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##install autofs [[Accessing_Network_Shares]] | ##install autofs [[Accessing_Network_Shares]] | ||
##automount LDAP shares [[Accessing_Network_Shares#Autofs_for_LDAP]] | ##automount LDAP shares [[Accessing_Network_Shares#Autofs_for_LDAP]] | ||
| − | #remove 'pi' user | + | # give at least one LDAP user sudo privs [[AddingUsers:RPi#Raspian]] |
| + | #remove 'pi' user [[AddingUsers:RPi#Consider_removing_Pi_altogether]] | ||
#install autoback script [[Auto_Update_Backup]] | #install autoback script [[Auto_Update_Backup]] | ||
#test camera [[Camera_Module_Setup]] | #test camera [[Camera_Module_Setup]] | ||
#install codec keys (can have more than on keys so file) | #install codec keys (can have more than on keys so file) | ||
Revision as of 15:42, 8 June 2013
Here's my personal list of instructions for setting up a new RaspberryPi on my network.
- burn vanilla image to disk
dd bs=4M if=~/Downloads/2013-05-25-wheezy-raspbian.img of=/dev/sdc
- mount the boot partition, edit config.txt, enable HDMItoVGA cable HDMItoVGASetup
- plug into Pi, added monitor and keyboard to pi
- do first boot setup, expand flash, enable camera, <advanced> enable SSH change host name
- reboot
- ssh into the Pi
- disable screen blanking / timeout Disable_Screen_Blanking
- edit /etc/hosts to manually added other network addresses
- install LDAP client and setup LDAP_Client_Setup
- test LDAP authentication
- add LDAP user to sudo
- install autofs Accessing_Network_Shares
- automount LDAP shares Accessing_Network_Shares#Autofs_for_LDAP
- give at least one LDAP user sudo privs AddingUsers:RPi#Raspian
- remove 'pi' user AddingUsers:RPi#Consider_removing_Pi_altogether
- install autoback script Auto_Update_Backup
- test camera Camera_Module_Setup
- install codec keys (can have more than on keys so file)
