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=== Other configuration ===
=== Other configuration ===


There are various other configurations you need to do on your PI. Unlike SSH, these can't be done by storing files on the micro-SD card. You need to use the raspbian configuration tool '''raspi-config''', and this can be accessed on your Pi either in a Graphical User Interface (GUI), or by running a command in Terminal. The same command can be run from a remote device if you successfully have SSH running. On a Windows pc, this will typically involve use of '''PuTTY''' software (an SSH client for Windows) downloaded from <tt>https://www.putty.org/</tt>. In both cases the command to use is <tt>sudo raspi-config</tt>.
There are various other configurations you need to do on your PI. Unlike SSH, these can't be done by storing files on the micro-SD card. You need to use the raspbian configuration tool '''raspi-config''', and this can be accessed on your Pi either in a Graphical User Interface (GUI), or by running a command in Terminal. The same command can be run from a remote device if you successfully have SSH running.
 
Whether on your Pi, or from a remote computer terminal session, the command to use is <tt>sudo raspi-config</tt>.


==== Mandatory ====
==== Mandatory ====
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