Simple short question.
The Serial Adapter of my Raspberry 5 doesn’t work, I guess I’ve to configure it first.
How can I acces/edit the config.txt, I am trying to do that for three days now and don’t see any way.
You will need to gain ssh access to the host and once you are in your file can be found at /mnt/boot
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But how?
SSH with 22222 won’t work I always get connection refused.
If I type “login”, then username and password Alpine Linux greets me with a bit of text.
After that I tried to list /mnt/boot, but there is nothing there, the folder seems to be empty.
EDIT:
I did now try to acces SSH with Putty instead of Windows Terminal, it connects to 22222, but as soon as I login I get "No supported authentification methods available (server sent: publickey)
Does that mean I need a private key, or did somethimg go wrong with the keys I put on the raspberry?
You did not read the link rouxdoo posted then.
No I did not because I allready read it ten times last week.
If there are no public keys on my HomeAssistant, I cannot access 22222 at all, I get “Acces Denied”
I did use use the reboot method to get the keys on the raspberry and they must be there, because with the keys I can acces 22222 and they are recognized by the terminal but as soon as I try to login as root I get the response “publickey”
Did you work with a POSIX compatible system to make sure that it is in the right format?
I am not 100% shure, I just used the file as I got it from PuTTy, which software can I use on Windows to be on the save side?
Notepad++ is a good freeware text editor that work with POSIX (Unix).
There is an icon in the toolbar to show all characters and then an EOL conversion under the Edit menu.
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Well, I did overllook that I have to add the key in the known_hosts file for windows to be able to acces the host.