Dublin First Raspberry Pi Jam

When: Sat Aug 11 / Where: Science Gallery

Welcome followed by beginners quick guide to command line, how to install packages on your Pi, connecting your laptop to Raspberry Pi.

Details - https://ti.to/dublin-raspberry-pi-jam/first-pi-jam

Transcript

1. WELCOME @DubRaspJam
2. THANK YOU
3. THANK YOU
4. Raffle Raspberry Pi 3 Starter Kit Winner drawn and announced @ 17:30 2 x Raspberry Pi 3 Premium Kit 3 x Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
5. Facilitators • Vicky Twomey-Lee • Mick Twomey • Conall Laverty • Conor Murphy • Philip Harney • Will Knott Don’t be afraid to ask questions!
6. Conor Murphy Product Manager, Coder Dojo
7. • Have a go, learn through play • Ask all the questions • It’s OK to FAIL • Celebrate success (tweet it!) • Work with others Don’t be afraid to ask questions! @DubRaspJam
8. The Plan 12:45 Welcome & Introduction 12:20 Jam starts
 • Beginners - Vicky • Intermediate • Hobbyists - Already set up 17:30 Jam ends/Tidy up 18:00 Event ends Lunch/Breaks is whenever you want :-) @DubRaspJam
9. OK for us to take pics & vids? ?
10. LET’S BEGIN! @DubRaspJam
12. Connecting…
13. Beginners - Command Line
14. Beginners - Command Line Windows - Command Prompt or Power Shell MacOS - Terminal
15. Opening a Terminal window in Dashboard - pi-top Beginners - Command Line
16. Beginners - Command Line Opening a Terminal window on desktop - pi-top
17. Beginners - Command Line Opening LXTerminal on Raspbian
18. Beginners - Command Line Prompt pi@raspberrypi ~ $
19. Beginners - Command Line Let’s type a few commands… pwd
20. Beginners - Command Line Let’s type a few commands… pwd Should display something like: /home/pi
21. Beginners - Command Line Let’s type a few commands… ls
22. Beginners - Command Line Navigating and browsing your Pi ls -a
23. Beginners - Command Line Navigating and browsing your Pi ls -la
24. Beginners - Command Line Navigating and browsing your Pi cd Desktop
25. Beginners - Command Line Navigating and browsing your Pi cd Desktop
26. Beginners - Command Line Other useful commands cp <original> <new_copy>
27. Beginners - Command Line Other useful commands mv <original> <new_file> e.g. mv hello.txt story.txt
28. Beginners - Command Line Other useful commands rm <filename> ! Files deleted this ware are not generally not restorable
29. Beginners - Command Line Other useful commands rm -R <directory-name> ! Files deleted this ware are not generally not restorable
30. Beginners - Command Line Other useful commands mkdir new_dir
31. Beginners - Command Line Other useful commands cat <somefile>
32. Beginners - Command Line Finding out about a command man ls
33. Beginners - Command Line Making changes to your system sudo
34. Beginners - Command Line Installing software using apt sudo apt install <package-name>
35. Beginners - Command Line Updating list of software packages using apt sudo apt update
36. Beginners - Command Line Update any old packages to new version using apt sudo apt upgrade
37. Beginners - Command Line Removing a package using apt sudo apt remove <package-name>
38. Connecting Pi Remotely with your Laptop via https://pihw.wordpress.com/guides/direct-network-connection
39. Connecting Pi Remotely with your Laptop Windows Only Install Bonjour https://support.apple.com/kb/DL999 Find and run Bonjour
40. Connecting Pi Remotely with your Laptop • Make sure Raspberry Pi is powered off • Take microSD card from Raspberry Pi • Insert into a SD card adaptor • Insert into your laptop
41. Connecting Pi Remotely with your Laptop Enable SSH first • On your own laptop • Open Terminal MacOS: • Type following and hit ⏎:
 touch /Volumes/boot/ssh Windows: •Talk to us!
42. Connecting Pi Remotely with your Laptop • Eject the SD card (adaptor) • Take out microSD card • Put it back into the Raspberry Pi • Connect ethernet cable from Raspberry Pi to your laptop • Connect power to the Raspberry Pi • Wait a couple of minutes until the Raspberry Pi boots up
43. Connecting Pi Remotely with your Laptop via https://pihw.wordpress.com/guides/direct-network-connection Using ssh • On your laptop via the terminal, type the following: ssh pi@raspberrypi.local Password is “raspberry” by default
44. Connecting Pi Remotely with your Laptop Using ssh
45. Before we finish this tutorial
46. Before we finish this tutorial Recommend installing mu Editor
47. Before we finish this tutorial Recommend installing mu Editor https://codewith.mu
48. Various modes for you to code in Before we finish this tutorial
49. mu Editor - Tutorials/HowTos https://codewith.mu/en/tutorials/ Before we finish this tutorial
50. Now for projects On pi-top, launch pi-topCODER
51. HAVE FUN! Don’t be afraid to ask questions! @DubRaspJam
52. Wrap-up @DubRaspJam
53. @DubRaspJam RAFFLE Good luck!!!
54. Don’t forget 10% Discount Leaflets @DubRaspJam
55. All volunteers involved, and YOU! THANK YOU!!! @DubRaspJam