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They mention you need to hook your Pi to a keyboard and monitor which is kind of funny for something called "server". Maybe you can skip this step and connect
by conradfr 7y ago
They mention you need to hook your Pi to a keyboard and monitor which is kind of funny for something called "server".
Maybe you can skip this step and connect directly via ssh like with Raspbian but it's not mentioned.
- walterman 7y agoRaspbian disabled that as a default a while ago because there's no good way to have ssh login by default without having default username and password be public info. They could do something like have the default password be something embedded in the silicon like Apple's SE master key? And the print that key on the underside of the Pi so only people with physical access can read it.
- conradfr 7y agoTrue, but I'm glad it's still an option as I didn't feel like buying a micro-hdmi->hdmi cable just to log once ...
- breakingcups 7y agoIIRC part of the sd card is mountable in every OS. It would be possible to have the user supply the wanted credentials on that partition.