When using the Raspberry Pi, most of the time there is no monitor and keyboard/mouse available, and you may find that you cannot connect via WiFi or wired Ethernet. In these cases, there is still a way to connect, which is through the Raspberry Pi's serial console connected to a computer without using a monitor, keyboard, network cable, or mouse. The following summarizes the steps needed to
A TF card with the best possible performance and quality, with as much disk space as possible
This article uses the SanDisk Extreme Pro TF card (128GB), with a read speed of 200m/s and a write speed of 90m/s
If you use a card with relatively lower read/write speeds, it is possible, but the system and application installation will be relatively slower
You will need a TF card reader to input the system onto the TF card
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First, unplug the Raspberry Pi's power supply to ensure it is powered off while connecting external devices. If you have the operating system installed on a microSD card, you can now insert it into the Raspberry Pi.
Next, plug in other external devices such as a mouse, keyboard, and monitor.
Finally, connect the power supply to the Raspberry Pi. When the Raspberry Pi powers
