Script to do a headless install of Telraam (https://github.com/Telraam/Telraam-RPi) on a Raspberry Pi

• OS: Raspberry Pi OS Lite (Buster) version 2020-05-27
• Python: 3.7.3
• OpenCV: 4.3.0

The script is based the installation instructions Misc/general-configuration-HOWTO.txt including the latest security enhancements and latest Raspberry Pi OS and OpenCV version.

Download Raspberry Pi Imager from https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/

Use Raspberry Pi Imager to install the Raspberry Pi OS Lite on an SD card.

Download telramian.sh to the boot partition on the sd card. On Windows this is the only partition you can see and contains files such as cmdline.txt, config.txt,....

If you want to login via ssh instead of the console, create an empty file with name ssh in the same folder.

For improved security, the password of the pi user is set to a random one at each reboot. Your telraam will work perfectly fine, but you won't be able to log in.

If you want to be able to log in, just create an additional user sudo adduser your_login_name and give it sudo rightsp sudo adduser your_login_name sudo

Login with user pi and password raspberry

Set execute permissions for the script

sudo chmod a+x /boot/telramian.sh

Execute the script

/boot/telramian.sh

The script will take a couple of hours to build (tested in Raspberry Pi 4 4GB)

The output is logged to telramian-build-yyyymmddhhmm.log

Operating instructions for telraam can be found on https://telraam.net

Enjoy :)