updated first part of README.md
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You could get a debian buster image from https://www.armbian.com/download/ for the orange pi
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You could get a debian buster image from https://www.armbian.com/download/ for the orange pi
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zero, as sshd is still running by default on the resulting machine, for connecting. But all that images, if bullseye or buster, wont have a working ap enabling on board antenna driver.
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zero, as sshd is still running by default on the resulting machine, for connecting. But all that images, if bullseye or buster, wont have a working ap enabling on board antenna driver. I also tried with openwrt, but that one did not even recognize the antenna.
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The image provided has it.
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The image provided has these working drivers.
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And it gives an Access Point already configured.
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And it gives an Access Point already configured.
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On the newest Bullseye Security, one of the securest in the internet.
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On the newest Bullseye Security, one of the securest in the internet.
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Git clone the repository to get the image if you like, or go on with bullseye instead in the same manner as described.
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Git clone the repository to get the image if you like. Or go on with an Armbian Buster image from your source of trust instead - but be aware that you wont have an access point over the on board antenna.
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And, more importantly, as of my writing, the xradio does not work with Bullseye and Bookworm. But that is writing of a year ago.
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And, more importantly, as of my writing, the xradio does not work with Bullseye and Bookworm. But that is writing of a year ago.
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First untar and extract from downloaded archive from my git server.
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Download the file from this repository.
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Then untar the archive
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tar -xzvf kaosimage.tar.gz
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tar -xzvf kaosimage.tar.gz
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Have a look that the microsd of minimum 30GB is not mounted, and
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Have a look that the microsd of minimum 30GB is not mounted, and
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start copying to the root of the microsd.
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the copying then has to go to the root of the microsd.
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Now copy binarywise the image to the device, not a partition if there is one:
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Copy binarywise the image to the device, not a partition if there is one:
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sudo dd bs=4M if=kaosimage.img of=/dev/mmlp
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sudo dd bs=4M if=kaosimage.img of=/dev/mmlp
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If your MicroSD Card has /dev/mmlp1 and /dev/mmlp2, do not copy to them, but copy to the whole device /dev/mmlp.
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If your MicroSD Card has /dev/mmlp1 and /dev/mmlp2, do not copy to them, but copy to the whole device /dev/mmlp (the root)
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Thats it! The free system should be installed. Put the MicroSD into your OrangePi.
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Thats it! The free system should be installed. Put the MicroSD into your OrangePi.
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Now connect the micro usb cable. The Orange Pi will boot by supplying it with
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Now connect the micro usb cable, and be careful to have the right Voltage and Ampere as specified on the internet. The Orange Pi will boot by supplying it with
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power.
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power.
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Here comes the part, how to connect over ethernet to other computers.
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Here would come the part, how to connect over ethernet to other computers.
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The image provided just gives you a wpa2 encrypted interface and Access Point. But as all the images have the same default password, it is not secure for first
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The image provided just gives you a wpa2 encrypted interface and Access Point, so no need of ethernet and shared to other computers connection.
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setup of keys. Keys that will be placed on your client and on your new own autonomous server.
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But as all the images have the same default password, it is not secure for first
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If you are sure to be in a cage of aluminium or other, you can also make your first connection over the Wifi of the Kaoscube. Your first relaxed connection over an Access Point - an Access Point the Kaoscube.image will generate when put on power.
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setup of keys. Keys that will be placed on your client and on your new own autonomous server, to not let anyone intercept or play man in the middle.
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If you are sure to be in a cage of aluminium or other ;) , you can also make your first connection over the Wifi of the Kaoscube. Your first relaxed connection over an Access Point - an Access Point the Kaoscube.image will generate when put on power.
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The SSID, the Password or the Access Point and the first user + its password will be published soon. Until then write me a private message or mail.
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The SSID, the Password or the Access Point and the first user + its password will be published soon. Until then write me a private message or mail.
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