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Loaded Raspbian Stretch on SD card using SD formatter
Connect to external monitor.
Used code to insure most recent update
Sudo apt-get update
Then used code to insure most recent version of Raspbian Stretch :
Sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install realvnc-vnc-server
sudo raspi-config
Navigate to Interfacing Options.
- Navigate to Interfacing Options.
- Scroll down and select VNC > Yes.
hostname -I
to get your IP of the Raspberry Pi
Enter your Raspberry Pi's private IP address into VNC Viewer on your PC (or other
device you wish to control the Raspberry PI from. Set up your password.
Building the cloud.Using the Chinese Lanterns however many you wish. I used 3 small ones.
Use the Baling wire / Twine to strengthen the connection between them then use the hot glue to stick the filler around the outer perimeter of the lanterns. Keep the openings to top for easier access to insert the Pi, usb lights, usb speaker what ever you wish to place inside. (the lights and speaker are powered by the PI so only one power lead need to come out of the cloud)
Make a cap to cover opening so you can get access later if needed. (I used a piece of paper which I glued filler on top of)
Find a spot to Hang the cloud from (Or make a Stand like I did)
Power on and connect to the Pi using VNC viewer on your PC. Play music, store files or use as a sever.
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