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Commonly used commands for Raspberry Pi

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On this episode of Crazy Will Tech Show, I show you commonly used commands for a Raspberry Pi. I've wanted to make this video for awhile now. I have several raspberry pies. The zero w, 1, 4 and 2 3s. I've done several projects like Home assist, Home bridge, HOOBs, retro pie, Octoprint, media vault, and many many others. I have gotten quite proficient using Linux commands l, which you use to run and use the raspberry pi operating system. I show you the basic commands and some not so basic ones so you can get any project done that you're looking to get started. These are the roadblocks that I hit when I was trying to learn how to program a raspberry pi. Simple things like how to get root access, make a file, make a directory, how to delete them, and how to navigate the operating system. If you are looking for good tutorial on the basics of programming a raspberry pi this video is for you. So let me show you the commonly used commands for Raspberry Pi.
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Look up ip = sudo ifconfig
get update = sudo apt-get update
get upgrade = sudo apt-get upgrade
Both at same time = sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
reboot = sudo reboot
root = sudo su
login = sudo login
Raspberry pi settings = sudo raspi-config
list via = ls
change directory = cd
make file = sudo nano (file or directory)
remove file = rm
copy a file = sudo cp (file name new file name)
see directory = pwd
make diretrary = mkdir
remove directory = sudo rm -rf
Raspberry Pi OS
putty software use
Videos I mentioned
Raspberry ip playlist
How to set up raspberry pi with wifi and ssh
Raspberry pi cheat sheet
Look up ip = sudo ifconfig
get update = sudo apt-get update
get upgrade = sudo apt-get upgrade
Both at same time = sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
reboot = sudo reboot
root = sudo su
login = sudo login
Raspberry pi settings = sudo raspi-config
list via = ls
change directory = cd
make file = sudo nano (file or directory)
remove file = rm
copy a file = sudo cp (file name new file name)
see directory = pwd
make diretrary = mkdir
remove directory = sudo rm -rf
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