Connecting via ssh to Raspberry Pi 4 running Buildroot image

Hi!

I am brand new to this community. I just began building my Raspberry Pi-based OVOS system in the past couple of weeks.
I have been using the Buildroot image to build my own version of the Mycroft/OVOS assistant. I followed the instructions found here:

		https://openvoiceos.github.io/community-docs/qs_intro/#buildroot-latest-image

I have managed to get the OVOS OS system running on a raspberry pi 4, with a small screen, mouse, keyboard, and a Blue Snowball Ice microphone. It works!
It responds to basic commands, such as start timer, shows the time and date, and plays songs. I want to add new skills, though. I have gotten as far as determining that I need to connect to the Raspberry Pi using ssh, but I cannot get this to work. I have been attempting to connect using Ubuntu terminal on my main computer, with “ssh ovos@[Raspberry Pi’s IP Address]”. I then input the password that was given at

		https://openvoiceos.github.io/community-docs/config/. 

However, this results in ‘access denied’.
I cannot figure out where the password for my Pi is, If I am actually invoking its true name, or if the password is even a thing with the Raspberry pi-based OVOS operating system.
For this reason I cannot load new skills onto my home-brew OVOS-based smart speaker.

tl;dr: I cannot add new skills to OVOS, because I cannot connect with my Pi using ssh, because I cannot find my Pi’s name nor password, I think.

What should I do?

Thanks!

That image is an older version. It is still using the mycroft user.

ssh mycroft@<your-ip-address>
pw: mycroft

Ah. It works now. Thanks!
BTW, the instructions on how to change it to something more secure, found here,

https://openvoiceos.github.io/community-docs/ht_config_security/

were really confusing. Might be something that folks need to be able to follow easily. :slight_smile: :passport_control:

That is a little confusing. I will try and clean that up soon. Thanks for the feedback.