Although the Raspberry Pi can be connected to a TV or monitor via HDMI or DVI, there are times when running a Raspberry Pi “headless” (without a monitor) is desirable. In a headless setup, you couldconnect to your Raspberry via SSHbut if you want the full desktop then you will need ...
Using VNC on your Raspberry Pi has a variety of uses. For example, you can use it to view your Pi’s desktop without having a monitor attached to it. This removes the need to use SSH as the only way of accessing your Raspberry Pi. Setting up a VNC server on your Raspberry Pi is ...
Re: Setting up x11vnc on Raspbian Thu Feb 07, 2013 9:43 pm Hi, first post. Have my headless Pi with x11vnc up and running, using the instructions on this page, thanks. Only issue is that if I boot the Pi without a monitor attached, I end up with a tiny little VNC window, ap...
What is a Firewall, and Why use One on your Raspberry Pi? A firewall is a key component to protecting any device that is exposed to the internet. It acts as a barrier between connections and a device such as your Raspberry Pi., Without a firewall, someone can attempt a connection to...
Create a directory on the USB stick called “retropie” without quotes. Plug it into your Raspberry Pi while RetroPie is up and running. Wait about one minute and then unplug it. Plug it back into your PC or Mac and you will see an entire directory structure has been created. You’ll...
You’ve probably noticed that after you get the Pi up and running, working with it is pretty straightforward. You have root access (usingsudo) to any files you need to change, such as/etc/network/interfaces, or the/etc/rc.localfile. You can plug in your keyboard, mouse, and monitor,...
If you're setting up a Raspberry Pi as a server then you're probably not going to be connecting it to a monitor. This is called a headless setup. You'll also probably be using WiFi. This tip shows you how to enable SSH and enter the WiFi credentials on a Raspberry Pi...
Raspberry Pi is an inexpensive micro-computer that can behave like a standard computer in many respects. The innovative mini device can be used for a wide range of tasks - from setting up an operating system to surfing the web, to using it as a server or a media center. Discover… ...
You're going to start with a basic Raspberry Pi OS image, so fire up Raspberry Pi Imager. We'll be using the Lite version as we're planning on connecting to our Pi 'headlessly' from another computer, but if you'd like to have access to the Raspberry Pi graphical interface you can ...
Get the time with ESP32 for your timezone and consider daylight saving time. It will request the time from an NTP server, and be automatically adjusted for your timezone with or without daylight saving time.