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Servicing
Also see the Servicing Checklist
From the user interface, and hit ctrl-alt-f1 to enter the administration prompt. At any time, hit ctrl-alt-f2 to go back to the user interface.
The "em" command is an administration interface, documented [here](EM Command)
To see if all the disks are there with "fdisk -l". Each disk is identified by a device ID, such as /dev/sda, /dev/sdb, or /dev/sdc
Download an image. For example: em-2.2.12.bz
In the office:
- Format a USB drive to FAT32
- Copy em-x.y.z file you downloaded to the USB (in this case em-2.2.5)
- Safe eject
Then on the boat:
- Insert USB into box
- Open the shell (ctrl-alt-f1) and sign in
mkdir /tmp/usb- Determine the drive name of the USB.
if data drive, USB is sdc1
if no data drive, USB is probably sdb1.
You can run
fdisk -lto see all the disk names.
mount /dev/sdc1 /tmp/usb
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systemctl start boot.mount
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Then, to install the new image :
em upgrade /tmp/usb/em-2.2.5 -
For the Elog you need to add the harvester username and password to em.conf like so. The username can be anything. Password must be their EVTR password. This was done because it’s pretty insecure to store NOAA’s entire password database on every box.
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then turn off box, pull USB, turn on box.
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Select the new image : rapidly keep pressing down arrow key until you get GRUB menu, then pick the new version; this now becomes the default image
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Navigate to the Elog and sign in using the creds you set above. Go to the settings page and enter the operator permit number, names, and vessel permit numbers. it’s good to also set the harvester’s gear presets for them. You can create a test trip for training, and delete it afterwards with the drop down at the top of the trip page.
ln -sf /etc/X11/monitor-eonon.conf /var/em/xorg-monitor.conf
ip route del default via 10.10.40.254
-or- ip route del default
ip addr del 10.10.40.87 dev eth0
ip addr add <ip address>/24 dev eth0
ip route add default via <gateway ip>/24