If you are using an ethernet cable and are not connected to the network at this point you may need to run: After a minute or so, Ubuntu on your Raspberry Pi will have fully booted and connected to the network.
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Once cloud-init finishes log in using “ubuntu” as both the password and login ID. You’ll know it’s done when it outputs some more lines after the log-in prompt has appeared. If you interrupt the process you have to start again. It typically takes less than 2 minutes but there is a break between the log-in prompt and cloud-init completing. WAIT for it to finish before trying to log in. The same structure works for both the eth0 or wlan0 sections in the file: ethernets:ĭuring your first boot a tool called cloud-init is doing configuration. It is important that you get the indenting right for this work correctlyįor example, if you were planning to give the pi the address 192.168.1.23 in the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet with a default gateway of 192.168.1.1 and a DNS server of 192.168.1.53 then the following text would work. You can do this for either the eth0 or wlan0 interface (or both). Line in the network-config file with lines that specify the intended IP address as well as its default gateway and DNS server. To set a static IP you need to replace the Simply reboot sudo reboot and it will work. Note ⓘ: During the first boot, your Raspberry Pi will try to connect to this network. Save the file and extract the card from your laptop. Note: network name must be enclosed in quotation marks. To do so, uncomment (remove the “#” at the beginning) and edit the following lines: wifis: An example is already included in the file, you can simply adapt it. Note: Screenshots have been made on an Ubuntu desktop but it can be done on Windows and MacOS tooĮdit the network-config file to add your Wi-Fi credentials.
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