Raspberry Pi Raspbian setup - Revision history

M at 23:02, 6 June 2022

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	THIS IS OLD, see [[Raspberry Pi OS ~~setup~~]] instead.		THIS IS OLD, see [[Raspberry Pi OS quickstart]] instead.

	Here are all (most?) of the steps to get a raspbian OS going on the Pi (very similar to unbuntu-on-PC).		Here are all (most?) of the steps to get a raspbian OS going on the Pi (very similar to unbuntu-on-PC).

M at 22:52, 2 June 2022

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			THIS IS OLD, see [[Raspberry Pi OS setup]] instead.

	Here are all (most?) of the steps to get a raspbian OS going on the Pi (very similar to unbuntu-on-PC).		Here are all (most?) of the steps to get a raspbian OS going on the Pi (very similar to unbuntu-on-PC).
	* Get a Raspbian image from [https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/ here]		* Get a Raspbian image from [https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/ here]

M at 19:28, 13 June 2016

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	hdmi_mode=16		hdmi_mode=16
	* see these sites for more: [http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/getting-your-raspberry-pi-to-output-the-right-resolution some dude] [http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/44089/can-raspberry-pi-3-do-4k-video stack exchange]		* see these sites for more: [http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/getting-your-raspberry-pi-to-output-the-right-resolution some dude] [http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/44089/can-raspberry-pi-3-do-4k-video stack exchange]
			* See development/config/carambola/boot/config.txt for what worked for a pi3 with SEIKI, which is always dicey

M at 19:23, 13 June 2016

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	sudo su - # and use [passwd] to set a known root password		sudo su - # and use [passwd] to set a known root password
	* One-shot install of everything, then see more detailed notes, below...		* One-shot install of everything, then see more detailed notes, below...
	sudo apt-get install kdm i3 i3lock i3status suckless-tools dunst openssh-server cifs-utils smbclient synergy arandr exfat-fuse exfat-utils hfsprogs gparted p7zip-full k4dirstat screen rxvt-unicode grdesktop openvpn bridge-utils kdiff3 nautilus-compare smartmontools automake libtool git network-manager-gnome iceweasel synergy		sudo apt-get install kdm i3 i3lock i3status suckless-tools dunst openssh-server cifs-utils smbclient synergy arandr exfat-fuse exfat-utils hfsprogs gparted p7zip-full k4dirstat screen rxvt-unicode grdesktop openvpn bridge-utils kdiff3 nautilus-compare smartmontools automake libtool git network-manager-gnome iceweasel synergy software-properties-common
	* You may need to reconfig to use KDM so you can pick i3 (although if you log out that might work too - To logout, press Mod+shift+e (like exit) ):		* You may need to reconfig to use KDM so you can pick i3 (although if you log out that might work too - To logout, press Mod+shift+e (like exit) ):
	sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm		sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm

M at 00:50, 13 May 2016

2016-05-13T00:50:17Z

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	# If your mode description contains “DMT”, the group should be 2, and if it contains “CEA”, it should be 1		# If your mode description contains “DMT”, the group should be 2, and if it contains “CEA”, it should be 1
	# eg:		# eg:
	hdmi_group=2		hdmi_group=1
	hdmi_mode=16		hdmi_mode=16
	* see these sites for more: [http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/getting-your-raspberry-pi-to-output-the-right-resolution some dude] [http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/44089/can-raspberry-pi-3-do-4k-video stack exchange]		* see these sites for more: [http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/getting-your-raspberry-pi-to-output-the-right-resolution some dude] [http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/44089/can-raspberry-pi-3-do-4k-video stack exchange]

M at 00:44, 13 May 2016

2016-05-13T00:44:11Z

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	hdmi_group=2		hdmi_group=2
	hdmi_mode=16		hdmi_mode=16
			* see these sites for more: [http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/getting-your-raspberry-pi-to-output-the-right-resolution some dude] [http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/44089/can-raspberry-pi-3-do-4k-video stack exchange]

M at 00:40, 13 May 2016

2016-05-13T00:40:21Z

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	Java [apt-get install oracle-java8-jdk] is available in the default raspbian apt repo.		Java [apt-get install oracle-java8-jdk] is available in the default raspbian apt repo.

			== Resolution ==
			To improve resolution:
			* Find the best video mode
			su -
			tvservice -d edid
			edidparser edid
			edidparser edid \| grep 1920
			HDMI:EDID CEA mode (16) 1920x1080p @ 60 Hz with pixel clock 148 MHz has a score of 211624
			* set it in /boot/config.txt
			# Uncomment the HDMI section and set the mode to match
			# If your mode description contains “DMT”, the group should be 2, and if it contains “CEA”, it should be 1
			# eg:
			hdmi_group=2
			hdmi_mode=16

M at 14:51, 11 May 2016

2016-05-11T14:51:09Z

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	sudo su - # and use [passwd] to set a known root password		sudo su - # and use [passwd] to set a known root password
	* One-shot install of everything, then see more detailed notes, below...		* One-shot install of everything, then see more detailed notes, below...
	sudo apt-get install kdm i3 i3lock i3status suckless-tools dunst openssh-server cifs-utils smbclient synergy arandr exfat-fuse exfat-utils hfsprogs gparted p7zip-full k4dirstat screen rxvt-unicode grdesktop openvpn bridge-utils kdiff3 nautilus-compare smartmontools automake libtool git network-manager-gnome iceweasel		sudo apt-get install kdm i3 i3lock i3status suckless-tools dunst openssh-server cifs-utils smbclient synergy arandr exfat-fuse exfat-utils hfsprogs gparted p7zip-full k4dirstat screen rxvt-unicode grdesktop openvpn bridge-utils kdiff3 nautilus-compare smartmontools automake libtool git network-manager-gnome iceweasel synergy
	* You may need to reconfig to use KDM so you can pick i3 (although if you log out that might work too - To logout, press Mod+shift+e (like exit) ):		* You may need to reconfig to use KDM so you can pick i3 (although if you log out that might work too - To logout, press Mod+shift+e (like exit) ):
	sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm		sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm

M at 17:54, 18 April 2016

2016-04-18T17:54:33Z

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	sudo su - # and use [passwd] to set a known root password		sudo su - # and use [passwd] to set a known root password
	* One-shot install of everything, then see more detailed notes, below...		* One-shot install of everything, then see more detailed notes, below...
	sudo apt-get install kdm i3 i3lock i3status suckless-tools dunst openssh-server cifs-utils smbclient synergy arandr exfat-fuse exfat-utils hfsprogs gparted p7zip-full k4dirstat screen rxvt-unicode grdesktop openvpn bridge-utils kdiff3 nautilus-compare smartmontools automake libtool ~~npm~~ git network-manager-gnome iceweasel		sudo apt-get install kdm i3 i3lock i3status suckless-tools dunst openssh-server cifs-utils smbclient synergy arandr exfat-fuse exfat-utils hfsprogs gparted p7zip-full k4dirstat screen rxvt-unicode grdesktop openvpn bridge-utils kdiff3 nautilus-compare smartmontools automake libtool git network-manager-gnome iceweasel
	* You may need to reconfig to use KDM so you can pick i3 (although if you log out that might work too - To logout, press Mod+shift+e (like exit) ):		* You may need to reconfig to use KDM so you can pick i3 (although if you log out that might work too - To logout, press Mod+shift+e (like exit) ):
	sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm		sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm
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	* Install node with Node Version Manager (nvm) exactly the same way as in ubuntu (see above).		* Install node with Node Version Manager (nvm) exactly the same way as in ubuntu (see above).
	* Pull down and set up config, scripts like in Ubuntu.		* Pull down and set up config, scripts like in Ubuntu.
	* Pull down thedigitalage/rad-scripts, run [npm install]		* Pull down thedigitalage/rad-scripts, run [npm install -g]
	* cd scripts/node/mah-hause, run [npm install], run [sy create] to create all dev repos.		* cd scripts/node/mah-hause, run [npm install -g], run [sy create] to create all dev repos.
	There is no chromium-browser - use iceweasel (firefox on ARM) or epiphany-browser (which was enhanced specifically for pi).		There is no chromium-browser - use iceweasel (firefox on ARM) or epiphany-browser (which was enhanced specifically for pi).

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2016-03-24T23:09:00Z

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Here are all (most?) of the steps to get a raspbian OS going on the Pi (very similar to unbuntu-on-PC).
* Get a Raspbian image from [https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/ here]
* Create a boot MicroSD following [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/linux.md this]
* Use gnome-disks to expand the root partition to 16GB, and create a nice ExFat share on the rest if there is more space
* Boot it up and fix the locale with
sudo locale-gen en_US en_US.UTF-8
sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales # USE THE SPACE TO SELECT US and unselect GB (fucked up keyboard)
sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration # pick US or your keyboard is fubar
# now you have to reboot - this is a disaster pi, fix it
* Default user is pi/raspberry, better change that...
sudo adduser m
sudo passwd pi
sudo su - # and use [passwd] to set a known root password
* One-shot install of everything, then see more detailed notes, below...
sudo apt-get install kdm i3 i3lock i3status suckless-tools dunst openssh-server cifs-utils smbclient synergy arandr exfat-fuse exfat-utils hfsprogs gparted p7zip-full k4dirstat screen rxvt-unicode grdesktop openvpn bridge-utils kdiff3 nautilus-compare smartmontools automake libtool npm git network-manager-gnome iceweasel
* You may need to reconfig to use KDM so you can pick i3 (although if you log out that might work too - To logout, press Mod+shift+e (like exit) ):
sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm
* One-shot dev install goes pretty well too:
sudo apt-get install scite sciteproj emacs build-essential automake libtool libssl-dev libbz2-dev python-dev curl libcurl4-openssl-dev php5-common php5-curl php5-cli php5-json php5-readline sqlite3 sqlitebrowser oracle-java8-jdk
* Install node with Node Version Manager (nvm) exactly the same way as in ubuntu (see above).
* Pull down and set up config, scripts like in Ubuntu.
* Pull down thedigitalage/rad-scripts, run [npm install]
* cd scripts/node/mah-hause, run [npm install], run [sy create] to create all dev repos.
There is no chromium-browser - use iceweasel (firefox on ARM) or epiphany-browser (which was enhanced specifically for pi).

My editors (Eclipse, sublime) are not really available, use scite instead.

Java [apt-get install oracle-java8-jdk] is available in the default raspbian apt repo.