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Revision as of 10:30, 17 June 2020
This article will introduce to you, how to set up a Raspberry Pi from scratch with all software needed to run the detector hardware.
DISCLAIMER: If not stated otherwise, this tutorial is developed on Raspian 10 Buster.
Contents
Initial Setup
- Requirements: Raspberry Pi version 3 or above (with 40-pin GPIO connector)
- Create a fresh installation of Raspbian Buster e.g. from here on microSD card (with or without desktop)
Next Steps
- Enable I2C Interface: In terminal: sudo raspi-config >> Interfacing Options >> I2C>> Enable: Yes >> Reboot
Optinal
- Enable SSH: The SSH protocol is needed to remotely communicate with the Raspberry Pi. In a terminal: sudo raspi-config >> Interfacing Options >> SSH >> Enable: Yes >> Reboot
- Using a fixed IP address in a local network: edit the /etc/dhcpcd.conf. Use the template and uncomment the "Example Static IP Configuration" section with your desired IP address.
