Prompt Title: Connect mobile hotspot Raspberry

To connect your Raspberry Pi to a mobile hotspot using the command line, you can use the bluetoothctl command to manage Bluetooth connections and nmcli to configure the network. First, make sure you have the necessary packages installed:

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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install bluez pi-bluetooth network-manager

Now follow these steps to connect your Raspberry Pi to your mobile hotspot:

1. Enable the hotspot on your mobile device. Consult your device's user manual or settings to enable the hotspot.

2. On your Raspberry Pi, run bluetoothctl to enter the Bluetooth control interface:

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bluetoothctl

3. In the bluetoothctl interface, enable the Bluetooth agent and set it to the default agent:

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agent on
default-agent

4. Scan for nearby Bluetooth devices:

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scan on

5. Look for your mobile device in the list of discovered devices, and take note of its MAC address.

6. Pair your Raspberry Pi with your mobile device using the MAC address:

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pair <your_mobile_device_mac_address>

7. Trust the mobile device:

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trust <your_mobile_device_mac_address>

8. Exit bluetoothctl:

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exit

9. Now, use nmcli to connect to the mobile hotspot network:

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sudo nmcli device connect <your_mobile_device_mac_address>

Replace <your_mobile_device_mac_address> with the MAC address of your mobile device.

10. To check if your Raspberry Pi is connected to the internet, you can use a command like:

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ping google.com

This will establish a connection to your mobile device's hotspot. Keep in mind that using your mobile device's hotspot may consume data from your mobile data plan. Check with your mobile carrier to ensure you have enough data available before using your device as a hotspot.