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Add flashing Armbian images section to user guide
igorpecovnik Dec 5, 2025
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Fix checksum command URL and enhance deployment section
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Update User-Guide_Getting-Started.md
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Revise first login section in user guide
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Revise first login section in user guide 
Updated first login instructions and added a link to Armbian documentation.
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igorpecovnik authored Dec 5, 2025
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## First login

The first boot will log you in automatically if you have connected a display via HDMI or if you are connected to the serial console. For SSH, you need to login as **root** and use the password **1234**. If you need to find your board's IP address, you can use [this tool](https://angryip.org/).
https://docs.armbian.com

After logging in, you will be prompted to change the default password. You will then be asked to create a normal user account that will have sudo permissions. Beware, at this stage, the keyboard is using the QWERTY layout. In case you have no wired network connection and there is a wireless adaptor detected, the system will prompt you to connect.

Welcome to Armbian!
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