Raspberry Pi - Rocksolid Tour 2013
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The document discusses setting up a Raspberry Pi from initial hardware setup to installing an operating system and connecting to it remotely. It goes through obtaining the necessary equipment like the Raspberry Pi board, SD card, and case. Steps shown include downloading BerryBoot to install an operating system on the SD card, selecting Raspbian as the OS, and obtaining the IP address. Putty and PuttyGen are used to connect remotely using an SSH key pair for secure access. Basic applications are then built on the Pi like a radio stream player to demonstrate its capabilities.
Raspberry Pi - Rocksolid Tour 2013
- 1. The Raspberry Pi - From Box to App (Mmm, Pi…) Gary Short Head of Gibraltar Labs @garyshort
- 2. Who the Hell’s this Guy? • Gary Short • Head of Gibraltar Labs – Skunk works division of Gibraltar Software • Social Network Analysis and Computational Linguistics research • @garyshort • Facebook.com/theothergaryshort • gary.short@gibraltarsoftware.com
- 3. The Pi Comes in a Box Like This…
- 4. And Looks Like This…
- 5. But You’re Going to Want to Put it in a Case Like This…
- 7. Your SD Card Comes in a Package Like This…
- 8. Put it in Your Card Reader…
- 10. Extract it to Your SD Card…
- 11. To Give You This…
- 12. Connect Everything and Fire up the Pi…
- 13. The BerryBoot Launcher Will Start…
- 14. Select Your SD Card as Install Destination…
- 15. The Bootloader and Firmware will Install…
- 16. If you are Asked to Update, you Probably Should…
- 17. Once you do, Reboot…
- 18. When You’re Back, Boot the OS Installer…
- 19. Select your OS…
- 20. There are lots to Choose from…
- 21. See…
- 23. Exit the Boot Menu Editor…
- 24. And Reboot…
- 25. You’ll be Presented with the Config Menu…
- 26. The Pi will Reboot… Note the IP address, we’ll need that later…
- 27. And you’re Done…
- 28. Set up Complete, Let’s Connect…
- 29. Download Putty and PuttyGen…
- 30. Recall your IP Address, or Check Router…
- 32. Remembering Passwords is Dull, we can do Better…
- 33. Generate a PuttyGen Key Pair…
- 34. Save the Private Key…
- 35. Create Directory and File for Secure Keys…
- 36. Paste in the Public Key…
- 37. Set up Putty to use the Secure Key…
- 39. What About File Transfer..?
- 40. Download WinSCP…
- 41. Configure it to use Secure Keys…
- 42. And Connect…
- 45. We Need a Repository of Radio Streams…
- 46. And we Need a way of Playing them…
- 48. Do the Simplest Thing that Works…
- 49. And Check that it Does …
- 50. So Now we Need a “UI”…
- 53. Create a DB of Streams…
- 54. Switch to Code Stupid…
- 55. Questions..?