To test the connection, you might want to go back to your terminal and type ping Note: you might need to restart the terminal for the changes to take effect Check Allow other network users to connect through this Internet connection.Right-click the network currently used by your notebook.Open Control Panel -> Network Connections (or simply type 'network connections' in Windows Explorer).The final step is to setup network sharing. If you followed the guide so far, you would type raspberrypi.localĬongrats - you have access to your Pi, albeit without network connectivity (if you hadn't setup wifi access). For more details, you can read-up here: Remote Access to Raspberry Pi. Check our Raspberry Pi LEDs article, if unsure. The Pi leds will tell you, when the system is booted and you can continue. First, insert the new Dongle into an empty USB slot and wait a bit.StartupĪt this point in time, everything is ready to run your new system and configure networking. Once you change your hostname, remember that the address will change to yourhostname.local. Now your fresh install is available under raspberrypi.local. If you have installed iTunes, you probably don't have to - the Bonjour Print Services are already installed. Go ahead and download and run the installer. The easiest way to have such functionality is to install Bonjour Print Services. Windows doesn't have native support of this feature. If you don't want to have to remember it, you don't have to! Current versions of Raspbian include and automatically enable Avahi, which allow you to use names like devicename.local. Your Pi would now be accessible via an IP address. Safely remove the SD card and insert it into your Pi.On our version, the content, with the (highlighted) inserted text may look like this: This is a bit tricky in doing an exact modification: Just after rootwait, insert the below text, making sure there is exactly 1 space in between. Your config.txt will look similar to this: To allow communication via USB, you need to modify 2 script files:Īppend this line to the end of the configuration file: dtoverlay=dwc2 Apart from standard configuration, you will need to edit a few configuration files. To burn a new image, follow our guide: Setup SD Cardĭon't unplug yet. Plug it in into a USB port, share an internet connection and work with a headless device, directly from your Notebook. You can turn your Raspberry Pi, Pi Zero or other device into a USB connected device.
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