Connecting Raspbian to your wifi and enabling SSH and VNC without a keyboard
In order to connect your Raspian to your wireless network and enable SSH access to it, follow the steps:
Execute the command mount and copy the full path of where the Raspian rootfs is being mounted. In my case /run/media/whoami/rootfs.
Paste the full path in front of rootfs_path in the text box.
Type your network name and password.
rootfs_path=""
my_network_name=""
my_network_pass=""
# Now, click on Copy button and paste in your terminal.
# Don't change the following commands.
wifi_config="$rootfs_path/etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf"
echo network={ >> $wifi_config
echo ssid="$my_network_name" >> $wifi_config
echo psk="$my_network_pass" >> $wifi_config
echo key_mgmt=WPA-PSK >> $wifi_config
echo } >> $wifi_config
touch $rootfs_path/boot/ssh
Boot your Raspiberry Pi and give it a time to connect to your wireless. From a computer that is also connected to the same wifi network, do:
ssh pi@raspberrypi.local
After enabling the VNC Server using the raspi-config wizard, if you still can’t connect to it, run the following commands on Raspian console:
vnc_config="/root/.vnc/config.d/vncserver-x11"
echo Authentication=VncAuth >> $vnc_config
echo Encryption=AlwaysOff >> $vnc_config
echo Password=494015f9a35e8b22 >> $vnc_config
The password is 123456
Good Luck!
