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Install Amahi 7 on a Raspberry Pi (view source)
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=Current state=
* some Ruby gems will not install without some manual work before.
* scrypt gem has been remove because of this issues:- <nowiki>https://github.com/pbhogan/scrypt/issues/23</nowiki>** update there is now a amahi/scrypt that will be used, -msse & -msse2 command line parameters have been removed.
* Nokogiri the An HTML, XML, SAX, & Reader parser with the ability to search documents via XPath. must use '--use-system-libraries'.
=Requirements=
* A copy of Pidora-2014-R2-1 can be download from the Raspberry download website. <nowiki>http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads</nowiki>
* A Raspberry Pi model b or b+.
* A 8GB SD card or bigger.
=Installation=
The easiest way to install the Pidora is to use the win32 disk imager program. download form here <nowiki>http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager</nowiki>
Needed:
# Check the 'Device' to see if the correct letter that corresponds to your SD card letter.
# Click on 'Write'.
::[[File:Win32DiskImager.jpg|caption]]
When Win32 Disk imager has finished place the SD card in the Raspberry Pi.
The image can also be installed using the Unix/Linux dd command.
* An Internet connection.
{{MessageBox
| image = Important.png|40px
| style = width: 300px;
| textstyle = color: red; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic;
| heading = Danger of Data Loss / System Damage!<br />The selected device will be overwritten.
| message = '''If you select the wrong device, you may lose data. Exercise extreme caution when using dd.'''
| backgroundcolor = Orange
}}
Steps:
# Download the image.
# Remove the card.
# Set user name.
# Set root password.
# Set location.
# check resize root.
# Do not set a swap file.
# Set hostname (leave as default).
# Set interface as text.
::[[File:Pidora-Welcome-Screen.jpg|caption]]
let Pidora finish installing and reboot this completes the Pidora install
# login as root.
##enter the root password (not the one from the first user)
##<code>yum groupinstall 'Development Tools'</code>, or for a shorter install do:
##* <code>yum -y install make git mysql-devel sqlite-devel mysql-server gcc-c++ tar rpm-build</code>##* <code>yum -y install ruby ruby-devel libxml2-devel libxslt-develrake</code>
##<code>systemctl start mysqld.service</code>
## <code>gem install bundler</code>
# exit the root user and use a regular user. you will need to reinstall fedora if you skip this step.
# we suggest you create a new folder to put the amahi development code, then in it run:
# <code>git clone <nowiki>https://github.com/mattman73/platform.git</nowiki></code>
# <code>cd platform</code>
# <code>gem install rake -v '10.3.2'</code>
# <code>bundle config build.nokogiri --use-system-libraries</code>
# <code>bundle install</code> (this will take a while and install all the necessary gems)
# <code>rake db:migrate</code> (this will get the database up to snuff)
# <code>rake db:seed</code> (this will get a basic database setup)
# Reboot the Raspberry Pi# login as root# <code>systemctl start mysqld.service</code># login as regular.# change path to platform folder.# <code>rails s </code> (this will start the rails server)
The development dashboard can be reached with your favorite browser at:
There is an initial user created called <code>admin</code> with password <code>admin</code>. Login should work out of the box.
