Install Raspbian (no router, no monitor) and raspberryraspbian on Raspberry Pi (Raspberry Pi)

Install Raspbian (no router, no monitor) and raspberryraspbian on Raspberry Pi (Raspberry Pi)

I. Preparations

1. Raspberry Pi Motherboard

Model: Raspberry Pi 3 B

Processor: quad core 64-bit ARM Cortex-A53 CPU

Kernel architecture: ARMv8

2. a tf card larger than 8 GB (I use 32 GB, also used as PiLFS)

3. a laptop with a network cable

4. Click here to find and download the Raspbian System

It is recommended for beginners to select Raspbian Jessie with PIXEL with graphical interface, etc., about 4 GB after decompression;

Raspbian Jessie LITE is a cropped lightweight system with no graphic interface. It is about GB after decompression.

5. Click here to download the formatter SDFormatter.

6. Click here to download the image writing tool Win32DiskImager

7. Click here to download the remote connection tool PuTTY. The Chinese version is recommended to avoid Chinese garbled characters displayed on the Linux Command Line.

8. Click here to download the WIFI sharing genie

9. Click here to download Paragon ExtFS for Windows

 

Ii. format the SD card

Insert the TF card to the SD card, insert the SD card to the computer, and format the SD card using SDFormatter software.

 

Iii. Write the Raspbian System

Use Win32DiskImager to burn the image. Select the image you want to burn and click "Write.

 

4. Raspberry Pi connected to laptop Wifi hotspot

1. 2016-11-25-raspbian-jessie SSH is unavailable by default. Create an ssh file in the root directory of the boot partition of the TF card.

2. Use ExtFS to mount the system disk of the TF card and add the following at the end of the/etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf file:

3. Start the WIFI sharing wizard, enter the Wifi name and password, and enable free WIFI.

4. Insert the TF card into the Raspberry Pi, power on, and start the raspbian system.

5. In connection management of the WIFI sharing genie, if a device is connected, the connection is successful. Move the mouse over the device to check the IP address of Raspberry Pi.

V. Laptop network cable directly connected to Raspberry Pi

1. Open the cmdline.txt file in the boot partition of the TF card, and write the ip address = 192.168.23.3

2. Now you need to open network and sharing center> change adapter settings, right-click Local Connection> Properties> share ],

Select these two options. Select network> TCP/IPv4> properties, set the IP address to 192.168.23.1, and click OK to exit.

3. Insert the TF card into Raspberry Pi, connect the network cable to the notebook, and turn on the power. Then open the Windows command line tool and enter arp-;

When two interface ip addresses are displayed, your Raspberry Pi has been successfully connected.

　　

6. Access the Raspbian System

1. PuTTY command line

A. Run PuTTY, enter the IP address of Raspberry Pi, save the session, and open the connection.

B. For the first connection, a security warning will pop up. Select "yes" and the security warning will not pop up later.

C. Enter the default username of the raspbian systemPiThe password isRaspberry

D. Close the raspbian system and run the command: sudo shutdown-h now.

E. Power off until the green light stops flashing

2. Windows Remote Desktop Connection (mstsc)

A. Run the PuTTY command line to enter and install xrdp. command:

sudo apt-get install xrdp;sudo apt-get install vnc4server tightvncserver;

B. Start Remote Desktop Connection, enter Raspberry Pi ip, and connect

C. Enter the user namePiPasswordRaspberryClick 'OK'