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Luke Hsiao edited this page Feb 26, 2015
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Setting up Internet and SSH on the RPi or Odroid
In order to setup internet and SSH on the Raspberry Pi (or Odroid), plug an ethernet cable directly from the device to the USB-to-ethernet adapter on our workstation computer.
Go to Network Connections and you should see the "shared" connection. We've already created this one so you shouldn't need to worry about it. Make sure that the shared connection is set to share internet by highlighting it and clicking "Edit...". Then, click on the "IPv4 Settings" tab and make sure the drop down menu has "Shared to other computers". Click "Save..."
Now, make sure that the workstation computer is connected to BYUWired.
Finally, you need the IP address of the odroid/rpi. You can find this by opening the terminal and running the ifconfig command. Identify which IP Address is the odroid/rpi's (usually it's the ethernet with the highest number, it should start with a 10.XXX...). Then, you can ssh into the device using this IP and the device will have internet access through our workstation.