


On your Mac, open up terminal and type sudo nano /etc/hosts.(I didn’t want to do the old /etc/network/interfaces route, even though I know this works.) So instead I have just configured my router to ensure the Pi gets the same IP address every time, but you may like to set a static IP if you can’t do that. Note: it’s a good idea to set a static IP address for the next bit, but I couldn’t for the life of me get this working using the ‘new’ Raspbian way using nf.

In the first section (eth0) make a note of your IP address. From here: enable SSH, assign a hostname (if you like) and also change the root password Set the Pi up on a screen with keyboard, boot it, login using default credentials (user pi, pass: raspberry).If you’re doing this, then commands you need to type will look like this. I am using the -Lite (no UI) version so may have had to do extra stuff that the full fat version didn’t require. I used Etcher for the first time and was very impressed as it worked perfectly. This assumes you have a completely fresh copy of Raspbian latest. Have not got much further yet, so not yet sure what other issues I will encounter. The trick was to install an early version ( 6.4.6 to be exact) and once I did this, all seemed to work OK. NET that you get using NuGET doesn’t seem to work in Mono. The main issue I encountered is the latest MySQL Connector for. You could choose to use VSCode on your Mac if you didn’t want to go down the Windows dev VM route. It’s actually relatively straight-forward to setup, but there were one or two hoops I jumped through, so I figure this may be helpful. NET 4.5.2 running on a Raspberry Pi 3 under Mono Dev environment is Windows 10 + Visual Studio 2015 running as a virtual machine inside VMWare Fusion on Max OSX 10.11.6.Update: if you’re just looking to build a simple LAMP server on a Pi, then there is an updated version of this guide which installs more up to date versions of e.g., PHP, here.įor reasons I won’t go into, I have an unnecessarily complicated set of requirements:
