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WIFI/SSH configuration #73
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Duplicate of #12 |
The Raspberry Pi Imager application was designed with simplicity in mind, giving the user the smallest number of choices, in the simplest language possible. Any request that requires extra 'options' or buttons, or may in any way confuse a beginner will not be implemented. This functionality could only be implemented by adding extra options to the user interface. |
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- Adds "hidden" shift+ctrl+X shortcut for eXpert image customization options. Allows one to set certain options on RPI OS images, namely: * disable overscan * set hostname * enable ssh and - set Pi user password if using password authentication OR - set authorized_keys (if running Imager on Linux/Mac this will have contents of ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub prefilled) * configure wifi settings (if computer running Imager is connected by wifi it will prefill wifi SSID and if on Windows also PSK). * set time zone and keyboard layout Related to feature requests/issues: Ref #127 Ref #86 Ref #102 Ref #73 Ref #68 Ref #25 Ref #12 - Option Window also allows setting a couple other general settings: * Adds option for audible notification (beep) when imaging completes. Closes #46 * Adds option not to eject media when done. Closes #144 - No longer suspends a number of Windows services during Imaging (We want Windows to detect the drive and mount it, or we may not be able to alter files on FAT partition).
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It would be nice if rbi-imager could configure ssh and wifi on a newly burnt sd card.
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