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rpisurv-cust's Introduction
Option 1 - Clone RPi image from existing SD card
Making a copy of the image on your computer
Option 2 - Start from scratch and create a new RPi image
Cloning Raspberry Pi OS to SD card
- Pi initial setup, select lang, network and get updates
- open terminal (black icon on menu bar) and enter these commands:
sudo nano /boot/config.txt
- add this to last line:
gpu_mem=512
- ctrl + X, enter to save file
Cloning repository and installing rpisurv
- open terminal (black icon on menu bar) and enter these commands:
mkdir rpisurv
cd rpisurv
git init
git remote add origin https://github.com/case112/rpisurv-cust
git pull origin master
sudo ./install.sh
sudo reboot
Make changes in configuration file - change camera feeds
- make sure there is internet connection
- hold letter
q
on keyboard to exit feed
sudo nano rpisurv/surveillance/conf/surveillance.yml
- make changes, ctrl + X, enter to save file
cd rpisurv
sudo ./install.sh
sudo reboot
- make sure there is internet connection
- hold letter
q
on keyboard to exit feed
cd rpisurv
git pull remote origin
sudo ./install.sh
sudo reboot
- hold letter
q
on keyboard to exit feed
startx
- hold letter
q
on keyboard to exit feed
sudo halt
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