sepastian · May 1, 2019 20:16
diff --git a/raspberry_headless_initial_login b/raspberry_headless_initial_login
 # Use lsleases (https://github.com/j-keck/lsleases) to detect the Raspberries IP address.
 # Other suggested using ping and arp, both of which rely on the hostname of the Raspberry to display as 'raspberry';
 # depending on the network, the hostname may change;
 # lsleases will still work.

 $ sudo lsleases -s
 2015/01/15 15:36:40 startup -  version:  1.4.0
 2015/01/15 15:36:40 enable active check - ping every: 15m
 #
 # Reboot the Raspberry and wait
 #
 2015/01/15 15:37:10 new DHCP Lease: '132.231.71.116  b8:27:eb:f5:c3:4a raspberrypi'

 # SSH into the Raspberry.
 $ ssh [email protected] # password: raspberry

 # When logging into a Raspberry PI for the first time in non-headless mode,
 # it would run raspi-config; run raspi-config manually.
 $ sudo raspi-config

 # Optionally, purge X and everything depending on it.
 $ sudo apt-get remove --dry-run --auto-remove --purge 'libx11-.*'
	# Use lsleases (https://github.com/j-keck/lsleases) to detect the Raspberries IP address.
	# Other suggested using ping and arp, both of which rely on the hostname of the Raspberry to display as 'raspberry';
	# depending on the network, the hostname may change;
	# lsleases will still work.

	$ sudo lsleases -s
	2015/01/15 15:36:40 startup - version: 1.4.0
	2015/01/15 15:36:40 enable active check - ping every: 15m
	#
	# Reboot the Raspberry and wait
	#
	2015/01/15 15:37:10 new DHCP Lease: '132.231.71.116 b8:27:eb:f5:c3:4a raspberrypi'

	# SSH into the Raspberry.
	$ ssh [email protected] # password: raspberry

	# When logging into a Raspberry PI for the first time in non-headless mode,
	# it would run raspi-config; run raspi-config manually.
	$ sudo raspi-config

	# Optionally, purge X and everything depending on it.
	$ sudo apt-get remove --dry-run --auto-remove --purge 'libx11-.*'