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File sharing between Mac OS X and the Raspberry Pi is easier than I thought.
FIrst make sure you have a working internet connection on your RaPi, then start a terminal screen, enter "sudo su -" and follow the procedure below:
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I've managed to lock myself out of the RaPi - for example, by changing the network address (in /etc/network/interfaces) to one which I can't access.
If you have a HDMI device, keyboard and mouse to hand the problem is easily solved but if you don't you would be looking for a way to correct your mi...
Continue reading...Us Mac users are lucky, VNC comes with the operating system, we don't need to install any additional software as the technology underlying macOS screen share is VNC.
To use VNC click on the finder Icon (in your dock), go to the menu at the top and click on "Go" and select "Connect to Server ..."....
Continue reading...After downloading a RaPi image the image must be transferred to a memory card.
The memory card must be a class 10 (fast card) for any of the D-Star hotspot / repeater images.
On an Mac you can use Terminal to perform the transfer.
Start with this command to discover all disks (the memory card...
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