If you stick with SSH then you can automate the connection using a dedicated key. The gist is that you do the setup in by first creating a reverse tunnel on a connection from port 22 on RPI1 to some other port on RPI2 over SSH. Then you'd go to RPI1 from your home computer using RPI2 as a "jump hos...

I found this service myself, and it seems to be exactly what I need. This is an external service that acts like my RPI2 for the tunnel. This might be a little less good since it is an external service, but it seems simpler. https://serveo.net/ It seems to be offline now though. If someone can help ...

I found this service myself, and it seems to be exactly what I need. This is an external service that acts like my RPI2 for the tunnel. This might be a little less good since it is an external service, but it seems simpler. https://serveo.net/ It seems to be offline now though. If someone can help m...

Hello everyone, I have a Pi running on a 4G network (RPI1) which means it doesn't have its own IP and can't be forwarded. I want to access a port on this pi for video monitoring, but that won't be possible. I have another Pi (RPI2) which CAN portforward. Now the idea is that RPI1 connects to RPI2 p...

Hello everyone, I have a Pi running on a 4G network (RPI1) which means it doesn't have its own IP and can't be forwarded. I want to access a port on this pi for video monitoring, but that won't be possible. I have another Pi (RPI2) which CAN portforward. Now the idea is that RPI1 connects to RPI2 pe...

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jamesh wrote:Do you mean dmesg gives a list of overcurrent warning?

Oops indeed, my bad. Any idea about this issue?

Whenever I connect any USB device it won't show itself when I execute lsusb . Even devices that used to work before. lsusb Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0424:ec00 Standard Microsystems Corp. SMSC9512/9514 Fast Ethernet Adapter Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0424:9514 Standard Microsystems Corp. Bus 001 Device 001:...

Hi, I want a portable RPi. I have some USB batteries already so that's not a problem. I also want to be able to control it though. I've seen some $45 TFT touch screens with a desktop interface and USB keyboard. This seems like a nice solution, but I'll like to try something else first: I want to buy...