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hardillb / rpi-gadget-image-creator

Takes a standard Raspbian Lite image and adds USB Ethernet gadget config
https://www.hardill.me.uk/wordpress/2020/02/21/building-custom-raspberry-pi-sd-card-images/
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RPi 4 lastest Raspbian Image doesn't come with default pi user. #8

Closed cluesang closed 1 year ago

cluesang commented 2 years ago

Based off of Debin 11. The lastest raspbian OS doesn't come with a default user "pi" you have to follow the steps listed here.

In short in the /boot folder you have to add a userconf.txt file with the contents of "username:password" The pass word ought to be generated with openssl encryption.

I may modify test and submit a PR, but I don't have a lot of time at the moment. So I'll make a not of it here in the meantime.

Love this idea btw. Thanks!

hardillb commented 2 years ago

Yep, I knew this would break things...

Likewise I don't have much spare time at the moment, so a PR would be welcome

LanaTPG commented 2 years ago

was going to make a PR, but wanted to ask - as this script currently has no user input (which is nice), what is the best thing to do?

should we now ask for the desired username and password on script startup (sometimes not convenient as I work with a few PIs at a time), should we just default it to pi:raspberry and ask users to change it later, or, (this is what I think is best) should we add a config file containing raspberry:pi by default, which can be modified should the user decide to do so?

hardillb commented 2 years ago

Start simple, hard code the old default values at the top of the script with a big comment about what to change and add a section to the readme

hardillb commented 1 year ago

Fixed in https://github.com/hardillb/rpi-gadget-image-creator/commit/6ddaf065543f108d8855615f0ae39c140af3d6a8