I have a Raspberry Pi that has been configured and now I have to set it up and running, however I have no access to it with mouse nor keyboard. How do I control it to set it up correctly with my configurations while considering that I have no access to it with a non-BT-mouse or such?
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I have a Raspberry Pi 3, running Raspian OS and connected to the official 7" Raspberry Pi touchscreen. The Pi is used to display a information dashboard, built using the Dashing framework. The dashboard is displayed in Chromium and made full screen using the F11 key.
As it stands, the dashboard Pi works well. However, I would like to utilise the touchscreen more. My thoughts are to display multiple Dashing dashboards within a single instance of Chromium, each dashboard being displayed in a different tab, and use touchscreen gestures to switch between them. Something like a 3-finger swipe to switch between Chromium tabs, and hence dashboards, would be ideal.
Any thoughts on how I can do this? A quick google shows very little to do with gestures with the Raspberry Pi touchscreen.
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So far, what i tried is that
put raspbian image on to SD card.
power up PI with Sd card.
And after booting, a set-up option window popped up which i can't skip without keyboard.
Is there any way to skip this option menu ..?
Thank you
No, there are no buttons or physical input on the Raspberry PI itself, so without plugging some input device in you cannot skip the menu.
You could install Raspbian on a Raspberry PI emulator, do all the setup on your computer, then copy the already-setup disc image to your SD card. Here's a tutorial for setting up QEMU to emulate the Raspberry PI (and it includes installing Raspbian on the emulator): http://xecdesign.com/qemu-emulating-raspberry-pi-the-easy-way/
That seems like a lot of work though. You should probably just borrow someone's keyboard.