Open and then go to the Raspberry Pi command line interface login section with default username pi and default password raspberry login

Configure VNC Service: input:sudo apt-get install tightvncserver

Enter

Wait for installation to complete

Followed by input: Tightvncserver

Enter, start the VNC service

Set a password as prompted

Last step: Start the downloaded VNC client input Raspberry Pi IP plus: 1 Click the link will prompt you to enter the password to put the password just vncserver set to enter into the Raspberry Pi graphics operation interface

Configuration installation of Raspberry Pi 3