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Set up SMB sharing on your Pi, http://raspberrywebserver.com/serveradmin/share-your-raspberry-pis-files-and-folders-across-a-network.html

Then, on your Mac, go to finder > go > connect to server (cmd+k) > and enter the address of your pi smb://192.Ras.Pi then you can navigate the folder structure, copy/paste files, etc.

Set up SMB sharing on your Pi, http://raspberrywebserver.com/serveradmin/share-your-raspberry-pis-files-and-folders-across-a-network.html

Then, on your Mac, go to finder > go > connect to server (cmd+k) > and enter the address of your pi 192.Ras.Pi then you can navigate the folder structure, copy/paste files, etc.

Set up SMB sharing on your Pi, http://raspberrywebserver.com/serveradmin/share-your-raspberry-pis-files-and-folders-across-a-network.html

Then, on your Mac, go to finder > go > connect to server (cmd+k) > and enter the address of your pi smb://192.Ras.Pi then you can navigate the folder structure, copy/paste files, etc.

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jrubins
jrubins
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  • 2

Set up SMB sharing on your Pi, http://raspberrywebserver.com/serveradmin/share-your-raspberry-pis-files-and-folders-across-a-network.html

Then, on your Mac, go to finder > go > connect to server (cmd+k) > and enter the address of your pi 192.Ras.Pi then you can navigate the folder structure, copy/paste files, etc.