Alpha Release with Raspberry Pi - SD card images

This image is a working snapshot of the Raspberry Pies that are used in the testbed.

Under Linux you can unzip the images and write it to the SD cards.
Unzip the downloaded release:

gunzip <filename>.img.gz

Checksum of the files:

sha256sum licster*.img*
23f13b2f62c52bcb9b42c4fcc5de868ac479c1dde77b0560b30b637e488c58f0  licsterHMIs.img
b23e46282b25fd18a2d466fe0a43a2359a099e029fa55be1f3c1a13aef0794cc  licsterHMIs.img.gz
3fb2dc14d6c86637c0dc8a441b7f8ac21f94f81212e56d80e4abaff830569476  licsterPLCs.img
79a818c25af630efed2ced04f59885fccfe46296f5a056aefde0fb60b27536d0  licsterPLCs.img.gz
b4394d59c3e399fefbc61898234e77b1031a043d27b576ff4b08f910ea5e14ab  licsterSCADAs.img
10af8247bd58fc0ff3619c6cbe4c43c54abd8210014119ffa5c02b1141bfe31c  licsterSCADAs.img.gz

Write the image to the SD card (Check your device name):

sudo dd if=<filename>.img of=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=4M status=progress && sync

Note: The images are shrinked with:

pishrink.sh -z

Alpha Release with Raspberry Pi - SD card images

This image is a working snapshot of the Raspberry Pies that are used in the testbed.

Under Linux you can unzip the images and write it to the SD cards.
Unzip the downloaded release:

gunzip <filename>.img.gz

Checksum of the files:

sha256sum licster*.img*
23f13b2f62c52bcb9b42c4fcc5de868ac479c1dde77b0560b30b637e488c58f0  licsterHMIs.img
b23e46282b25fd18a2d466fe0a43a2359a099e029fa55be1f3c1a13aef0794cc  licsterHMIs.img.gz
c9f4411fa1fedb064e51dca63f4070319894f4f4a4096d99f4f00b43bec512d8  licsterPLCs.img
cf53e5ce0320b5f3ee4590fb76c9dfce1c18fbad7e8dc864b43df32ed5f5f2ad  licsterPLCs.img.gz
82194f54eee6524fd53166454212d7226ec0db0c576fd2de0689e67459fc3630  licsterSCADAs.img
d9e607cb179c4f179ab2b85cb7bb82e07438897f49a5ef727145016f8f8fc10d  licsterSCADAs.img.gz

Write the image to the SD card (Check your device name):

sudo dd if=<filename>.img of=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=4M status=progress && sync

Note: The images are shrinked with:

pishrink.sh -z

Beta Release with Raspberry Pi - SD card images

This image is a working snapshot of the Raspberry Pies that are used in the testbed.

Under Linux you can unzip the images and write it to the SD cards.
Unzip the downloaded release:

gunzip <filename>.img.gz

Write the image to the SD card (Check your device name):

sudo dd if=<filename>.img of=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=4M status=progress && sync

Note: The images are shrinked with:

pishrink.sh -z