You can then use them to setup new Pis on the same network without going through any text editing whatsoever. Once you have these two files setup properly, I’d suggest saving them somewhere where you can find them later. There’s also an example on that may be helpful for configuring things for your particular network setup. You can then open up a new file, and add your network configuration data, which will look something like this: The default (UTF-8) works without issue for this and the actual configuration file.
Save a blank file as ssh without anything in it. Under Open and Save in the When Saving a File: area, uncheck Add “.txt” extension to plain text files. Under New Document, under the Format area, select Plain text instead of Rich text. Scanning program, such as Angry IP Scanner to determine the Pi’s IP address and if the Pi has logged onto the network.įirst open up TextEdit to create your configuration files.There are a few tweaks that will save you some hassle.
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