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* It's a good idea to check/configure your RPi for your locale and timezone settings.  The default 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.
* 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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Now it is time to configure Cumulus MX for your station.
Now it is time to configure Cumulus MX for your station.
* Start your browser and connect to the same URL as before - '''<nowiki>http://cumulusmx:8998</nowiki>''' or '''http://<ip_address>:8998'''
* Start your browser and connect to the same URL as before - '''<nowiki>http://cumulusmx:8998</nowiki>''' or '''http://<ip_address>:8998'''
* From the menu select '''Settings | Station Settings''', then follow '''[https://cumuluswiki.org/a/Cumulus.ini#Cumulus_MX this guide for configuring your station].'''
* From the menu select '''Settings | Station Settings''', then follow '''[https://cumuluswiki.org/a/Cumulus.ini#First run of MX this guide for configuring your station].'''
* Once your have completed all the settings for for station, and successfully saved them, Cumulus MX will need to be restarted.
* Once your have completed all the settings for for station, and successfully saved them, Cumulus MX will need to be restarted.
* Back in your SSH session, send the command '''sudo systemctl stop cumulusmx''', this stops the Cumulus MX service.
* Back in your SSH session, send the command '''sudo systemctl stop cumulusmx''', this stops the Cumulus MX service.
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:* If it does, congratulations, you have successfully started recording your weather data
:* If it does, congratulations, you have successfully started recording your weather data
:* If it doesn't, then check back over this process carefully for any mistakes or omissions you may have made.
:* If it doesn't, then check back over this process carefully for any mistakes or omissions you may have made.
:* If you cannot resolve the problem, then ask for [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/ help on the forum]
:* If you cannot resolve the problem, then ask for [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=40 help on the forum]


== Additional Steps ==
== Additional Steps ==
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== Information ==
== Information ==
If you previously used Microsoft Windows with each part of a path separated by "\", please remember that all other operating systems, including that for Raspberry Pi, use "/" to both indicate the root (at start) and to separate parts of a path, as per the install location shown next.
=== Install location ===
=== Install location ===
In this image Cumulus MX is installed into '''/opt/CumulusMX'''
In this image Cumulus MX is installed into '''/opt/CumulusMX'''
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  sudo systemctl stop cumulusmx
  sudo systemctl stop cumulusmx


Then path to the Cumulus folder and start it
Then path to the Cumulus folder and start it<br>
  cd /opt/cumulusmx
(Noting it is case sensitive).
  cd /opt/CumulusMX
  sudo mono CumulusMX.exe
  sudo mono CumulusMX.exe


=== Symbolic Links ===
=== Symbolic Links ===
The image contains a number of precreated symbolic links for Cumulus MX files such as realtime.txt and the standard website tmp files. These links divert these files to a memory disk to reduce wear on your SD card.
The image contains a number of precreated symbolic links for Cumulus MX files such as realtime.txt and the standard website tmp files. These links divert these files to a memory disk to reduce wear on your SD card.


== Build Creation Notes ==
== Build Creation Notes ==
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