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* Plug in the power cable and boot it up | * Plug in the power cable and boot it up | ||
* Log in as ubuntu/ubuntu and perform initial setup | * Log in as ubuntu/ubuntu and perform initial setup | ||
sudo emacs -nw /boot/firmware/network-config # and add your wifi info | |||
ip a # make note of IP and MAC | |||
sudo service sshd start | sudo service sshd start | ||
You should now be far enough along to ssh to the machine, and continue with [[Linux barebones quickstart]]. | You should now be far enough along to ssh to the machine, reclaim the keyboard, and continue with [[Linux barebones quickstart]]. | ||
Revision as of 22:01, 6 June 2022
Ubuntu on Pi is suggested for ROS.
Installation
- Install the Pi Imager and run it
sudo dpkg -i imager_1.7.2_amd64.deb sudo rpi-imager&
- Pick Ubuntu server
OS > Other general-purpose > Ubuntu > Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS 64-bit
- Burn microSD
- Plug ethernet and keyboard into the Pi
- Temporarily plug melange's HDMI into the Pi
- Plug in the power cable and boot it up
- Log in as ubuntu/ubuntu and perform initial setup
sudo emacs -nw /boot/firmware/network-config # and add your wifi info ip a # make note of IP and MAC sudo service sshd start
You should now be far enough along to ssh to the machine, reclaim the keyboard, and continue with Linux barebones quickstart.