I hope this video gets referred to on EVERY video from EVERYONE, when even mentioning configuring a pi. This is the most useful, concise, and informative guide to SSH, puTTy, and basic commands in Linux(?). Thanks for the time you spent on this. Clears up so many ambiguous things others say to just do.
Thanks for this basic ssh and Linux information. As I started using raspberry pis years ago I would have needed exactly this information as I was a complete noob to any unix operating system. I’m sure this guide will help those who are starting with this topic.
Windows dows have an SSH client included, but it is not active by default, you have to activate it in additional features. Once you have done so, to use it you must open a prompt (cmd.exe or powershell, both should work), and use it from there.
Hi! I hope you explore marlin's DIRECT STEPPING. The developers in Marlin say's that it's offloading the computation to a raspberry pi via Stepdaemon. I don't know how to confirm this or how comparable it is to Klipper but no one ever done it on video as far a I have searched.
When i last used putty, it was to ssh what cmd is to bash. It didn’t recover from Wifi drops, keys and non ascii stuff get mangled, of course no x forwarding. PowerPuTTY was a good improvement, not sure if that is still a thing. But neither reached ssh in features and stability, which is now included in Windows
I have no 3d printer to test my theory. Just a question would a laser be able to heat the pathway before the filament is laid on a non-heated bed. Would this work or does a heated bed need to be always on
When your pi isn't connected to a router, how do you find the address? ifconfig on micropoop. Multiple ways on Linux. When using an ethernet adapter, the adapter has an ip address. This can be confusing in the output, misidentifying and trying to ssh to the incorrect ip will frustrate you.
This video is great, but it is becoming next to impossible to get a Raspberry Pi. What other options are out there? I've tried running Octo4A on an old Android tablet, but it keeps crashing and won't connect.
The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W has sufficient horsepower is has been popping up in stock at different places, and only $15. Add a hat for full size USB ports and more of them, and you got yourself a pi for Octoprint.
SU does not mean Super User. It means Switch User. Because you can use any user name with that command Same with sudo. switch user do command. No provided user name assumes root.
Trues. And CD is change directory not choose directory. Though those are close enough to not make much difference. For 7 minutes he packed a lot of info in there.
According to sources on the INTERNETS it does in fact mean "Super User Do"... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudo However these are nitpicks and not really important to the point of the vid.
@@hcpookie If you really want to get nitpicky, you're wrong and so is wikipedia According to the Linux Documentation Now, sudo is often misconstrued to mean “superuser do”, or “do the next command as the superuser”, but that’s not strictly correct. The sudo command is short for “substitute user and do…”, or more precisely “set UID and do…” the command that follows.
I certainly don't claim to be a Linux expert but as Jim Barchuk pointed out: the aim of the video is to get people past a hurdle if they need to use SSH. If it achi8eves that purpose I will gladly accept being wrong on inconsequential details.
You still use Putty ? I don't use it anymore for years, you can simply launch a terminal and use the ssh command just like under Linux. Microsoft put the binary by default since Windows 8 or Windows 10 :)
Did you watch the video? Putty is user friendly for me. I like that I can save all of my connections and double click to connect. No need to memorise so many ip addresses. Ultimately as long as a person can connect and get what they need to get done, it doesn't matter what software they use.
I hope this video gets referred to on EVERY video from EVERYONE, when even mentioning configuring a pi. This is the most useful, concise, and informative guide to SSH, puTTy, and basic commands in Linux(?).
Thanks for the time you spent on this. Clears up so many ambiguous things others say to just do.
Been using putty for a few months now and that little video you made was full.of useful tips I will definitely use ....thank you
Thanks for this basic ssh and Linux information. As I started using raspberry pis years ago I would have needed exactly this information as I was a complete noob to any unix operating system. I’m sure this guide will help those who are starting with this topic.
Just getting started with this, can confirm, super helpful.
This was never going to be a popular video for the general public but its aim was to break down barriers for those who need it.
Windows dows have an SSH client included, but it is not active by default, you have to activate it in additional features. Once you have done so, to use it you must open a prompt (cmd.exe or powershell, both should work), and use it from there.
You can also just install the new Windows Terminal.
You're supposed to run the built-in windows ssh client from the command prompt. It won't do anything without any parameters specified.
Very good and quite informative video! Good job as always! 😄
if you want SSH in windows it is there, but you MUST run it from a command line
True but it's not exactly difficult to use - compared to, say, a LOT of the tools in the PowerShell.
That SSH client on windows is meant to be used from CMD or PowerShell
This was pictured in PowerShell. As the text suggested I don't think it's as easy to use as PuTTY.
@@TeachingTech as SSH is now natively supported in windows, putty might be discontinued soon leaving a major security risk in your network!
dude you are the man i did find it any ware to get in putty but thnx to you
Hi! I hope you explore marlin's DIRECT STEPPING. The developers in Marlin say's that it's offloading the computation to a raspberry pi via Stepdaemon. I don't know how to confirm this or how comparable it is to Klipper but no one ever done it on video as far a I have searched.
on boot/octoprint.txt. Its Stating that is no longer supports "input_raspicam" How do i now change my resolution on my camera. Thanks.
Micheal you are a life saver. Thank You so much. Dennis
Can you make a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W video?
does the cb1/pi4b with heat sink installed which is mounted in a housing require a cooling fan? Thanks
When i last used putty, it was to ssh what cmd is to bash. It didn’t recover from Wifi drops, keys and non ascii stuff get mangled, of course no x forwarding. PowerPuTTY was a good improvement, not sure if that is still a thing. But neither reached ssh in features and stability, which is now included in Windows
Have you had a chance to look at the Elegoo Neptune 2S, if so your thoughts on it.
I have no 3d printer to test my theory. Just a question would a laser be able to heat the pathway before the filament is laid on a non-heated bed. Would this work or does a heated bed need to be always on
You should do a video on connecting via Visual Studio Code. I think it is the best way to access headless systems
hey any updates on SK tank part 2 lol ?
Thanks. Very helpful..
What if the default password does not work and you get access denied with putty?
Same problem
@@wilfu2050 i have the same problem, Any fix?
I would suggest using the Windows Terminal and the built in SSH support rather than putty.
the part to find ip is pretty weird, You talking about the printer or raspberry?
When your pi isn't connected to a router, how do you find the address?
ifconfig on micropoop.
Multiple ways on Linux.
When using an ethernet adapter, the adapter has an ip address. This can be confusing in the output, misidentifying and trying to ssh to the incorrect ip will frustrate you.
This video is great, but it is becoming next to impossible to get a Raspberry Pi. What other options are out there? I've tried running Octo4A on an old Android tablet, but it keeps crashing and won't connect.
You can run Octoprint on any computer - I use an old PC.
The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W has sufficient horsepower is has been popping up in stock at different places, and only $15. Add a hat for full size USB ports and more of them, and you got yourself a pi for Octoprint.
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Thanks M8!
SU does not mean Super User. It means Switch User. Because you can use any user name with that command
Same with sudo. switch user do command.
No provided user name assumes root.
Trues. And CD is change directory not choose directory. Though those are close enough to not make much difference. For 7 minutes he packed a lot of info in there.
@@jimbarchuk
Did he say Choose Directory? I missed that one.
According to sources on the INTERNETS it does in fact mean "Super User Do"...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudo
However these are nitpicks and not really important to the point of the vid.
@@hcpookie
If you really want to get nitpicky, you're wrong and so is wikipedia
According to the Linux Documentation
Now, sudo is often misconstrued to mean “superuser do”, or “do the next command as the superuser”, but that’s not strictly correct.
The sudo command is short for “substitute user and do…”, or more precisely “set UID and do…” the command that follows.
I certainly don't claim to be a Linux expert but as Jim Barchuk pointed out: the aim of the video is to get people past a hurdle if they need to use SSH. If it achi8eves that purpose I will gladly accept being wrong on inconsequential details.
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Turns out I can't spell RazzBerry. :)
You still use Putty ? I don't use it anymore for years, you can simply launch a terminal and use the ssh command just like under Linux. Microsoft put the binary by default since Windows 8 or Windows 10 :)
Did you watch the video? Putty is user friendly for me. I like that I can save all of my connections and double click to connect. No need to memorise so many ip addresses. Ultimately as long as a person can connect and get what they need to get done, it doesn't matter what software they use.