@ZuinigeRijder
As I already had win32diskimager on my pc I used that to start with and added the instructions manually to the sd card for wifi and ssd etc. But that didn't work, no wifi for some reason.
So I now downloaded the Pi imager V1.8.5 and have followed the video instructions to image an sd card. I chose bullseye legacy 32 bit with desktop in case ssd doesn't work for any reason, I assume my spare hdmi monitor will show whats happening.
The video said to power it up first time with nothing connected? then suggests you look for a wifi IP address.
So I did power it with nothing connected for 30mins to make sure it had done whatever it needed to do. I then added a keyboard, mouse LAN cable and HDMI to my monitor and restarted.
My Pi only has 2 USB ports so key/mouse takes them so no room for WIFI dongle.
Some minutes later I have a desktop on the monitor and I am connected to the internet with an IP address for the Pi. It seems extremely slow, but for what I need it for that probably wont matter.
opened file manager on my PC, found ssh folder and deleted the file in there. Now to open a terminal on my PC.
In terminal I put ssh and then mypassword@myPi-IP
It then asked for my password: I typed it very carefully as its invisible and each time I get permission denied please try again.
So unless there is a trick to show what my real password is, though I am 100% sure I typed it correctly I will have to return to the beginning and re-image the card to get a new password.
I do have my desktop still working though if that helps?
As I already had win32diskimager on my pc I used that to start with and added the instructions manually to the sd card for wifi and ssd etc. But that didn't work, no wifi for some reason.
So I now downloaded the Pi imager V1.8.5 and have followed the video instructions to image an sd card. I chose bullseye legacy 32 bit with desktop in case ssd doesn't work for any reason, I assume my spare hdmi monitor will show whats happening.
The video said to power it up first time with nothing connected? then suggests you look for a wifi IP address.
So I did power it with nothing connected for 30mins to make sure it had done whatever it needed to do. I then added a keyboard, mouse LAN cable and HDMI to my monitor and restarted.
My Pi only has 2 USB ports so key/mouse takes them so no room for WIFI dongle.
Some minutes later I have a desktop on the monitor and I am connected to the internet with an IP address for the Pi. It seems extremely slow, but for what I need it for that probably wont matter.
opened file manager on my PC, found ssh folder and deleted the file in there. Now to open a terminal on my PC.
In terminal I put ssh and then mypassword@myPi-IP
It then asked for my password: I typed it very carefully as its invisible and each time I get permission denied please try again.
So unless there is a trick to show what my real password is, though I am 100% sure I typed it correctly I will have to return to the beginning and re-image the card to get a new password.
I do have my desktop still working though if that helps?