DexterInd / Raspbian_For_Robots

Raspbian image changes to make it work well with Dexter Industries robots.
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Raspbian Pi For Robots

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This is a customized version of the Raspbian Image for the Raspberry Pi. It has been updated to help users get started quickly with Dexter Industries Robots.

About

This repository contains the latest and freshest updates to our software!

Download

If all this looks too complicated, don't fear! You can download a pre-configured image with the latest software here.

We have detailed step by step instructions on how to install this image onto an SD Card here.

Quick Install - instead of burning the image

In order to create a Raspbian For Robots from a pure Jessie image, open up a terminal in a GUI instantiated environment (the Desktop) and type the following command:

sudo curl -L dexterindustries.com/update_r4r | bash

The same command can be used for updating all the repositories that are found under the "umbrella" of Raspbian For Robots:

Features

Host Name

You can change the hostname of your Raspberry Pi from "dex" to whatever you like. This is particularly helpful if you have more than one Raspberry Pi on the same wifi network.

Place the microSD card in the SD card adapter, and place in your PC or Mac. Open the file "hostname" in a text editor. It should say "dex" by default. Change that name to whatever name you like, with no spaces, tabs or special characters. And be sure to use lower case letters. Save the file. Replace the SD card in the Raspberry Pi and power it up. Wait 5 minutes. Remove the power to turn off the Raspberry Pi. Power up the Raspberry Pi again. The Raspberry Pi should have the new hostname.

Ports

The following ports are used or have the potential for being used:

22: SSH/SFTP

80: http://dex.local

5901: noVNC service

8001: noVNC at http://dex.local:8001

4200: shellInABox at http://dex.local:4200

21852: IR Receiver

98: Browser Streaming Robot project

This Repository

These scripts manage to update the Raspbian for Robots image. These changes are all executed using the Update button on the LXE Desktop of the Raspberry Pi.

Cinch

We've developed a new way to connect using Cinch! This lets you use wifi to tether to your robot.

Testing

On each publication, we run these tests on a burned image to test it.

License

The code here is Licensed under The MIT License (MIT) . Please review the LICENSE.md file or here for more information Copyright (C) 2016 Dexter Industries