Incorporated changes for release 1.3.0

RaspberryPiSetup.txt

@@ -4,34 +4,36 @@ Raspberry Pi setup
 
 2. Insert SD card in Raspberry Pi and boot.
 
-3. Login as pi.
+3. Login as pi. Default password is raspberry.
 
 4. sudo raspi-config and:
     
-    a. Set a strong password for the default user (pi).
-    
-    b. Set the desired hostname.
-    
-    c. Set Wireless LAN SSID and passphrase if using WiFi for networking.
-    
-    c. Use Localisation Options to:
+    a. Use Localisation Options to:
         1. Set locale to en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8.
         2. Set timezone.
         3. Set keyboard layout (IMPORTANT! Raspberry Pi OS is made in 
 			England, so unless that's the kind of keyboard you have, the
-			default layout will make your symbols come out wrong!).
+			default layout will make your symbols come out wrong! Make 
+			sure you set this before setting any passwords or you may 
+			not be able to log back in!).
         4. Set WLAN country.
     
-    d. Use Interfacing Options to enable SSH server.
+    b. Set a strong password for the default user (pi).
     
-    e. If you have black borders on the sides of the screen, use Display
+    c. Set the desired hostname.
+    
+    d. Set Wireless LAN SSID and passphrase if using WiFi for networking.
+    
+    e. Use Interfacing Options to enable SSH server.
+    
+    f. If you have black borders on the sides of the screen, use Display
         Underscan option to change Overscan compensation.
     
-    f. When you've finished, tab down to highlight Finish and hit enter.
+    g. When you've finished, tab down to highlight Finish and hit enter.
     
-    g. Reboot when prompted.
+    h. Reboot when prompted.
     
-    h. Log back in as pi using the password you set in a. above.
+    i. Log back in as pi using the password you set in b. above.
 
 5. Copy OpenDRS distribution package to /home/pi on the Raspberry Pi and extract.