Kali Raspberry Pi/Headless Walkthrough - Revision history

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			=Step 6: Post-Install=

			Don't forget the post-install procedure:

			[[Kali Raspberry Pi/Post-Install]]

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Step 3: Hard Code IP Address

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	Now you can shut down the Pi by unplugging the power cable, and insert the SD card into your laptop.		Now you can shut down the Pi by unplugging the power cable, and insert the SD card into your laptop.

	Edit the boot line by modifying the file <code>cmdline.txt</code> on the boot partition of the SD card. Add an IP address to the end, that matches (to the THIRD part) the IP address that your laptop automatically picked out for the link-local IP address. In the case above, the IP address space is <code>169.254.248.X</code>, so I hard-code an IP address in that space for the Pi in <code>cmdline.txt</code>:		Edit the boot line by modifying the file <code>cmdline.txt</code> on the boot partition of the SD card. Add an IP address to the end, that matches (to the THIRD part) the IP address that your laptop automatically picked out for the link-local IP address. In the case above, the IP address space is <code>169.254.248.X</code>, so I hard-code an IP address in that space for the Pi in <code>cmdline.txt</code>.

			The last number is arbitrary, the only limitation is that it cannot match the IP address of the laptop.

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	Materials:		Materials:
			* 1 laptop/desktop running Mac/Linux/Windoze
	* 1 Raspberry Pi		* 1 Raspberry Pi
	* 1 Cat6 ethernet cable		* 1 Cat6 ethernet cable

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Step 5: SSH to the Pi

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Step 1: Ethernet Connection

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	=Step 1: Ethernet Connection=		=Step 1: Ethernet Connection=

	Plug in the ethernet cable from the Pi to your laptop. Then plug in the Raspberry Pi power cord. The Pi should begin with a red light, then switch to red, green, and yellow lights.		Plug in the ethernet cable from the Pi to your laptop.

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			Then plug in the Raspberry Pi power cord.

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			The Pi should begin with a red light, then switch to red, green, and yellow lights.

	Give the Pi and your laptop a minute to communicate. Your computer will assign a link-local IP address in the namespace 169.254.X.Y.		Give the Pi and your laptop a minute to communicate. Your computer will assign a link-local IP address in the namespace 169.254.X.Y.

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Step 3: Hard Code IP Address

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Step 3: Hard Code IP Address

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Step 3: Hard Code IP Address

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Step 3: Hard Code IP Address

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	dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=ttyAMA0,115200 kgdboc=ttyAMA0,115200 console=tty1 elevator=deadline root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootfstype=ext4 rootwait ip=169.254.248.200		dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=ttyAMA0,115200 kgdboc=ttyAMA0,115200 console=tty1 elevator=deadline root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootfstype=ext4 rootwait ip=169.254.248.200
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	=Step 4: Ping the Pi=		=Step 4: Ping the Pi=