Setup Raspberry Pi from scratch - Revision history

Ractive at 19:44, 27 January 2019

2019-01-27T19:44:43Z

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	sudo mkdir /media/temp		sudo mkdir /media/temp

			or do this stuff:
			sudo unzip -p 2018-11-13-raspbian-stretch-lite.zip \| sudo dd of=/dev/sdd bs=4M conv=fsync

	Mount the newly formatted SD Card:		Mount the newly formatted SD Card:

2018-02-17T17:09:52Z

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	Delete all partitions using 'd'<br>		Delete all partitions using 'd'<br>
	Create a new partition using 'c'<br> Use the default options for everything except the endpoint (if the sd card is over 16g...use +8G for the endpoint)<br>		Create a new partition using 'n'<br> Use the default options for everything except the endpoint (if the sd card is over 16g...use +8G for the endpoint)<br>
	Set partition with 't' and set to type 'b' (FAT 32)<br>		Set partition with 't' and set to type 'b' (FAT 32)<br>
	Set bootable with 'a'<br>		Set bootable with 'a'<br>

2017-11-19T12:06:02Z

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	Now we are done with the initial setup and have a static IP we don't need the monitor and keyboard anymore so shutdown with <code>sudo shutdown -h now</code> and put your RPI where ever your putting it.		Now we are done with the initial setup and have a static IP we don't need the monitor and keyboard anymore so shutdown with <code>sudo shutdown -h now</code> and put your RPI where ever your putting it.

	sudo apt-get install htop nmon byobu lynis logwatch ssmtp mutt ufw fail2ban fish		sudo apt-get install htop nmon byobu lynis logwatch ssmtp mutt ufw fail2ban fish monit

2017-11-19T11:28:01Z

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	Now we are done with the initial setup and have a static IP we don't need the monitor and keyboard anymore so shutdown with <code>sudo shutdown -h now</code> and put your RPI where ever your putting it.		Now we are done with the initial setup and have a static IP we don't need the monitor and keyboard anymore so shutdown with <code>sudo shutdown -h now</code> and put your RPI where ever your putting it.

			sudo apt-get install htop nmon byobu lynis logwatch ssmtp mutt ufw fail2ban fish

2017-11-19T02:11:16Z

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	Change the settings to assign a static IP to your RPI		Change the settings to assign a static IP to your RPI

	Now we are done with the initial setup and have a static IP we don't need the monitor and keyboard anymore so shutdown with <code>sudo shutdown -h now</code> and put your RPI ~~whereever~~ your putting it.		Now we are done with the initial setup and have a static IP we don't need the monitor and keyboard anymore so shutdown with <code>sudo shutdown -h now</code> and put your RPI where ever your putting it.

2017-11-19T01:53:08Z

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	Now logout with <code>exit</code> and log back in with your new username.		Now logout with <code>exit</code> and log back in with your new username.
			Delete the default pi user:
			sudo deluser --remove-home pi

			Now that the basics are done it's time to update everything for the first time as many things are probably out of date

			sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get -y dist-upgrade

			After that get done:
			sudo raspi-config

			Change the hostname, locale, locale timezone, and make sure ssh server is turned on. After you hit finish, the RPI will reboot.

			Login and:
			sudo nano /etc/dhcpcd.conf

			Change the settings to assign a static IP to your RPI

			Now we are done with the initial setup and have a static IP we don't need the monitor and keyboard anymore so shutdown with <code>sudo shutdown -h now</code> and put your RPI whereever your putting it.

2017-11-19T01:45:15Z

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	to		to
	%sudo ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL		%sudo ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL

			Now logout with <code>exit</code> and log back in with your new username.

2017-11-19T01:43:16Z

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	raspberry		raspberry

			The first thing we want to do is create a new user on the system

			sudo adduser <username>

			After following the prompts, you are done. Next we add the new user to groups sudo and adm.

			sudo adduser <username> sudo

			sudo adduser <username> adm

			Then we modify the password requirements for sudo so we don't have to type in our password all the time

			sudo visudo

			and change
			%sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
			to
			%sudo ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL

2017-11-19T01:37:35Z

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	unmount the device before removing it:		unmount the device before removing it:
	sudo umount /dev/<device number>		sudo umount /dev/<device number>

			Now you can insert the SD card into your RPI, hook it up to a keyboard and monitor, and power it up.

			After it boots up log in by typing the following at the prompt

			pi

			The default password is:

			raspberry

2017-11-19T00:30:26Z

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	sudo unzip Downloads/NOOBS_lite_v2_4.zip -d /media/temp/		sudo unzip Downloads/NOOBS_lite_v2_4.zip -d /media/temp/

			unmount the device before removing it:
			sudo umount /dev/<device number>