Month: November 2016

we need to will need to change a few conguration settings in two les: /etc/network/interfaces, and /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf. To edit these les, we need to use the Raspbian text editor, Nano. At the command prompt, type sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces to edit READ MORE

Raspberry Pi as FTP Server Setting up the RPi as an FTP server—over which you and you alone have full control—is quite a simple task. First, install the ProFTP software through: sudo apt‐get install proftpd Con gure it to be READ MORE

How to Change Your Raspberry Pi (or Other Linux Device’s) Hostname   The default hostname for the Raspberry Pi is, creatively enough, “raspberrypi“. What if you want a different hostname or you want to avoid hostname conflicts on your local READ MORE