Mobile Raspberry Pi with ANY iPad. No USB-C needed.

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Following on my from earlier video about pairing the Raspberry Pi 4 with the iPad Pro over USB-C, this video show how to pair any iPad (or iPhone, or Android tablet) with a Pi4 or a Pi3 over WiFi.
Not only that, but this solution solves the problem of how to charge the iPad while using the Pi, and provides a really nice interface for working with WiFi while on the go.
TIMESTAMPS:
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1:35 - What you'll need
3:43 - Install a fresh Raspberry Pi
6:29 - Update all Raspbian packages
6:55 - Install RaspAp
14:00 - Test it out!
USEFUL LINKS and FIXES:
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RaspAp Home Page: raspap.com/
RaspAp FAQ: github.com/billz/raspap-webgu...
Run the RaspAp Quick Installer with `curl -sL install.raspap.com | bash`.
Fix the issue preventing WiFi scanning from working with `sudo wpa_supplicant -B -Dnl80211,wext -c/etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf -iwlan0`.
Make sure that the `dhcp-range` configuration in dnsmasq.conf looks like this: `dhcp-range=192.168.50.50,192.168.50.150,12h`
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@tech_craft 4 года назад

Congratulations to Bruce Skelly and David Muñoz on winning the battery draw. If you’re a winner please email at rob@techcraft.co to arrange for shipping!

@DavidMunoz-lx5qf 4 года назад

Tech Craft I’ll be messaging you from dmunozv04@gmail.com

@johnnyl.4911 4 года назад

Congratulations 🎊

@mdfardeen_11 3 года назад

Hey Rob, could you please make a tutorial to connect a rasberry pi over wifi using your Android tablet...

@igncodmyt6412 Год назад

Sir can u please explain about that unmount thing and about the partition, why did u disable auto unmount....

@johncarroll1368 3 года назад

I have just started on the Raspberry Pi, and even more amazed how much more you can do with it. Now we are getting people like your self who are opening even more ways to use the Raspberry Pi , thank you for a wonderful video and hopefully more to come.

@mightyquinn829 4 года назад

I remember trying to set this kind of configuration up manually a while back when I got my first raspberry pi 2. Such a pain. Spent hours on it before eventually giving up, but I did learn a fair bit. Interesting to see raspAP has not quite mastered zero touch installation! Great vid & powerbank is always useful. Cheers.

@markcote5936 4 года назад

Absolutely awesome tutorial...! Before I discovered your channel purchasing a Raspberry Pi was really just a dream, but the level of detail you add to your videos has me thinking I could do this. Thanks for the fantastic videos and please keep them coming. 👍

@shaunwatson2175 4 года назад

Interesting, I have a iPad Pro never thought of experimenting with my Raspberry Pi with it... will now :)

@MilosTurek 4 года назад

Thanks for this walk through, this is exactly I've been looking for!

@robertpaluchowski8522 4 года назад

Just got my new RaspberryPi 4 and I’m really happy I’ve found your channel, Thanks. More content please

@raiscl 4 года назад

This set up is looking very clean! I was running for the past week the Pi as accesspoint and I would share internet with it and my iPad Air by tethering my phone to both (via USB and Bluetooth). Can’t see why this wouldn’t work in other models of the Pi, my set-up worked in the pi Zero and 3B+ . I’ll give this nice GUI a try =D Thanks for the research and the nice vid man.

@boozekashi 4 года назад

Watched the last video about this and found it interesting, this one got me subscribed! Very good info and enjoyable format.

@MadoMasuri 4 года назад

I have been trying to figure out how to bring my setup anywhere I go. This definitely solves my issue. Thank you sir!

@charleschiang6583 4 года назад

Amazing video and this is exactly what I want! Although I successfully set up pi via USB-C as your previously video showed, however, it consumes my iPad battery quite noticeably while I do heavily coding or installing large files. Before I watched this video, I had to link my iPad via USB’s first, manually set up pi-WiFi, find the IP address, unplug iPad, and finally ssh pi with the IP. So I could charge both iPad and Pi at the same time... Your video is such a brilliant once-for-all solution! I like your ‘never settle’ spirit and always find out the best solution for us. Thank you!

@jwnkndck5270 4 года назад

much better viewing angle to follow the process/instructions. Thanks again for the "nerdy" iPad content, this is more technical than the content from the "standard" tech RU-vidrs. Keep up the the good work :)

@graphitepencil 4 года назад

Just subscribed and thank you for all the info, came through loud and clear.

@tylerpoe8628 4 года назад

Great video! More pi and more iPad tips and tricks. I’m not a coder but I love learning through this channel so I can understand if it would work for my needs.

@toddpl6563 3 года назад

I am in mid 70s from a totally different background. Your one of the best I’ve seen. Thanks.

@markconger8049 4 года назад

Hates off, mate! You’ve done a lion’s share of work and made this pretty simple for anyone with basic skills to follow.

@dwagner6 4 года назад

Really enjoy your videos! Good luck with the channel, you deserve many more subscribers!

@derekturner1293 4 года назад

I was looking for a way to do this on a Pi 3. Thanks for the great content, keep it coming.

@pipponia1234 4 года назад

Hi! Thanks for sharing your experience with iPad Pro and pi. I have both, but never thought to use them together in the way you are doing on mobility, really interesting. Instead I am using both for home automation with home assistant and it works great!

@Zero-wl7oe 2 года назад

I have an ipad 6th gen. Do you think it would be possible to use it as a monitor for pi?

@SirAdaox 4 года назад

Quality guide! Python projects with the Pi would be an amazing series.

@stephaniesayer7191 4 года назад

Always great to see more interesting things to do with Pi

@yezzermz 4 года назад

Thanks for the walkthrough, I have a pi coming in the next few days so might give this a go! One of the powerbanks could be useful to have.

@jimt2349 4 года назад

Wow! I've been looking for something to get me set-up on iPad for development this for ages - thank you!

@DustinSchnabel 4 года назад

Great! I was trying to think of away to do this setup with my older iPad Pro. Thanks for the video!

@jmr 4 года назад

I was skeptical about this video from the title. I was expecting a dumb connect via VNC type video. Instead I got a pretty useful tutorial and thank you for the timestamps in the description so I could skip to the more advanced section!!!!!

@williamoliver9743 4 года назад

Brilliant video yet again! Looking forward to the future content 👍

@ScottMatics 4 года назад

Very timely video! I have been researching options for doing this with my iPad Air 2019 with Lightning.

@St8Wkr 4 года назад

Perfect. Thanks been trying to complete my transition to my IPad Pro. This will help tremendously.

@dsk7988 4 года назад

Thank you for these videos. My husband bought me one for Christmas based on your earlier vid. We still haven’t figured it out, so glad to have found this video tonight. He bought a kit that supposedly had all the necessary parts-not true, so have to wait. But would love to be entered into contest, thank you!

@shawn595 4 года назад

Thank you for posting this. I have the 10.5” iPad Pro and did not want to upgrade just to connect to a Pi.

@ChuaShaoCong 4 года назад

Love you channel! Keep up the amazing content

@chrislim5805 4 года назад

This is a great idea. As an improvement I tried using a pocket wifi to connect the Raspberry Pi and my iPad and still be mobile. That way I can save some memory and cpu cycles on my Raspberry Pi.

@christophermontijo3650 4 года назад

New to the channel and loving all the content!

@scochran3265 4 года назад

Great video. I have learned so much from you!!! Keep the videos coming!!!

@cfazio 4 года назад

Thanks for covering this since I have an iPad Pro with lighting.

@jamesleighton85872 4 года назад

Loving these Pi videos. Cant wait to try this out

@SchoolforHackers 4 года назад

Very nice follow-on to your last Pi/iPad video. Sure a battery would be nice but your info is great.

@ivanguerra1260 4 года назад

Man, you have a very interesting nouse, looks exactlly as mine. Look, I know you are configuring a mobile version of that set, but you can connect everything with a hub ( many versions ) that power the Pi and at same time transfer data.

@IsmaelLa 4 года назад

Spot on video!!! Love the format and method. Thanks so much!

@the_other_ones1904 4 года назад

Great video! I'll have to test this setup on my Holidays :)

@gavinwehlburg8084 4 года назад

Hi Rob, thank you for following up with the non-USB-C / Lightening iPad users, much appreciated and for going through all the relevant steps. For other users than do not necessarily require multiple users to access shared material and therefore access through the Raspberry - So to be clearer, single user with Wireless iPad only and again a Lightening variant, but you want connectivity to multiple hard drives and devices, I have used the Lightening to USB-A adapter with the USB-A connected to an Aukey powered USB-A 3.0 10 Port hub. I have happily connected 10 USB devices and can find and move data around between them, work on files etc. The iPad has wireless, so any connectivity gets me to the internet, worst case a hot-spot with my iPhone. It’s a simple and cheap alternative with little weight. For travel and safety, I use a 2TB SSD which holds plenty for me a ultra light weight and swop this back onto my MacBook Pro when I need to, want to work on the MacBook or need its horse power.. This is not to detract from your setup which provides other alternatives and multi-user but to give other readers another simple, cost effective but single user and light weight portable option. Thank you once again. Kind regards Gavin

@jaytay579 4 года назад

Gavin, if I'm reading this right, are you saying you have gotten the direct connection between a Lightning iPad and a Raspberry Pi to work via the Lightning-to-USB-A adapter and a hub? Because that was my original hope, too, but it seemed like no one was getting an RPI-iPad connection to work over Lightning...

@gavinwehlburg8084 4 года назад

@@jaytay579 Hi Jason, No, I apologize if I have misled you but if you re-read, what I am saying is that I used a Wireless iPad only and I have used the Lightening to USB-A adapter with the USB-A connected to an Aukey powered USB-A 3.0 10 Port hub. From this point, it depends what you wish to connect as to whether or not you need to put power into the Lightening Adapter. For example, a USB 256GB key did not require any power, but a HDD requires power. However, once powered, using the Aukey (also powered), I happily ran multiple HDD's. I am also waiting for a new 2TB Credit Card sized drive, which will then provide me with an SSD (so no moving parts therefore safety of contents) that will take all of my work and can be used between my iPad and MacBook. This will give me a very light weight, but simple set-up to be on the road with my iPad and all my data with minimum of kit. Hope this helps, link attached. Kind regards Gavin www.kickstarter.com/projects/hyperdisk/hyperdisk-probably-the-smallest-and-fastest-portable-ssd/posts/2732171?ref=ksr_email_backer_project_update_registered_users

@robertd654 4 года назад

Thanks for all your great content!

@colindawson4818 4 года назад

There's two things about this video. 1. set the PI to wait for network on boot in Raspi-config otherwise DNSMASQ will mess up. 2. there's no need to do the edit immediatly after the initial install. That's been fixed now. Love this video. it's got me a a great setup for using my PI whilst out.

@pastrycak3s119 4 года назад

Colin Dawson why wait for network on boot?

@colindawson4818 4 года назад

Pastrycak3s as I said DNSMASQ will mess up if you don’t wait for network.

@argee55 4 года назад

Thanks for the very informative video. I’d love to see more raspi videos as well as iPad videos. I’d also like a that powerbrick.

@tsdelaney 4 года назад

Great video! I haven’t gotten a Pi yet, but one is definitely in my future as I’m a ham radio operator and they’re quite a useful computer. Keep up the great work!

@onshisan 4 года назад

I would suggest that you don't only get one, but instead get a few (especially one or more Zero Ws). It's well worth having an extra one or two available for random projects and experimenting once the first one you bought is occupied with whatever you actually decided to buy it for...

@samgerers 4 года назад

This is a really great clear video!

@eliasdetrois 2 года назад

Great setup and really helpful video

@IvanoColtellacci 4 года назад

Thank you, my IPad Pro got a wonderful new RPI4 friend for Christmas ... I like this new iPad + RPI4 power in my bag ... Buon Natale

@aaronkoch77 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing the video, this is a huge help! I am in need of a new battery backup.

@davehanner360 4 года назад

Great vid, the best way to to connect to the Pi without any accessories yet!

@redyetieverything 4 года назад

Thanks, this content has been really helpful.

@christopherhowell3289 4 года назад

Another great example of a how to use a pi! Thanks for the video. 😀

@snlagr 4 года назад

Underrated channel

@carlelton8107 4 года назад

Great content as always!

@RobertVinet 4 года назад

Love all the content about using the Pi with the iPad's. I'll have to give this one a try with my older iPad Pro. Would definitely love either the Zendure Slim 10,000 or Zendure A6PD batteries. Would make a wonderful (and needed) addition to my mobile kit for the the Camino de Santiago this spring. Cheers & Happy holidays.

@tech_craft 4 года назад

Can’t wait to see your pictures from the trip!

@kyleclinton6261 4 года назад

I just set this up on a RaspPi 3 I had available and am connecting with my Android tablet and another Pi currently. Now if I can get the Ethernet port to also proxy through the Pi I will be able to do even more... Trying to connect my Jetson Nano in this mix... Thanks again for this interesting video!

@vluong 4 года назад

can't wait to give with a try with my pi

@godaddypaps 4 года назад

Thank you for this explanation. Would VNC Viewer still work with this setup? So you can use the Raspberry desktop on the iPad as a Linux computer? Without an internet connection and no local network with a router?

@mandeepbatra9775 4 года назад

As always great content :) Will give this method a try as currently using my iPad Pro & Pi with the usc-c setup. Ps wouldn’t mind the Zendure power bank as I’m always on the road. Cheers

@ddurbin1986 4 года назад

Great video. You should talk more about the benefits of using this setup on a public WiFi network. Hoping for that battery!

@Crampingmeow 4 года назад

More raspberry pi videos please. This was awesome!

@gotomt 4 года назад

What a great idea, can’t wait to try it out👍

@gadget5129 4 года назад

This needs way more thumbs up! Or is it thumbs ups? Whichever. It deserves far more than it has. Great work!

@coljenki 4 года назад

Great video, I'll be trying this with my Pi soon.

@mislav3053 4 года назад

Realy good videos you deserve more subs

@yuginoty65 4 года назад

Hey! A big thanks for this vid. My son gave me his RPi 3B+ and also his iPad mini gen 4, adding to my iPad gen 4. I performed most of your recommended actions with my 17" MacBook Pro. Other than installing RaspAp via command line, I used the RPi's menu panels to enable ssh and vnc. On RaspAp, uap0 set up through the hotspot tab, wlan scan worked already, and the dns tab handled its setup. On each of these tabs, I had to enable each function separately and make sure each function was enabled. Interesting thing though, macos terminal stopped connecting via ssh. Also, at Starbucks Coffee, after joining their wifi, the RPi's browser stopped showing webpages other than it's own RaspAp page. Another interesting thing is the vnc connection between the MacBook and the pi is far more stable than the connection between either of the two iPads. Any ideas? PiHelper's , or the iPad, connection has become unstable. Anyway, a fun project. Thanks for the help. Peace...Guy Update: I learned, from RPi website and forum and a magazine for the RPi, that the MacBook also uses command line entries like the RPi. I made entries, on the Mac OS terminal, that allowed the terminal to connect to the RPi via ssh. Also, the webpage problem ended up as a problem, or restriction with the Chromium browser. I searched the "add/removed" panel, on the pi, and found Firefox web browser. Firefox does not seem to have the strict restrictions as Chromium has. It first came to my attention while trying to access different webpages while connected to the public WiFi at Starbuck's Coffee. Some webpages would load and others not. As for the unstable connections with the iPad, that still persists. Not all is perfect yet.........

@geno_sai 4 года назад

Tried this and it works great. I can run shortcuts too from my iPhone to the PI.

@terrytoney5280 4 года назад

Love these videos! Thank you

@opentrail 4 года назад

great detail in the video. well done and thanks for sharing.

@lumacieszkiewicz4909 4 года назад

Wasn’t aware of raspap! Pulled out a 6 year old battery that’s just been sitting for a while and was surprised to see a 3B+ managed to run on it just fine. Definitely going to be giving it a spin and perhaps getting a better battery solution in the future if I get some good use out of it.

@Havanacuba1985 4 года назад

I’m more interested at the moment in being able to use my regular iPad as a screen/keyboard for my pi zero via ssh where there is no network/internet eg in the park /beach etc . Would this allow that? It seems a bit hit and miss at times

@x0rZ15t 4 года назад

Thanks a bunch! Keep up a great work!!!

@dennisplowman7666 4 года назад

Great video. Thanks for all your help.

@tserreyn 2 года назад

Cool type up. Love to see firewall/filtering on the pi too!

@dding12 4 года назад

Keep up the Rpi and iPad content!

@ecceaufx3207 4 года назад

@Tech Craft Thanks for the great explanation, did everything as you said but I cannot access the internet from the ipad after connecting to the hotspot. I tried a lot of things already, but nothing works. could it be a DNS issue? I have ipv4 forwarding enabled in /etc/sysctl.conf

@JohnTarbox 4 года назад

Happy Christmas - the battery would be a nice present to start the new year.

@michaelschneider4797 4 года назад

Great video, thanks for sharing. You made me think to finally update from my first gen RPi to the newest version 😂

@ErnestoOportoBooks Год назад

Thank you. for the. videos. How can I find the written transcript with the instructions? I have. both an iPad Pro and a raspberry pi and want to combine it to use when I dont want to combine them into a lightweight laptop

@joshcunningham1702 4 года назад

Love these setup videos

@RossVarrette 4 года назад

I’ve never heard of that battery company. I’d love to try them out.

@grahamselliott 4 года назад

Interesting little project! One of those batteries would sure come in handy!

@andrewclarke9052 4 года назад

Thanks I wanted to learn about the pie with my iPad :).

@rknightz 4 года назад

Thank for this as I work away alot I am thinking about doing this and adding pi-hole as well.....

@M0IAX 4 года назад

Nice tutorial, thanks. I use a Raspberry Pi for amateur radio but Ive not tried raspap I'll get that set up and give it a go :-)

@DustyAf 4 года назад

Hope you’re doing good man. Love your vids.

@Danglesboy1 3 года назад

So I have an iPad 2 , raspberry pi 4b+ I’m using a Microsd with retro pie . Will using your method change the retro pie settings ?

@becca6466 4 года назад

Hello. Can I add a media server (ie. Plex or Jellyfin) with RaspAP to create a portable media server? If so, how would I go about doing that?

@markfuentes3666 4 года назад

Please more RPi content. Loved this video.

@simba4831 4 года назад

I love watching your your videos, and watching your channel grow! Thank you for making high quality vids for people that want to actually use iPads at their full potential. Also please enter me in the giveaway!

@winner6 4 года назад

Great video, watched your video to connect pi via USB c but my iPad is an old model with no USB c. this is a better method for me.

@rGunti 3 года назад

I've done so many projects with the Pi that use a WiFi hotspot but I just recently found RaspbAP. Also I didn't know you could configure the device to be a client and an AP, I always made sure I had 2 WiFi interfaces available (of which one was always a USB dongle). Will be trying that out soon for sure!

@chrisbarrilleaux 3 года назад

Having trouble with dnsmasq.conf. I removed the # and changed the line to resemble the up range for the dhcp server but once I reboot, the raspAP dash board doesn’t connect. Anything I’m doing wrong?

@etienneb4403 4 года назад

Great explanation. Thanks for all the effort put in. Didn’t know that I could turn my Raspberry pi into a hotspot, helpful while travelling.

@Particlar 4 года назад

Slim battery bank is essential for my travel kit, would love to have the battery along with my rpi4 to use the solution described to go iPad only on work trips.

@jordcodes 3 года назад

Is there a way to use the iPad pro as a screen for your raspberry pi? Id like to setup vs code on the pi and be able to use my iPad Pro for the screen when on the move.

@patwatts9880 4 года назад

I’m fairly new to Raspberry Pi and learning.

@uttarbajarange 8 месяцев назад

Hello TechCraft, Am still not able to understand the use case when iPad and raspberry pi can both use hotspot from our regular phone’s data connection then why do you need RaspAP and the OTG thing to connect to ipad. Am having a iPad Air 2 which am planning to use as a direct monitor so simply with the powered hub USB 3 connection can power up raspberry pi 4 but with your set up am not able to view my raspberry pi desktop on iPad. Not sure what piece am missing here. Please help me understand.

@melrosemediaonline 3 года назад

Hi Can I check that if I am on a flight or in a location without wifi I can still access my pi via VCN using the static ip?

@SergeiJonovich 4 года назад

That's a really useful setup with great instructions. Didn't have the WPA_Supplicant.conf issue you saw, maybe fixed since this was posted? Now to start playing with it! Thanks again! Now subscribed for more goodness!