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An SSH client (SSH is a communication protocol between machines).To connect to your Raspberry Pi remotely, you need two things (we’ll help you find them): After a minute or so, Ubuntu on your Raspberry Pi will have fully booted and connected to the network. Once cloud-init finishes, log in using the username and password you entered in the Advanced Setting menu. You’ll know it’s done when it outputs some more lines after the log-in prompt has appeared. If you interrupt the process you have to start again. It typically takes less than 2 minutes but there is a break between the log-in prompt and cloud-init completing. WAIT for it to finish before trying to log in. Is this even possible? If yes, can you please suggest a solution? Anything at all will be deeply appretiated.During your first boot a tool called cloud-init is doing configuration.

Unsure whether this is more of a rpi question or a linux/networking question, but I've assumed that rpi people handle headless accesses most frequently. I've also thought about setting up a hotspot on the laptop and letting the rpi connect to it on boot, but I've never created a hotspot before and don't know how IP's would be assigned to both devices. Both my laptop and the rpi have a wifi and a bluetooth chip/card/hardware thingy. I've seen tutorials where an ethernet cable can be used to setup a LAN connection between the laptop and the rpi, but this solution is unfeasible (no female ethernet port on the rpi). my laptop travel to a previously unspecified place, where either a Wi-Fi exists and I can fetch the password only after I arrive (no rpi preparation with respect to this specific access point), or the Wi-Fi does not exist at all (e.g. I wonder however how to extend this setup to handle a situation where I, my rpi, and e.g. If I connect my computers to the same network, I'm able to SSH into the rpi from any of them, as I've learned how to setup a static local IP the rpi. Currently, the rpi connects to my home WLAN on boot (using wpa_supplicant and a config file on the wlan0 interface). I really liked the prospect of logging into the rpi through SSH without connecting a spare monitor and keyboard (after interface reduction). I've acquired my first rpi (a Zero W) three days ago and made a headless setup.