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”.

1. Alternate Method:
   1. use command “sudo raspi-config”
   2. select “System Options”
   3. select “Hostname”
   4. Follow prompts and reboot (You will be prompted to do so.)
   5. After reboot, you can check that the hostname changed with the command “hostname” , which will return the hostname of your Raspberry Pi

1. WPA2 Raspbery Pi
2. Wired Setup

1. Use the command “sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade” to check and perform available updates.
2. After the updates finish, run the command again to ensure all updates are completed. In the case that they aren't, but they won't install when you run the command, enter the command “sudo apt-get full-upgrade”.

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1. Uninstall: You only have to uninstall if you copied the SD card from another, already operating, SD card.
   1. type command “sudo apt-get remove anydesk” into command line to uninstall
   2. type command “sudo apt-get purge anydesk”
   3. type command “sudo apt-get autoremove
   4. type command “sudo apt-get clean”
2. Reinstall: go to link and download for Raspberry Pi, then go to your file directory under “Downloads” and right click on the anydesk zip file to install
   1. Note: It may ask you for a password. If it does, reset your password in command line using command “sudo passwd” and then reboot with “sudo reboot”. Then, try to install again.
3. When you first try to open a session of this desktop on another device, you may get a message saying “remote display server is not supported.” If this occurs, you will have to switch from running your session on Wayland to X11.
   1. sudo raspi-config
   2. select “Advanced Options”
   3. select “Wayland”
   4. switch to X11
   5. select finish
   6. reboot when prompted
4. Additionally, you will have to set a passkey on the Raspberry Pi Anydesk for remote access. Use the standard password as given by Dr. Delene.
5. There is a small chance that the AnyDesk ID Address your computer is assigned is the same as another computer, which will cause it not to work. You can check at the Computer Access Google Sheet (Ask Dr. Delene for access). If this occurs, type the command:
   1. sudo apt-get remove anydesk
   2. Next, open your file tree and go to /etc/anydesk.
   3. Copy the file path of the file labeled “service.conf”
   4. Back in the terminal, enter “sudo rm XXX” and paste the file path you just copied in place of XXX.
   5. Reinstall as stated above; there should now be a new AnyDesk ID Address.

1. There is an install process; see How to Access, Download, and Install the ADPAA (Airborne Data Processing and Analysis)

1. Power off the Raspberry Pi and install the DAQ HAT, then power on.
2. sudo apt-get upgrade
3. sudo reboot
4. in command line, cd to the daqhats directory and open the file titled “README.md”
   1. “ls” command lists all the sub-directories in the directory you are currently in
   2. cd daqhats
   3. vi README.md
      1. this opens the file
5. Carefully follow the listed directions
6. 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:
   1. sudo apt install vim-gtk3
   2. instead of “sudo pip install daqhats”, use “pip3 install daqhats - -break-system-packages”

1. sudo su (Become Root)
2. put in crontab using crontab -e
   1. 0 0 * * * /sbin/reboot
3. Reboot should set to 00:00Z.
4. Daily rsync should be set to 00:01Z
5. If setting up USB connections to raspberry pi that will be rebooting daily make sure to assign specific names to the USB's so they don't swap names after reboot. To do this follow the steps in the provided link https://www.freva.com/assign-fixed-usb-port-names-to-your-raspberry-pi/