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--- atmos:citation:instruments:raspberrypi_setup:home [2025/12/02 01:16] – ashley.vos
+++ atmos:citation:instruments:raspberrypi_setup:home [2026/03/12 17:50] (current) – delene
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 =====Intial Raspberry Pi Setup Instructions=====
 ====1. Change the hostname to TIMMS-SN00XXX. ====
-Example for TIMMS with a serial number SN00200 in the command line use "sudo vi /etc/hostname TIMMS-SN00200" without parentheses "sudo vi etc/hostname TIMMS-SN00200".
+Example for TIMMS with a serial number SN00200 in the command line use "sudo vi /etc/hostname TIMMS-SN00200" withou|t parentheses "sudo vi etc/hostname TIMMS-SN00200".
     - Alternate Method:
       - use command "sudo raspi-config"
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       - Follow prompts and reboot (You will be prompted to do so.)
       - After reboot, you can check that the hostname changed with the command "hostname" , which will return the hostname of your Raspberry Pi
-====2. Update the base raspberry pi software ====
+====2. WPA2 Network Setup ====
+  - [[https://www.securew2.com/documentation/general-help/wpa2-enterprise-certificates-raspberry-pi|WPA2
+Raspbery Pi]]
+  - [[https://utsgdev.service-now.com/infocomm?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0015341|Wired Setup]]
+====3. Update the base raspberry pi software ====
   - Use the command "sudo apt-get update" to check available updates then "sudo apt upgrade" to perform the updates.  Example: sudo apt-get update
-====3. Uninstall and reinstall anydesk via the link https://anydesk.com/en/downloads/raspberry-pi.====
+====4. Uninstall and reinstall anydesk via the link https://anydesk.com/en/downloads/raspberry-pi.====
     - Uninstall:
       - type command "sudo apt-get remove anydesk" into command line to uninstall
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       - Back in the terminal, enter "sudo rm XXX" and paste the file path you just copied //in place// of XXX.
       - Reinstall as stated above; there should now be a new AnyDesk ID Address.
-====4. Set Password to standard password (if you don't know the standard password ask Dr. Delene).====
+====5. Set Password to standard password (if you don't know the standard password ask Dr. Delene).====
-====5. Add the sourceforge ADPAA repository to the raspberry pi home directory.====
+====6. Add the sourceforge ADPAA repository to the raspberry pi home directory.====
     - There is an install process; see [[https://atmoswiki.azurewebsites.net/doku.php?id=atmos:software:accessing.adpaa:home|How to Access, Download, and Install the ADPAA (Airborne Data Processing and Analysis)]]
-====6. Set up the DAQ HATS (If applicable)====
+====7. Set up the DAQ HATS (If applicable)====
   - Power off the Raspberry Pi and install the DAQ HAT, then power on.
   - sudo apt-get upgrade
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   - Upon reaching the direction to type the command "sudo pip install daqhats" you will likely encounter an error message or block of some sort. To fix:
     - sudo apt install vim-gtk3
-    - instead of "sudo pip install daqhats", use "pip3 install daqhats  --break-system-packages"
+    - instead of "sudo pip install daqhats", use "pip3 install daqhats   - -break-system-packages"
-====7. Setup crontab to reboot each day.  See [[https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=126106|https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=126106]]====
+====8. Setup crontab to reboot each day.  See [[https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=126106|https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=126106]]====
       - sudo su (Become Root)
       - put in crontab using crontab -e