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In the screenshots above you will see the raspberry pi got the IP address 192.168.1.47 Look for the device called 'raspberrypi' and note its IP Address. Within a couple of minutes the tool will list all the devices it found in your Wifi network.

Change the profile dropdown and select 'Ping Scan'.

In the target type the network subnet you have identified as your home network.

The network subnet for your home will be 192.168.1.0/24 based on your PC's ip address. This next step requires a little bit of knowledge about your home Wifi network's IP Address range.

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The installer for either OS will have the option to install Zenmap alongwith nmap.

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You can download both from the official Nmap downloads page.

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Searching for the Pi's IP Address We will first install Nmap - a free and open source network discovery tool and Zenmap - the GUI Tool for nmap. At this point the Pi is running the Raspbian Desktop but we have no way to see it. Wait a couple of minutes for the Pi to finish booting up. Insert the prepared SD Card into the Raspberry Pi and connect power to boot it up. Save the file an eject the SD Card from finder. Add the same text as above (see in Windows Section). The second command will open the file wpa_nf in nano text editor.

In terminal run the following commands touch ssh Launch Terminal and change directory to /Volumes/boot OSX In OSX, the best way to do this is using the Terminal app. Set the SSID and PSK to match your WiFi's SSID and Passphrase/password.

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Edit this file using Notepad or your preferred text editor and add this text: ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdevĬhange the country code to an appropriate code ( Link). Again ensure there is no '.txt' added to the end of this file. Follow these instructions to enable showing file extensions.įollow the same process and create another file and rename it 'wpa_nf'. This will cause the file to be name 'ssh.txt' instead of ssh, but Windows will hide it from you. NOTE: By default Windows hides know file extensions. Click on 'New Item' in the menu bar and then choose 'Text Document' to create a new empty file. WINDOWS In Windows, open Windows Explorer and look for a new drive with the label 'boot' and click on it to show the contents. Typically after Balena Etcher is done, the OS will automatically find and mount the partition labelled 'boot' on the SD Card.

Have the Pi Connect to your Wifi when it boots up.

Next we are going to configure the SD Card to do two things Wait for the 'Flash Complete!' message and quite Balena Ethcher.

Click on 'Flash!' to write the Raspbian OS to the SD Card.

Start Balena Etcher and select from your hard drive the Raspberry Pi OS.

Insert the SD Card reader with the SD card.

Download the version for the OS (OSX or Windows or Linux) you have on your PC. While that is downloading, download and Install Balena Etcher - a cross-platform tool designed to write the Raspbian Image to SD Cards. TIP: If you have a BitTorrent client installed on your laptop/PC use the Torrent link for a much faster download. Download the the latest the Raspbian Desktop distribution from the official downloads page. For this Instrutable, we will be using the Desktop flavor. It comes in two flavors, Desktop and Lite (a minimal version with only command-line access). For most users the best choice is the Raspbian OS - the official debian based Linux distribution that has been customized for the Raspberry Pi. The first step in the process is create a bootable SD Card with the OS.