RIGHT and WRONG ways to give a STATIC IP to your Raspberry PI

With the release of the version of Raspberry PI OS based upon Debian Bookworm, the mechanism that you use to configure a static IP address for your PI has changed...again!

There are some gotchas with this so I figured it'd be useful to show you some of the pitfalls along with the methods I use to give my PIs static IP addresses where required.

Links to things you see in the video (shop around!! These are just what I used!!):
Raspberry PI 5 (this applies to any model where Bookworm can be installed) - https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/ra...

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:29 - Titles
00:36 - Like / Subscribe / Notify / Comment
01:14 - Project Intro
02:19 - GUI Network Manager
04:41 - Command line - dhclient - DOES NOT WORK!
06:40 - Command line - nmcli
08:45 - Command line - reverting to DHCP
08:53 - GUI - reverting to DHCP
09:23 - Command line - reverting to DHCP - nmcli - DOES NOT WORK!
10:01 - Assigning static IP via router - PREFERRED METHOD
11:36 - Outro
13:21 - Closing titles

Equipment used:
Canon M100 camera with 13-55mm kit lens
Shure MV7 mic
Elgato collapsable green screen
Neewer GL1 Pro keylight
Nanlite Pavotube 30C lights
Original video capture using OBS
All video editing using Kdenlive
All image editing using GIMP