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To resolve the authorization error, reflash your SD card with the same image or use an untouched SD card. Modify the sysconf.txt file to set the username, password, and enable SSH, then boot the Beagle Bone with the SD card. After booting, establish a connection via SSH, update the known_hosts file, and log in using the specified password.

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Rectifying

To resolve the authorization error, reflash your SD card with the same image or use an untouched SD card. Modify the sysconf.txt file to set the username, password, and enable SSH, then boot the Beagle Bone with the SD card. After booting, establish a connection via SSH, update the known_hosts file, and log in using the specified password.

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for authorization error problem , follow these step:

1 - flash your SD card again with the same image : important as you need a new key to boot
again , or take SD card from which you have not booted till now.

2 - now once flashing is complete , the SD name will appear as BOOT in your PC

3 - open this BOOT : search for [Link] file in this BOOT

4 - open this [Link] file in NOTEPAD/TextEditor , remove all the content in this file and copy
-paste this content

user_name=debian

user_password=temppwd

user_groups=sudo

enable_ssh=1

5 - in "user_password = " : enter your own password by editing temppwd

6 - save this file , and safely eject it

now put the SD card in beagle Bone and boot through SD card

7 - wait for 5-6 minutes as it takes time , once boot is successful : check "ping [Link]" , to
check if connection is established

8 - type cmd now in terminal

" ssh [Link] -l debian "


9- you will see this warning of " REMOTE host " likeimage , if everything is proper

10 - after this warning type this command you see at last just like this image after remove with

ssh-keygen -f ‘/home/kunal/.ssh/known_hosts’

your command will be different just see , what is provided to you to remove as shown in image

11 – after this : you will se message of “ /home/kunal/.ssh/known_hosts updated”

12 – again type

ssh [Link] -l debian

13 – it will ask for password : enter the password that you have enter in [Link] file

14 – you will be logged in if everything goes well

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