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log in issues with Debian GNU/Linux 6.0

SurebuyZ
SurebuyZ over 13 years ago

Hi.

 

Just received my new Raspberry Pi today and set it up as per the getting started instructions downloaded from Element 14. Downloaded Debian for ARM from Element 14 and installed it onto a 16GB SanDisc SD Card. Everything went well and the Rasberyy Pi powered up ok and after pages of start up data I was presented with the log in options so I entered the log in details supplied in the Getting started document - username pi - password suse and Iam given the message Login incorrect and I am then prompted to re enter my log in details which again fail.

 

Please can anyone help with the log in details as the Raspberry Pi appears to be working as it should, it is just the log in details that are causing problems and it is very very frustrating.

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    0 Former Member over 13 years ago

    Peter,

       try raspberry for the password.

     

    also there are newer versions of debian available that might be worthwhile.

    see the raspberrypi.org download site, and notes on updating the firmware.

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    0 Former Member over 13 years ago

    Peter,

       try raspberry for the password.

     

    also there are newer versions of debian available that might be worthwhile.

    see the raspberrypi.org download site, and notes on updating the firmware.

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    0 SurebuyZ over 13 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Thanks very much for that, the Raspberry Pi is now fully functional, just need to learn how to use it now.

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