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2026-02-24 20:07:34 -05:00
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@@ -2,44 +2,37 @@ Raspberry Pi setup
1. Create Raspberry Pi OS Lite SD card from the most recent stable release.
2. Insert SD card in Raspberry Pi and boot.
2. Insert SD card in Raspberry Pi, boot it, and complete initial config.
3. Login as pi. Default password is raspberry.
4. sudo raspi-config and:
3. run sudo raspi-config and:
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! Make
sure you set this before setting any passwords or you may
not be able to log back in!).
4. Set WLAN country.
3. Set WLAN country.
b. Set a strong password for the default user (pi).
b. Use System Options to:
1. Set the hostname.
2. Set Boot / Auto Login to Console.
3. If accessing the network through WiFi, set the Wireless LAN
SSID and passphrase.
c. Under Interface Options, enable SSH.
d. Under Display Options, set underscan as required to get rid of
black screen borders.
e. When you've finished, tab down to highlight Finish and hit enter.
c. Set the desired hostname.
f. Reboot when prompted.
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.
g. When you've finished, tab down to highlight Finish and hit enter.
h. Reboot when prompted.
i. Log back in as pi using the password you set in b. above.
g. Log back in as the user you created during initial configuration.
5. Copy OpenDRS distribution package to /home/pi on the Raspberry Pi and extract.
4. Copy OpenDRS distribution package to the Raspberry Pi and extract.
6. Change directory to the extracted distribution.
5. Change directory to the extracted distribution.
7. Change directory to RPiSetup.
6. Change directory to RPiSetup.
8. run sudo ./terminal-setup.sh
7. run sudo ./terminal-setup.sh