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| - | ====== Calaos quick start guide ====== | ||
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| - | ====== Raspberry pi quick start guide ====== | ||
| - | ===== What you need ===== | ||
| - | * A computer with Linux, MacosX or Windows | ||
| - | * A Raspberry pi, Model B | ||
| - | * An SD Card, We recommend an 2GB class 10 SD card (class 4 can be broken much more quickly) | ||
| - | * Download the latest official calaos image for raspberrypi :[[ http:// | ||
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| - | ====== Creating the SD card with calaos os ====== | ||
| - | === Linux === | ||
| - | Launch a terminal and go in the directory where you download the calaos os image. | ||
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| - | $ cd ~/Downloads | ||
| - | $ tar xvf calaos-image-raspberrypi-2014-04-28.tar.xz | ||
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| - | Insert the sdcard into the sdcard reader of your PC. | ||
| - | You need to know what's the device created by linux when the card is inserted. The device name is something like /dev/sdX or / | ||
| - | To know the exact name use the following command : | ||
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| - | $ dmesg | tail | ||
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| - | You should get something like that : | ||
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| - | In that case the device is / | ||
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| - | We need to ensure that this device is not mounted on your system | ||
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| - | $ sudo unmount / | ||
| - | $ sudo unmount / | ||
| - | ... | ||
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| - | or in case your device is detected as /dev/sdX | ||
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| - | $ sudo unmount /dev/sdd1 | ||
| - | $ sudo unmount /dev/sdd2 | ||
| - | ... | ||
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| - | You can verify that the devices are not mounted by using the mount command | ||
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| - | $ mount | ||
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| - | No sdcard must appears in the resulting list. | ||
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| - | Let's now copy the **calaos os** on the sdcard | ||
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| - | sudo dd if=calaos-image-raspberrypi-2014-04-28.sdimg of=/ | ||
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| - | Once the operation is terminated, you can remove the sdcard, and insert it in the Raspberry pi. | ||
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| - | === Macos === | ||
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| - | You can use ApplePi-Baker. It's a free utility tha allows you to write an image to the sdcard. | ||
| - | It can be download here : [[http:// | ||
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| - | === Windows === | ||
| - | You can use Win32DiskImager. You can download it here : [[http:// | ||
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| - | ====== Connecting to the Rpi ====== | ||
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| - | When you boot the raspberrypi, | ||
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| - | ssh root@rasberrypi | ||
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| - | If you already know the IP address, just connect directly : | ||
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| - | ssh root@ip_address | ||
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| - | The default password is empty. | ||
| - | If you have trouble to find the ip adress, look here : http:// | ||
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| - | NOTE : on Linux and MacosX you can use the Terminal to use ssh. On windows you need a program like putty to connect to the raspberrypi : [[http:// | ||
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| - | ====== | ||
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| - | The first thing to do is to start calaos_server to let him create a defaut set of config files in /etc/calaos : | ||
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| - | systemctl start calaos-server | ||
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| - | Then you can set the basic parameters of your calaos installation : username and password. | ||
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| - | $ calaos_config set cn_user nico | ||
| - | $ calaos_config set cn_pass calaos_rox | ||
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| - | These user and password are those that you will use to connect from Calaos Web, Calaos Home or Calaos Installer. | ||
| - | By default when you boot the raspberrypi with a **Calaos OS** image, calaos-server is not started automatically. | ||
| - | If you want it activated every time you start the card, enable it at startup with the following command : | ||
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| - | To see if everything is working fine with calaos server, you can try to connect to the server via Calaos Web. Start your favorite web browser and connect to http:// | ||
| - | You should be able to login, but nothing is displayed in the interface. It's completely **normal** as we don't have configured the whole installation yet. What we need now is to create the configuration of our house, and Calaos Installer will be used for that. | ||
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| - | Calaos Installer is an application for Linux, Macos X and Windows. | ||
| - | You can download it here : TBD | ||