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By default, the ROCK Pi S uses the colorful 26PIN GPIO header PIN19 and PIN21. | By default, the ROCK Pi S uses the colorful 26PIN GPIO header PIN19 and PIN21. | ||
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| + | === Default non-root user === | ||
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| + | user: rock | ||
| + | password: rock | ||
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| + | === Using ssh === | ||
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| + | Package ssh is pre-installed on ROCK Pi S system image. | ||
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| + | To access ROCK Pi S by SSH, try | ||
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| + | ping debian.local | ||
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| + | ping rockpis.local | ||
| + | ssh @rockpis.local | ||
Revision as of 10:53, 5 July 2019
ROCK Pi S > Getting Started > Troubleshooting
Check the serial console
By default, the ROCK Pi S uses the colorful 26PIN GPIO header PIN19 and PIN21.
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 debian.local ssh [email protected]
or
ping rockpis.local ssh @rockpis.local