Installing another feeder to my raspberry pi4b

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Are you using a monitor, keyboard and mouse connected to RPI?
If yes, then you better set up your RPi for SSH from your Windows or Mac Desktop/Laptop.

To do this, you will need to shutdown Pi, disconnect power, slip-out microSD card from Pi and slip it into card reader of your Desktop/Laptop. Then follow the instructions below. If you have already configured WiFi, or are using a wired internet connection to RPi, omit steps for WiFi:

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2 - Enable SSH & WiFi

While the microSD card is still in the card reader of your Laptop/Desktop, in File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) click on drive letter of the microSD card (labelled boot) to open it. It will open folder /boot which has many files & few folders.

2.1 - SSH
In the folder /boot , create a new text file and name it ssh
For further details, please see “For Beginners - How-to SSH to RPi - Setup Putty in Windows”

For Piaware SD card image
username = pi
default password = flightaware

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2.2 - WiFi (only if required)
In the folder /boot , you will find a file named “piaware-config.txt” . Open this file using a text editor like Notepad (Windows) orTextEdit (Mac).

In the opened file “piaware-config.txt” , scroll down till you see this text:

wireless-ssid MyWifiNetwork
wireless-password s3cr3t99

Replace MyWifiNetwork by your router’s wifi ssid, and s3cr3t99 by your router’s wifi password.

3 - Slip microSD card in RPi and Power up.