This guide provides instructions for setting up your Raspberry Pi with the necessary configuration files to enable remote access and connect to a Wi-Fi network.
-
wpa_supplicant.conf:
- Copy this file to the root folder of your Raspberry Pi's SD card.
- Modify the content of the file as follows:
country
: Set your country code (e.g.,pt
for Portugal,en
for England,us
for the United States).ssid
: Set your Wi-Fi network's SSID.psk
: Set your Wi-Fi network's password.
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ssh:
- Copy this file to the root folder of your Raspberry Pi's SD card.
- This file enables SSH on your Raspberry Pi. No content modification is needed.
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userconf:
- Copy this file to the root folder of your Raspberry Pi's SD card.
- This file sets the default SSH login credentials for the new Raspberry Pi image (Bullseye):
- Username:
pi
- Password:
raspberry
- Username:
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Copy Files:
- Copy the following files to the root folder of your Raspberry Pi's SD card:
wpa_supplicant.conf
ssh
userconf
- Copy the following files to the root folder of your Raspberry Pi's SD card:
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Modify wpa_supplicant.conf:
- Open
wpa_supplicant.conf
with a text editor. - Change the values of
country
,ssid
, andpsk
according to your network configuration.
- Open
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Insert SD Card:
- Insert the SD card into your Raspberry Pi.
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Power On:
- Power on your Raspberry Pi.
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Access Raspberry Pi:
- Connect to your Raspberry Pi remotely using SSH with the provided login credentials in
userconf
.
- Connect to your Raspberry Pi remotely using SSH with the provided login credentials in
Username: pi
Password: raspberry