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Did you try "ssh pi@..." where the X's are the IP address of the pi?

Carlos, The first thing I would check is what is the signal strength from your Pi to the WiFi router.? You can do this with this simple command: sudo iw wlan0 station dump | grep signal | awk

Hello Carlos, Ah.. ok, I didn't remember hearing the Rpi was on wifi. None the less, I bet the PC and the Rpi are still on the same LAN so while they are indeed using the router, they aren't going

David thanks for your help. Since you're doing a connection from one internal host to another internal host, you are NOT going through your router or using it's port forward setting. ***Explain?? PC

Hi David, I should have clarified that I am running the Pi headless, so I have an older Panasonic Toughbook laptop running Ubuntu hardwired via Ethernet to use as a keyboard/screen interface with the

I have been booting debian environments from thumb drives for 15+ years, since "live" iso releases became a thing. Very handy for poking around the occasional windows box, etc. USB 3.O makes the

Ok, I know what those are, so you are booting off those instead of the micro SD drive, right? I watched a video that talked about doing that, but am not sure I wanted to go that route at this time.

Hello David, The whole issue of "finding the card wiped" is just bizzare to me. It's not common so something else must be happening here assuming that once you shutdown the Rpi with a "sudo

aka thumb drive. The little SD cards are a pain on the pi400. Mine is velcro'd to the desk. The USB 3.0 flash drive plugs into a USB 3.0 hub.

Hi In the Pi menu selection it is I think under Preferences, or Utilities, and is a standard item for creating a backup. It isn't real fast but it does work. Marty kd8bj

Hi Don't know what "USB Flash" is, I just go to the menu item to backup SD card, make sure to have the backup disk in the adapter and let it go. I agree it isn't real fast but then I am not usually

Hi James, I did try putting the card back in the Pi, and could not connect via SSH. I have not reformatted the same card--I used a different one. Based on your suggestion (and others here) I have

Dave, thanks for sharing your experience. I will re-examine the cards on a Linux system and see if there is anything there. However the Pi would not take my SSH so I am not optimistic. I did read on

David, thank you for the very helpful information. The SD card is a 32 GB SanDisk and the reader is built into the same laptop I used to flash the image. I used an SD adapter for Micro SD with it.

Fred, thanks for the suggestion. I didn't think to look for backup instructions for the Pi, since I didn't even know it had that capability.

Hi Marty, no, I didn't know there was one.

Hi Dave, no I might try that next instead, Thanks for the suggestion.

Hello Carlos, Since you're doing a connection from one internal host to another internal host, you are NOT going through your router or using it's port forward setting. I assume that when you say

David, thanks for the reply. I was at extreme frustration point when I posted and just sorta puked out HELP. Pi OS is the default Raspbian, 8G.? Internet speed is 250 synched.? PC is Mint 19 Tara,

Does it work on USB Flash? That's what I'm using. 73