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:*; [[File:PuTTY-01.png|none]] | :*; [[File:PuTTY-01.png|none]] | ||
* You will have the accept the SSH key the first time you connect | * You will have the accept the SSH key the first time you connect | ||
* Enter the username "pi" and password (note UK spelling) "raspberry" | * Enter the username "cmx" and password "cumulusmx" | ||
* | : ''For prior releases up to 3.15 the username was "pi" and password (note UK spelling) "raspberry"'' | ||
* '''You should now change the default password''' | |||
:* Use the '''passwd''' command to do this now... | :* Use the '''passwd''' command to do this now... | ||
<nowiki> | <nowiki>cmx@cumulusmx:~ $ passwd | ||
Changing password for | Changing password for cmx. | ||
Current password: | Current password: | ||
New password: | New password: | ||
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** ''The build has set a default which is for '''en_UK UTF-8''' locale and '''GMT''' timezone''. | ** ''The build has set a default which is for '''en_UK UTF-8''' locale and '''GMT''' timezone''. | ||
** Use '''sudo raspi-config''' 5. Localization Options, L1 Locale (select en_US ISO-8851-1 for USA if needed) and L2 Timezone (select the appropriate timezone), then '''sudo reboot''' if needed to engage the new settings. | ** Use '''sudo raspi-config''' 5. Localization Options, L1 Locale (select en_US ISO-8851-1 for USA if needed) and L2 Timezone (select the appropriate timezone), then '''sudo reboot''' if needed to engage the new settings. | ||
** NOTE: if you are using ''bullseye'' (or up), verify all locale settings are the same (run: locale). If not then edit /etc/default/locale and add (or change) LC_ALL=<locale wanted>. save, exit and reboot again. | |||
* Check the status of the Cumulus MX service with the command '''sudo systemctl status cumulusmx'''<br /> | * Check the status of the Cumulus MX service with the command '''sudo systemctl status cumulusmx'''<br /> | ||
: You will get some information back, the important bit to note is the line starting '''Active:''', it should say '''active (running)''' | : You will get some information back, the important bit to note is the line starting '''Active:''', it should say '''active (running)''' | ||
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# the processed ''realtime.txt'' -> /run/cumulusmx/realtime.txt | # the processed ''realtime.txt'' -> /run/cumulusmx/realtime.txt | ||
# the processed '''wxnow.txt''' -> /run/cumulusmx/wxnow.txt | # the processed '''wxnow.txt''' -> /run/cumulusmx/wxnow.txt | ||
=== Root Account === | |||
The image does not alter the default root account from the Raspberry Pi OS base image. So the root account does not have a password set, and cannot be used to logon to the system. If you wish to relax this default security then there are plenty of web sites with instructions on how to do this. | |||
=== Image Customisations === | === Image Customisations === | ||
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: cd /opt/CumulusMX | : cd /opt/CumulusMX | ||
: sudo mono CumulusMX.exe | : sudo mono CumulusMX.exe | ||
= Build Creation Notes = | = Build Creation Notes = | ||
