Good tutorial. It would have been even more awesome if you would use private/public ssh keys. copy the public key to the pi and put the private key into ~/.ssh on windows. Than also configure the ~/.ssh/config to add an alias for the IP and the username. than you can use the new windows terminal and just 'ssh pi' into your pi. No password needed while having better security, also putty can go into retirement.
This tutorial is more for ssh / disk access BUT you could boot the raspberry pi with a monitor / keyboard / mouse one time ( when you're done setting all of this up ) and install a vnc server and configure it. Then the next time you plug it into your computer via the usb port, assuming you have the raspberry pi booting to the desktop and not just the command line, you'll be able to connect to your vnc server over the usb ethernet connection. Keep in mind this video is only for the raspberry pi zero / zero w so the usefulness of that raspberry pi desktop environment is going to be extremely limited, but you could do it!
John Buschiazzo this video is not for the rpi 4, So I would avoid it if that’s what you have. I’m sure there are guides to setting up the rpi 4 all over RUclips, although I don’t have one to recommend unfortunately.
Make sure you see your rndis adapter in the device manager, if you see a device with a yellow warning next to it instead revisit the video or the instructable guide and look for the part where i walk you through fixing the second Ethernet connection. If that's not the problem I'd need to know more about where you're at to help.
Nicely done
Thank you! I hope it was useful for you!
Good tutorial. It would have been even more awesome if you would use private/public ssh keys. copy the public key to the pi and put the private key into ~/.ssh on windows. Than also configure the ~/.ssh/config to add an alias for the IP and the username. than you can use the new windows terminal and just 'ssh pi' into your pi. No password needed while having better security, also putty can go into retirement.
Whoa, thank you for that info! I’ll give this a try soon and maybe update my next pi video!
when I try opening the Boot device with VS Code I do not have access to config.txt or the cmdline any advice ?
Like the files don't exist at all? Or VSCode just won't edit them?
Once I do this how do I see the raspberry pi (Rasbian desktop) ?
This tutorial is more for ssh / disk access BUT you could boot the raspberry pi with a monitor / keyboard / mouse one time ( when you're done setting all of this up ) and install a vnc server and configure it. Then the next time you plug it into your computer via the usb port, assuming you have the raspberry pi booting to the desktop and not just the command line, you'll be able to connect to your vnc server over the usb ethernet connection. Keep in mind this video is only for the raspberry pi zero / zero w so the usefulness of that raspberry pi desktop environment is going to be extremely limited, but you could do it!
Instructable say this will only work for RPI Zero. What do we do for RPI4?
John Buschiazzo this video is not for the rpi 4, So I would avoid it if that’s what you have. I’m sure there are guides to setting up the rpi 4 all over RUclips, although I don’t have one to recommend unfortunately.
Ok, will search. Thx for reply.
@@johnbuschiazzo9232 Hope you find something! Goodluck!
i got a PuTTY Fatal Error
Network error : Connection refused
Make sure you see your rndis adapter in the device manager, if you see a device with a yellow warning next to it instead revisit the video or the instructable guide and look for the part where i walk you through fixing the second Ethernet connection. If that's not the problem I'd need to know more about where you're at to help.
@@ArtsyEngineering thanks very much for the reply will give it a try shortly