Setting Up Raspberry Pi in Headless Mode 6/18/2023
This post is part of a series of notes I originally recorded on a GitLab wiki for our QuitetThing project with can be found here: https://gitlab.com/mccormjf/quietthing/-/wikis/home We are going to use Raspberry Pi's as the initial development platform for the Audio Bonnet that will help perform the Active Noise Cancellation. We are going to be communicating with the Pi's using SSH and maybe a virtual desktop application down the road. To get the Pi to work in what they call "Headless Mode" you have two main options. If you have the ability to operate the Pi as a standalone computer, you can log in and make sure it is connected to the internet (you can also use Ethernet) and you need to make sure ssh is enabled. If you do not have the ability to plug the Pi into its own monitor or you are starting/willing to start from scratch follow the instructions at this link: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/raspberry-pi-headless-setup-how-to,6028.html The easiest method...