In the upper-right corner of the window, you will notice two arrows point in opposite directions. Once connected, the NoMachine window should appear as a virtual desktop for your Pi. This can also be done at the command line, but it is much easier to do so through NoMachine. You will be prompted to enter the username and password. Once the settings are adjusted, press the connect button located at the top right. Highlight this connection (raspberrypi should be in its name).Įdit the connection by clicking the edit button along the top of the NoMachine window.Ĭhange the port number (most likely at 4000) to 3999.

Given an ethernet connection between your Pi and local computer, NoMachine should automatically detect your Pi on its network. Passwords can be changed but the default password is: LeoBelt2022. You will be asked to authenticate the fingerprint of your Pi. Open Terminal (Linux/Mac) or Powershell (Windows). It's suggested you become comfortable with both. For the initial boot, you must connect your Pi to your local computer via ethernet. However, the Pi must be on the same WiFi network as your local computer. Do not plug the Pi into its power source before inserting the card. Boot the Pi by plugging it into a power source. Insert your cloned micro-SD card into the micro-SD slot at the base of the Raspberry Pi. However, it is highly recommended to not skip this step as the current state of the Leo Belt program requires a virtual desktop to view the device in its headed state.ĭownload NoMachine for your respective OS at:įollow the installation steps as they appear. You'll need to downloard Win32DiskImager but it's a straight-forward process.įor those of you familiar with Linux, this step may be skipped. This operation can take a few hours to complete, it depends on the size of the card.įollow this link. There's no difference, It's just if you have an extra SD slot. You can either clone directly to the empty card, or clone it to your machine, then to the card. └─sda1 8:1 1 28.9G 0 part /media/connor/New Volumeĭouble check this name is right by navigating to /dev and using ls -a to find sda 2 - Clone the cardīefore you clone the card, be sure to unmount it!

Setting up nomachine