Data and Document Transfer from PC to Linux ||Embedded Object Detection Project (Part 3)

Data and Document Transfer from PC to Linux ||Embedded Object Detection Project (Part 3)

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Welcome to my blog! In this blog, I will be sharing my experiences and insights on how I transfer data between different systems and test the functionality of my projects specifically in the Linux environment. By doing so, I ensure smooth execution of the projects in a specific setting.

Method One : SSH（Secure Shell）

Ensure that your Linux development board and PC are on the same network

Find out the IP address of the Linux Developmemt Board

open the terminal and enter the ifconfig
If you’re not sure about the ip address you could also enter hostname -I
scroll all the way down until in the row wlan0
you can see the inet 192.169.0.229

Open the Command Line of the Windows

enter ssh username@IP adress
and the password
If you forget about the passwd you could input sudo passwd <user> to change the passwd without knowing the current one, where <user> refers to the name of your account.

Tranfer document through SCP（Secure Copy）

To copy files from a PC to a development board:
Now make sure you are in the LOCAL instead of login the SSH

scp /local/file/path username@development_board_ip:/destination/path

To copy files from a development board to a PC:

Now also make sure you are in the LOCAL instead of login the SSH

scp username@development_board_ip:/source/file/path /local/destination/path

REMINDER: do not add any unnecessary blank space

Method Two: Xftp7 software

Creates a new session property through IP

click the icon shown in the left up corner of the next photo and enter the ip below

Drag the Document to the Desired Path

If you want to copy the content of your clipboard, you could simply right click the txt file you’ve created before and paste the message into it and then the file in your linux system will ==update real time ==

These are two main methods to transfer data between different systems, and the purpose is to test the functionality of our project specifically in the Linux system. Once you have completed your work on your PC, you can transfer the project to the Linux system for further testing.

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