A reader writes:
> How do I determine the IP address of my Pi?
In a shell type:
$ ifconfig
If you type
$ apropos something
it will list all applicable commands, i.e.
$ apropos network
it would have listed ifconfig (but it might not have been obvious that
ifconfig with no argument will display the current network interface
conditions without changing anything). For detail on any command
$ man ifconfig
will display the manual page.
In a shell type:
$ ifconfig
If you type
$ apropos something
it will list all applicable commands, i.e.
$ apropos network
it would have listed ifconfig (but it might not have been obvious that
ifconfig with no argument will display the current network interface
conditions without changing anything). For detail on any command
$ man ifconfig
will display the manual page.
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