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Log in to the Raspberry Pi OS
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In this chapter, you will learn how to log in to the Raspberry Pi. This section will guide you through opening the terminal, which you will use in later chapters to enter commands.

.. note::

    If you are already familiar with Raspberry Pi operations, you can skip this chapter.

For command-line access, you can use SSH to connect to the Raspberry Pi's Bash shell, the default Linux shell which allows for managing the device via commands.


**Required Components**

* Pironman 5 
* Power Adapter
* Micro SD card or NVMe SSD with pre-installed Raspberry Pi OS

Steps:

#. Insert the Micro SD card into the Pironman 5.

#. Connect the Pironman 5 to a power source using the power adapter.

#. For detailed tutorials on setting up remote access depending on your computer's operating system, see the following sections:

.. toctree::

    remote_macosx
    remote_windows
    remote_linux