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--- network_protocol_programming_lab:2_installdebiansd [2022/04/12 17:31] – fangenoorth
+++ network_protocol_programming_lab:2_installdebiansd [2022/04/18 16:59] (current) – [Boot the BeagleBone Black] fangenoorth
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 **IMPORTANT: First press "//User Boot//" button and then connect the power supply. And NOT the other way round.**
-Otherwise the BeagleBone Black will not boot from your SD card, but from the internal eMMC. Also be sure, that the BeagleBone Black is connected via the Ethernet interface and has access to a DHCP server (a DHCP server is installed at TKN or at home on your DSL router). If you are unable to connect your BeagleBone to a router via ethernet, you may also access your BeagleBone via USB as described in [[network_protocol_programming_lab:2_1_access_via_usb|Access the BeagleBone Black via the USB interface]]. Note however that we recommend accessing the BeagleBone via ethernet as this gives you the most stable and fastest connection.
+Otherwise the BeagleBone Black will not boot from your SD card, but from the internal eMMC.
-Once the boot process is finished, you can establish a ssh connection to the BeagleBone Black. The required ssh client is already installed in Linux and Mac OS. If you are using MS Windows you have to install a client by yourself. A popular client is Putty, that can be obtain from http://www.putty.org. In more recent Windows versions a ssh client is already included. Simply open a PowerShell and test if the ''ssh'' command works.
-Using Linux or Mac OS, open a terminal application and enter the following command: <code bash>ssh debian@beaglebone</code>
-In the above example a ssh connection to the host **beaglebone** with the userid **debian** will be established. The ssh client will ask you for the password of the user **debian** that is **temppwd**.
-In the case that your host doesn't support mDNS the above command will not work, as your computer is unable to resolve the hostname. In this case you will have to figure out the IP address of your BeagleBone manually and use it instead of ''beaglebone''.
-For MS Windows users, please follow the instructions of Putty.
+To verify that your Linux image booted successfully, connect to your BeagleBone using one of the described methods in the next wiki page [[network_protocol_programming_lab:2_2_access_general|Accessing the BeagleBone Black]].
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