(10-17-2023, 09:09 AM)pisuke74 Wrote: Next days I will post all
How can I copy config file via terminal? Or I have to remove sd and see it in the boot partition?
An example about how to copy the file test.txt from the home directory in the PI, assuming the username is "pi" and the PI name in the network is "moode":
(the use of .local for the DNS name is to tell the router to not use internat DNS resolve, as the address is in the local network, so it is faster)
scp pi@moode.local:/home/pi/test.txt .
it will ask you for the password of "pi" on the Raspberry. Replace username / machine name / file name with those of your use case.
general rule:
scp <usrname>@<machine name / IP address>:<complete file path beginning with "/"> <local path>
(if local path is left empty - or "." as in the example - the file will be copied to the directory you are executing the command from.
Under Windows with "putty" you may want to specify it like "C:\test\downloads\" for example)
HTH