No, here's what we are going to do, we are going to install a small software that is called Potti
and it's going to establish an age connection to a Raspberry Pi in order to prepare it also for the
headless mode.
So just go and download Potti.
Click here to download it.
And, well, just choose the 86 64 bit MSRA.
It will start downloading, just install it full of instructions and it should be installed.
Now, I have already done that after we have installed it, we need to write the hostname.
So the hostname in our case is called Raspberry Pi local.
So I'm going to die.
Presbury by.
Not local.
And I'm going to click on OK, so the default user name is called by.
So just type by I.
OK.
And the password is actually just this word here, Rasberry.
So if you type this rasberry, you should be getting the password.
So just deprez very.
Maybe I clicked something wrong, I'm a little bit again, Rasberry.
OK, so right now, as you can see, we are inside the Raspberry Pi, and that's great.
What I want to do is right now is to configure the headless mode myself.
To do that, I just need to type pseudo.
And then I'm going to type Redzepi Dot Dash.
Conflict and I'm going to be getting a screen like that, so I'm going to be getting to a screen that
looks like a boot screen.
No, I want you to go to interface options and I want you to enable the V and C.
Would you like to enable V and C click on.
Yes.
And right now, VMC is enabled, it means that we can go and install Venky viewer in order to access
the Raspberry Pi.