how to connect the Raspberry pi to PC using the usb port and open a terminal server or doing a remote connection
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hi guys,
how to connect the Raspberry pi to PC using the usb port and open a terminal server or doing a remote connection
how to connect the Raspberry pi to PC using the usb port and open a terminal server or doing a remote connection
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Why not use the ethernet port?
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chaitanyabysani wrote:hi guys,
how to connect the Raspberry pi to PC using the usb port and open a terminal server or doing a remote connection
You can not use a standard cable to network over USB you need a cable with a an Active Chipset like:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/MICROCONNECT-US ... B002H9M424
http://www.linux-usb.org/usbnet
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_over_USB
I will always assume you are running Raspbian for desktop and Raspbmc for XMBC !
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Could you expand on what it is you're trying to do.
If you're asking on how to connect to your PI without using a keyboard and mouse attached to it do a search on headless and SSH on here. This is the usual way to make changes to a network connected PI that you don't want to connect to the TV.
If you're asking to connect to a PI through a serial terminal type program (for instance if you're not connecting the PI to a network) then you'll need something like one of these leads. http://www.adafruit.com/products/954
What are you trying to achieve?
If you're asking on how to connect to your PI without using a keyboard and mouse attached to it do a search on headless and SSH on here. This is the usual way to make changes to a network connected PI that you don't want to connect to the TV.
If you're asking to connect to a PI through a serial terminal type program (for instance if you're not connecting the PI to a network) then you'll need something like one of these leads. http://www.adafruit.com/products/954
What are you trying to achieve?
David
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chaitanyabysani wrote:hi guys,
how to connect the Raspberry pi to PC using the usb port and open a terminal server or doing a remote connection
I bought a 3.3v USB to TTL Serial Cable from ModMyPi.
Full details including driver download and Hi Res photos of how to connect the wires here...
http://raspi.tv/2012/how-to-run-raspberry-pi-with-no-monitor-or-network
It uses the USB at the PC end, the two UART and GND ports on the Pi, and if your PC USB socket is up to it, you can power your Pi with the 5V lead as well (mine copes with it, but I usually leave it disconnected and power separately).
I have tutorial on my web site that explains how to wire up the serial console to another computer.
I also have tutorial on how to install remote access RDP to login to the RPi in a full GUI session.
http://64.13.91.137:86/Comp/RPi/Rpi.html
I also have tutorial on how to install remote access RDP to login to the RPi in a full GUI session.
http://64.13.91.137:86/Comp/RPi/Rpi.html
Go here for my RPi writeup. Basic config, Serial Port add-on etc:
http://64.13.91.137:86/Comp/RPi/Rpi.html
http://64.13.91.137:86/Comp/RPi/Rpi.html
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