A Look At Automatic Setup Of The Raspberry Pi

In this video we're taking a look at how you can setup your raspberry pi(s) automatically. We're going to configure and add files on the boot section of a flashed SD card which is the section we can see on windows.
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[@RussellEveleigh]

Just what I've been looking for!

[@virtualzeth8868]

First!

[@vinren1041]

if you want an easier way, you could just bind/reserve an ip addr for your pi on your router

[@bluehippotech]

That's true, or assign an IP to a port using a managed switch. Not sure what is the easiest but this can be used for a lot more than the IP. You could also just modify the script to set a static ip you specify in the config file

[@AashimSoni]

Thanks for video tutorials. They are really helpful.
Can you please make a tutorial on how to partition a sd card.
I have a 128gb card that I want to use for raspberry pi. How to partition the card so that raspberry pi only takes 64gb from it and rest I can use for storing other stuff?
Kindly guide

[@bluehippotech]

You'd do that after the pi is booted with a utility such as parted or gparted :)

[@AashimSoni]

@@bluehippotech tried but not working... Found another way to do the same

[@bluehippotech]

Awesome, what did you do? :D