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Why does my Raspberry Pi say Access Denied?
When I boot the raspberry and try to login via ssh with username:pi and password:raspberry I only get the “access denied” message as if the password were not correct. I found out that the password is always list after reboot so I have to set the password for pi manually everytime to be able to use ssh login.
How to restart service on Raspberry Pi Stack Exchange?
With most Linux distros I’ve used, it’s simply sudo service restart This is because many or most linux distros are descended from Debian, which traditionally has used a “UNIX System 5” (aka. SysV) style init system. In fact, if you go back far enough all linux distros used this kind of system.
Why is my Raspberry Pi not restarting?
I think that your problem may be that you are connecting to the Pi through ssh and expecting it to restart, the problem is when restarting the ssh process your ssh connection to that very same process is broken.
Do you need Sudo to restart service on Raspberry Pi?
No sudo required as far as I have ever noticed. There should be a time there indicating when the service was stopped and started again and it will be very clear whether it is running, or whether it failed. In the latter case an error will usually be described.
Can You mount a network drive on a Raspbian Pi?
When I run sudo mount -a the network drive mounts successfully and I can do cd /media/disk1 then ls which correctly gives me a list of all the folders on said network drive. However, after rebooting the pi when I cd to that location and run ls again, nothing is there.
Why does my Raspberry Pi not mount at boot?
Lastly, there is now a “Wait for network” box that that can be ticked in the Raspberry Pi Configuration Utility, that solved my mount at boot problem. After 2 days of struggles, mine is now finally mounted and does so at boot !
What to do if Raspbian Cant connect to network?
sudo raspi-config and set the Wait for Network at Boot option to Slow wait for network connection before completing boot and reboot. Of course the boot up time may well be affected but if that’s not critical, this method can be used.