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[dd2mf]

Try ssh -v root@(ur ip)

[dd2mf]

-v shows verbose output so it lets just see the errors

[pratiklinear]

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[pratiklinear]

i think my board is not allowing for connection

[dd2mf]

That means the machine's ssh hasn't been setup yet

[dd2mf]

Try pinging the machine

[dd2mf]

And see if it lets you ping it

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[dd2mf]

Huh then ig ssh just hasn't been setup properly

[pratiklinear]

i kept the ssh file in boot folder

[dd2mf]

If you use the raspberry pi usb program

[pratiklinear]

was that correct?

[dd2mf]

You can make ssh work right away

[dd2mf]

Except it would be raspberry pi os

[dd2mf]

But that wouldn't matter much because the rdk boards and the raspberry pi boards are very similar

[dd2mf]

You could try that until you get a uart cable or a monitor u can use with it

[pratiklinear]

oh yeah, but in the rdk documentation they have mntioned about ssh, but they didnt mentuon to make a ssh file

[dd2mf]

Ah

[dd2mf]

I see

[pratiklinear]

oh thats gonna take me time, also more money