Difference between revisions of "RockpiS/getting started/troubleshooting"
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=== Check the serial console === | === Check the serial console === | ||
| − | By default, the ROCK Pi S uses the colorful 26PIN GPIO header | + | 1. By default, the ROCK Pi S uses the colorful 26PIN GPIO header PIN8 and PIN10. |
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| + | 2. The USB to TTL chip must support 1.5Mbps baud rate, some cheap USB to TTL chip can not support such high baud rate. | ||
=== Default non-root user === | === Default non-root user === | ||
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To access ROCK Pi S by SSH, try | To access ROCK Pi S by SSH, try | ||
| − | ping | + | ping ip-of-device |
| − | ssh rock@ | + | ssh rock@ip-of-device |
or | or | ||
ping rockpis.local | ping rockpis.local | ||
| − | ssh @rockpis.local | + | ssh rock@rockpis.local |
Latest revision as of 02:49, 1 June 2020
ROCK Pi S > Getting Started > Troubleshooting
Check the serial console
1. By default, the ROCK Pi S uses the colorful 26PIN GPIO header PIN8 and PIN10.
2. The USB to TTL chip must support 1.5Mbps baud rate, some cheap USB to TTL chip can not support such high baud rate.
Default non-root user
user: rock password: rock
Using SSH
Package ssh is pre-installed on ROCK Pi S system image.
To access ROCK Pi S by SSH, try
ping ip-of-device ssh rock@ip-of-device
or
ping rockpis.local ssh rock@rockpis.local