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Installing a barebones Sirius on a Raspberry Pi

For everyone who just wants to get Sirius running and not change anything afterwards.

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Needed:

• Raspberry Pi (including power supply and ethernet cable). This image works fine on an original Raspberry Pi, if you have a Raspberry Pi 2 it's recommended to use the install script.
• SD card - at least 2GB for the pre-made image
• An SD card reader on your PC
• A Little Printer
• A BERG Cloud Bridge

Flashing an SD card with the pre-made image:

Download and flash this image to your SD card. Boot the Raspberry Pi.

Default login:

ssh -l root littleprinterpi.local to connect to your Pi.

• Username : root
• Password : raspbian

Recommended:

• run passwd to set a different password.
• run dpkg-reconfigure tzdata to configure your timezone

Optional:

You can run raspi-config if you want to expand your filesystem to use the full capacity of the SD card and to overclock your Raspberry Pi. You will be asked to reboot for the changes to take effect.

Accessing Sirius

Sirius should start on boot and you should be able access it at

http://littleprinterpi.local:5000/

Now you can follow hako's guide from Step 5 and onwards to connect your Little Printer to you LittePrinterPi and start printing.