Headless Raspberry Pi Zero Setup

This is a vblog by www.surfncircuits.com. The video describes how to use the Raspberry Pi Imager to perform a headless setup and connection for the Raspberry Pi Zero W model. It will work similarly for other raspberry pi systems.
1. It uses Raspberry Pi OS Debian 11 bullseye
2. Raspberry Pi Imager ver 1.7.3. www.raspberryp...
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[@MEATLOAFr]

oh thank the rubber duckie I found this video... been fighting with this bananapi for days to get a headless install to work

[@exciteproductions4two0]

Wait what now?????? How are you opening up a terminal on your windows pc like that? That's kind of important info.

[@zachmoir]

I am struggling so hard with the password stage. I've reset my pi about 5 times now attempting to get the local's password right. I'm about to go crazy. Any ideas on what I could be doing wrong with the password for the SSH?

[@surfncircuits2916]

Hi Zach, I"m not sure which password you are having an issue with. I'm assuming that you are able to get connected to the wifi, but the SSH [e-mail] password is returning an error saying you have the wrong password? To be certain, please type the error you are getting. If error is a wrong password, then I have seen this error when I forget to put in the correct UserName into the command. By default and if you follow the video, the username is "pi" and SSH command is SSH [e-mail]. However, if you used another username when you programmed the SSD, then the SSH command needs to use that username. for example SSH [e-mail] . I hope this helps, Mark

[@Pyrlo-inator]

"ssh: connect to host headlesswifi.local port 22: Connection refused" how to fix?

[@faizannazir5596]

how to change call script on gpio button press?

[@arsheelsheikh3924]

my terminal gives me this error -
arsheel@Arsheels-MacBook-Air ~ % ssh-keygen -R raspberrypi.local
Host raspberrypi.local not found in /Users/arsheel/.ssh/known_hosts
arsheel@Arsheels-MacBook-Air ~ % ssh [e-mail]
ssh: connect to host profgpi.local port 22: Undefined error: 0

[@pauldevred1393]

Nice !

[@AshwinAshwinRamdas]

Am I supposed to leave the LAN country as GB instead of US? I can't get my terminal to recognize the pi and I put the LAN as US. But I noticed you chose GB, but you sound american haha

[@jasond.fdouglas3660]

Hi ! Thank you for you'r video ! But i've try it many times and i always the same error : don't recongnize my password when i want connect ssh... Have you got an idea ?

[@surfncircuits2916]

By default and if you follow the video, the username is "pi" and SSH command is SSH [e-mail]. However, if you used another username when you programmed the SSD, then the SSH command needs to use that username. for example SSH [e-mail] . I hope this helps, Mark

[@johnhitler2252]

how do we view vnc?