
You simply have to create a file named ssh in the boot partition (the file does not expect any extension). But in order not to block people opting for an installation headless, without screen and without keyboard therefore, the Foundation has put in place a simple and fast solution to activate the SSH. Indeed since the attack that targeted the connected objects in November 2016, the Foundation Raspberry Pi decided to not activate the SSH connections by default. Remember, the rest of the tutorial is on your PC and not on the Raspberry Pi. To do this, we will start by activating SSH on the Raspberry Pi. Now that Raspbian is installed on the SD card, we will be able to configure and modify some files so that the Raspberry Pi can run headless. Once the image is downloaded and decompressed, you will have to install it on the SD card, for that we made a detailed article ( here for Windows and there for Linux / Mac ). No need to take a coffee break, Raspbian Lite is relatively lightweight and downloads pretty fast. We recommend the Lite version because we do not need the GUI. You will also need to download the latest version of Raspbian, which can be downloaded here. In order to make a Raspbian installation on the Raspberry Pi, you will need all the essential elements, a Raspberry Pi 3b, its power supply, and a MicroSD card (8GB is sufficient). This method mean you will not use any screen or keyboard to install and configure Raspbian. Indeed there is a solution to configure Raspbian on the Raspberry Pi headless, so it can start and connect in Wi-Fi to your Internet network. So you’re going to be thrilled to know that to create a Raspbian system, we do not need any screen or keyboard, and your computer can do the job.

It may happen that we do not have any screen, keyboard, or mouse to control the Raspberry. In many cases, the solution we want to install on our Raspberry Pi does not require physical access to the Pi, such as an web server, or a Minecraft server. Nous nous excusons des erreurs que cela pourrait engendrer. Ⓘ Cet article peut avoir été partiellement ou totalement traduit à l'aide d'outils automatiques.
