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SunFounder PiDog Kit, Release 1.0
If You Have No Screen
If you don’t have a monitor, you can remotely log into your Raspberry Pi.
You can apply the SSH command to open the Raspberry Pi’s Bash shell. Bash is the standard default shell for Linux.
The shell itself is a command (instruction) when the user uses Unix/Linux. Most of what you need to do can be done
through the shell.
If you’re not satisfied with using the command window to access your Raspberry Pi, you can also use the remote
desktop feature to easily manage files on your Raspberry Pi using a GUI.
See below for detailed tutorials for each system.
Mac OS X user
For Mac users, accessing the Raspberry Pi desktop directly via VNC is more convenient than from the command line.
You can access it via Finder by entering the set account password after enabling VNC on the Raspberry Pi side.
Note that this method does not encrypt communication between the Mac and Raspberry Pi. The communication will
take place within your home or business network, so even if it’s unprotected, it won’t be an issue. However, if you are
concerned about it, you can install a VNC application such as
VNC® Viewer .
Alternatively it would be handy if you could use a temporary monitor (TV), mouse and keyboard to open the Raspberry
Pi desktop directly to set up VNC. If not, it doesn’t matter, you can also use the SSH command to open the Raspberry
Pi’s Bash shell and then using the command to set up the VNC.
• Have Temporarily Monitor (or TV)?
• Don’t Have Temporarily Monitor (or TV)?
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