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+ | == Expanding the File System == | ||
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+ | * If you boot to raspi-config: http://xmodulo.com/configure-raspberry-pi-first-time.html | ||
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+ | * If you boot to command line: Type sudo raspi-config, then hit enter, and follow raspi-config instructions. | ||
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+ | * If you boot to the Desktop: open Terminal, Raspbian's built-in command line program, and follow command line instructions. | ||
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+ | == Giving your Pi a Unique Name == | ||
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+ | * Once booted to the Desktop, change your Hostname. Instructions to come. |
Revision as of 21:10, 18 February 2016
Scheduled for Saturday, February 20th 2016, Jared will/has run a Raspberry Pi workshop. documentation for this workshop will live here.
Expanding the File System
- If you boot to raspi-config: http://xmodulo.com/configure-raspberry-pi-first-time.html
- If you boot to command line: Type sudo raspi-config, then hit enter, and follow raspi-config instructions.
- If you boot to the Desktop: open Terminal, Raspbian's built-in command line program, and follow command line instructions.
Giving your Pi a Unique Name
- Once booted to the Desktop, change your Hostname. Instructions to come.