🔗 Step 2: Connecting Your Pi to the Internet
There are two ways to get your Pi connected:
1: Editing the SD card:
2: Plugging in to a monitor, keyboard, and mouse
The other method is to plug in a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to your Raspberry Pi as well as a micro USB charger for power. You will likely have to remove the Pi from the car to do this. Once the Raspberry Pi is booted up you will see a network icon where you can select your Wi-Fi network. Sign in to this network.
Your Pi should now be connected to your Wi-Fi!
Now, let’s determine our IP address.
In Terminal on your Pi, type: hostname -I
Write down the 192.168.0.XX number that shows up, we will need that later. The last two digits (XX) are unique to your setup. In the picture above, the last two digits are 11, giving us 192.168.0.11. Make sure you can identify your unique IP.