Scripts for setting up the Raspberry Pi for running zbwardrive

• bt.py runs in the background and manages Bluetooth data transfer.
• zbwardrive.sh runs zbwardrive with useful parameters and outputs log data to /tmp/
• setup.sh contains commands to install required dependencies and copy files to the right places
• iot-setup is put in init.d and run on boot, starting the bt.py and zbwardrive.sh scripts

Copy the disk image to the sdcard. Be careful not to overwrite the wrong device.

$ sudo dd bs=4m if=/path/to/wardriver.iso of=<Device>

For example, if my sdcard was mapped to /dev/disk7 and I saved the disk image to /tmp/, then I would run the command:

$ sudo dd bs=4m if=/tmp/wardriver.iso of=/dev/disk7

Remember to change the default credentials!

Install Raspbian to your sdcard. The lite version works fine, and setup has been tested with jessie-lite. Set up wifi using the official documentation or by following the community instructions or connect to Ethernet.

After setting up the bare image, ssh into the device or connect physically. Copy the repository (via git or wget) into the pi and run setup.sh as root:

$ wget https://github.com/JDongian/rpi-setup/archive/master.zip
$ unzip master.zip
$ sudo su
# ./rpi-setup-master/rpi/setup.sh

This will set up required dependencies for zbwardrive and Bluetooth. Additionally, it will add a service that starts on boot. After installation, the Raspberry Pi will run a Bluetooth daemon that tries to connect to an appropriate Android device. The Bluetooth daemon will talk to the Android application and the zbwardrive process, which is also started on boot.