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Danny Staple
Danny Staple
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Danny Staple

Danny Staple builds robots and gadgets as a hobbyist, makes videos about his work with robots, and attends community events such as PiWars and Arduino Day. He has been a professional Python programmer, later moving into DevOps, since 2009, and a software engineer since 2000. He has worked with embedded systems, including embedded Linux systems, throughout the majority of his career. He has been a mentor at a local CoderDojo, where he taught how to code with Python. He has run Lego Robotics clubs with Mindstorms. He has also developed Bounce!, a visual programming language targeted at teaching code using the NodeMCU IoT platform. The robots he has built with his children include TankBot, SkittleBot (now the Pi Wars robot), ArmBot, and SpiderBot.
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Using PuTTY or SSH to connect to your Raspberry Pi

Earlier, we added a file to our Raspberry Pi boot named ssh. This activates the SSH service on the Pi. As mentioned before, SSH is an abbreviation for secure shell, intended for secure network access. In this case, we are not specifically targeting the secure encryption capabilities, but are using the remote networking capability to send instructions and files to and from the Raspberry Pi without having physical access to it.

Important note

If you already use an SSH client, note that not all of the Windows command-line SSH clients support mDNS.

PuTTY is a handy tool for accessing SSH and is available for Windows, Linux, and Mac. Its installation information for these operating systems can be found at https://www.ssh.com/ssh/putty/.

Once you have PuTTY installed from the preceding link, let's get it connected to your Raspberry Pi. Follow along:

  1. Start PuTTY. You will see a screen like in Figure 4.3. In the Host...
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Danny Staple builds robots and gadgets as a hobbyist, makes videos about his work with robots, and attends community events such as PiWars and Arduino Day. He has been a professional Python programmer, later moving into DevOps, since 2009, and a software engineer since 2000. He has worked with embedded systems, including embedded Linux systems, throughout the majority of his career. He has been a mentor at a local CoderDojo, where he taught how to code with Python. He has run Lego Robotics clubs with Mindstorms. He has also developed Bounce!, a visual programming language targeted at teaching code using the NodeMCU IoT platform. The robots he has built with his children include TankBot, SkittleBot (now the Pi Wars robot), ArmBot, and SpiderBot.
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