I didnt think booting from a laptop is not gonna change that. I didnt expalin myself enough. When ı made a resarch about connecting pi to laptop most of videos and forums says ı should use the program called putty. İf ı can make this another way ı can try it.Sorry I know I should use a SD card, and I have a SD card, but when I trying to connect raspberry pi the program names putty says connection refused,
What makes you think booting from the laptop will change that?
There's only one reasonably easy option: Set up a TFTP server, DHCP server, DNS server, and NFS server containing the OS on the laptop then network boot the Pi. Both of which will likely require third party software on your windows laptop. Not least because windows has no support for ext4 and using NTFS for the backing store will complicate things significantly.
Official documentation is here but assumes the boot server is another Pi not a windows box.
Statistics: Posted by Makify — Wed Nov 20, 2024 6:17 pm
