Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- raspberry_pi [2014/11/23 04:10]
darts removed
+++ raspberry_pi [2014/11/23 04:19]
darts
@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-<html>
+===== Raspberry Pi(rate)Box Documentation =====
-<div class="jumbotron">
+{{::pirate-pi.2.jpg?600|}}
-<h1>Raspberry Pi(rate)Box</h1>
-<p><b>Raspberry Pi(rate)Box 1.0 </b><b><a href="http://downloads.piratebox.de/ArchLinuxARM-2014.10-PirateBox1.0.1_rpi_1.0.1.img.zip.torrent">is now available for download via BitTorent!</a></b> See our <b>easy DIY instructions below </b> for details on how to <b>build your own Pi(rate)Box.</b> <b><a href="/faq">And learn more about the PirateBox project here</a>.</b><br/>
-</p>
-<img src="/_media/pirate-pi.1.jpg?w=800&tok=8a91c9" class="img-responsive img-rounded" alt="Pi(rate)Box">
-<h1>PirateBox 1.0 Features</h1>
-<p><b>Responsive design</b> for ease of use with phones and tablets; <b>UPnP Media Server</b> for local streaming of movies and songs; <b>Image and Message Board</b> for 4chan-like functionality; <b>chat room</b> for anonymous communications; <b>browser-based file sharing system!</b></p>
-</div>
-</html>
-====== PirateBox Raspberry Pi DIY ======
-**PirateBox** is an **anonymous offline mobile file-sharing and communications system** built with **free software** and inexpensive **off-the-shelf hardware**. You can use it to transform any space into a free and open offline communications and file sharing network. **[[:faq|Learn more about PirateBox on our FAQ page!]]**
-===== Install PirateBox  ======
-The following instructions are for installing **PirateBox** on a Raspberry Pi. For support, be sure to check out the **[[http://forum.piratebox.cc/list.php?7|Raspberry Pi(rate)Box discussion board]]** on our **[[http://forum.piratebox.cc|PirateBox Forum]]**.
-==== Stuff You'll Need ====
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>1.</b></span></html> **Raspberry Pi version A/B ** **[[amazon>B009SQQF9C|(Amazon)]]** **[[http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA0AT1AK5908&cm_re=raspberry_pi-_-13-142-001-_-Product|(Newegg)]]** **[[https://www.farnell.com/pi/ |(Farnell)]]**
-**Raspberry Pi version B+** **[[https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LPESRUK/ref=s9_simh_gw_p147_d0_i1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=1KSB0KWEWNB65TZX33C3&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=1688200382&pf_rd_i=507846 |(Amazon)]]** **[[http://www.farnell.com/pi/ |(Farnell)]]**
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>2.</b></span></html> **SD Card** **[[amazon>B003VNKNEG| 8GB Card (Amazon)]]** //**Class 10** SDHC//
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>3.</b></span></html> **USB Wi-Fi Adapter [[:raspberry_pi:piratebox_wifi_compatibility|(compatible devices)]]**
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>4.</b></span></html> **5 volt power supply**
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>5.</b></span></html> **USB Flash Drive** (formatted FAT32 with a single partition) The Kingston DT 16GB works well **[[amazon>B00DYQYITG|(Amazon)]]** **[[http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA12K11S3818&cm_re=Kingston_DTSE9H_16GB-_-20-239-003-_-Product|(Newegg)]]**
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>6.</b></span></html> **Ethernet cable**
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>7.</b></span></html> **Computer with ethernet port**
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>8.</b></span></html> **5V/USB Battery** (optional)
-==== Installation ====
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>1.</b></span></html> First, using a **BitTorrent client** ([[https://www.transmissionbt.com/|Transmission for OS X and Linux]]) ([[http://deluge-torrent.org/|Deluge for Windows, OS X or Linux]]) on your computer, download a copy of the **[[http://downloads.piratebox.de/ArchLinuxARM-2014.10-PirateBox1.0.1_rpi_1.0.1.img.zip.torrent|Raspberry Pi(rate)Box 1.0 image]]**. **Note:** Please help seed this file for other PirateBox downloaders!
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>2.</b></span></html> Extract the **ArchLinuxARM-2014.10-PirateBox*.zip** file and follow the Raspberry Pi **SD Card Setup instructions** **[[http://elinux.org/RPi_Easy_SD_Card_Setup#Flashing_the_SD_card_using_Mac_OSX|(OS X instructions)]]** **[[http://elinux.org/RPi_Easy_SD_Card_Setup#Flashing_the_SD_Card_using_Windows|(Windows instructions)]]** **[[http://elinux.org/RPi_Easy_SD_Card_Setup#Flashing_the_SD_Card_using_Linux_.28including_on_a_Pi.21.29|(Linux instructions)]]** to install the image to your SD card.
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>3.</b></span></html> Once you've finished copying the **Raspberry Pi(rate)Box** image to your SD card, insert it into the Raspberry Pi and connect it via ethernet cable to your home router. **Be sure your USB Wi-Fi adapter and FAT32 formatted USB drive are both plugged in** (see "Stuff You'll Need" section above for more info on compatible devices).
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>4.</b></span></html> Wait 2-3 minutes for your Pi to fully boot and then open a terminal window (for OS X, go to Applications > Utilities > Terminal; for Windows, install and open [[http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/|PuTTY]]) and ssh into your PirateBox:
-  ssh root@alarmpi
-The **password** is: root
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>5.</b></span></html> Once you've logged in, change your password (to something you'll remember!) by using the password command:
-  passwd
-**Note:** you will be prompted to enter and then confirm your new password.
-//**Note:** At this point, if you happen to know you need to switch your hostapd package or config with an included alternate one, you should do so following [[raspberry_pi:mods?&#using_alternative_hostapd_binaries_and_drivers_for_tested_devices|this mod guide.]] But more likely, you should just ignore this and continue below.//
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>6.</b></span></html> Next you should issue the following command to start your PirateBox:
-  systemctl start piratebox
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>7.</b></span></html> You should also issue the following command to enable PirateBox to start automatically when you boot your Pi:
-  systemctl enable piratebox
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>8.</b></span></html> Now remove the ethernet cable from your Pi and disconnect the power. You're now ready to activate the Kareha Image and Discussion Board and the UPnP server. See the **[[openwrt:diy#Post-Installation]]** instructions below for details.
-----
-===== Post-Installation ======
-Once you have installed or upgraded your PirateBox, follow these final steps to activate the Kareha Image and Discussion Board and configure and start the UPnP media server.
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>1.</b></span></html>Power up your PirateBox (make sure it is not connected via ethernet cable) and join the SSID "PirateBox: Share freely" network. Then open a terminal window (for OS X, go to Applications > Utilities > Terminal; for Windows, install and open [[http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/|PuTTY]]) and ssh into your PirateBox:
-  ssh root@192.168.77.1
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>2.</b></span></html> Activate the Kareha Image and Discussion Board by using the vi text editor (**[[http://www.lagmonster.org/docs/vi.html|vi cheat sheet]]**) to change the admin username and password (ADMIN_PASS and SECRET). Don't forget to remove a leading ''#'' in the both lines, if exists:
-  vi /opt/piratebox/www/board/config.pl
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>3.</b></span></html> Activate the "timesave functionality" once:
-   /opt/piratebox/bin/timesave.sh /opt/piratebox/conf/piratebox.conf install
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>4.</b></span></html> Point your browser to http://piratebox.lan/board/kareha.pl for the first initialization.
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>5.</b></span></html> Activate the UPnP Media Server by copying over the config file:
-  cp /etc/minidlna.conf /etc/minidlna.conf.bkp
-  cp  /opt/piratebox/src/linux.example.minidlna.conf        /etc/minidlna.conf
-**Note:** Optionally, you can edit the config file (change the display name, etc) with:
-  vi /etc/minidlna.conf
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>6.</b></span></html> Finally, start the UPnP Media Server with:
-  systemctl start minidlna
-  systemctl enable minidlna
-<html><span style="font-size:125%;"><b>7.</b></span></html> Your PirateBox 1.0 should be ready to use! Be sure to also check out the **[[http://forum.piratebox.cc/list.php?7|Raspberry Pi(rate)Box discussion board]]** on our **[[http://forum.piratebox.cc|PirateBox Forum]]**.
+Below you will find a listing of all of the Raspberry Pi pages on this site:
+  * [[raspberry_pi:diy|Raspberry Pi DIY]]
+  * [[raspberry_pi:diy:manual|Raspberry Pi Manual DIY]]
+  * [[raspberry_pi:mods| Raspberry Pi Mods]]
+  * [[raspberry_pi:troubleshooting| Raspberry Pi Troubleshooting]]