When the Pi boots up, log-in with your username and password. And on the next screen, select Yes to reboot Pi and apply your changes. With all those configurations done, choose Finish. When prompted, select Yes to enable SSH on your Raspberry Pi. Next, you need to go to Localisation Options in the primary raspi-config menu, and from there, change the settings for Locale, Timezone, and Keyboard one-by-one.įinally, to enable SSH, head over to the Interface Options and choose SSH. Raspberry Pi configuration (raspi-config) utility screen Likewise, select Password from System Options and enter your password twice. Here, enter your preferred hostname for your Raspberry Pi and press Enter/return to save. To change the hostname, in the raspi-config window, select System Options and choose Hostname. To navigate through these settings, use the navigation keys to move the cursor around and hit the Enter/return key to select. You should now see a graphical configuration window with a host of settings. To change these settings, make sure you are logged-in and enter the following command in the terminal window: sudo raspi-config In addition, you also need to enable SSH (Secure Shell) for accessing your Raspberry Pi remotely. The Raspberry Pi configurations you need to change include those for the keyboard layout, the time zone, and the region.
Fortunately, the system has a handly configuration utility called “ raspi-config”, which makes this process fairly simple. While you are logged in to your Pi, you need to configure some of its settings before you can use it. If all goes well, you should be logged in to your Raspberry Pi. Enter the following (default) Raspberry Pi credentials in the terminal window:Īnd hit Enter.
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