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# open the terminal type <tt>ifconfig</tt> to see the local IP address of the computer. | # open the terminal type <tt>ifconfig</tt> to see the local IP address of the computer. | ||
# type <tt>ping patchbox.local</tt> to see if the Raspberry is running and find its IP address. Tto stop the output press Ctl+Shift+C. | # type <tt>ping patchbox.local</tt> to see if the Raspberry is running and find its IP address. Tto stop the output press Ctl+Shift+C. | ||
# type <tt>ssh -X patch@patchbox.local | # type <tt>ssh -X patch@patchbox.local</tt> to connect to the Raspberry. Default password of the user "patch" is "blokaslabs" | ||
# Follow the setup and change the password. | # Follow the setup and change the password. | ||
# add a fallback static IP if no DHCP server is in the network: Type | # add a fallback static IP if no DHCP server is in the network: Type | ||
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sudo apt-get upgrade | sudo apt-get upgrade | ||
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | ||
sudo apt install -y patchbox-cli | |||
== run config scripts == | == run config scripts == | ||
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allows to set the password and the default soundcard | allows to set the password and the default soundcard | ||
sudo raspi-config | sudo raspi-config | ||
lets you autologin to the console | lets you autologin to the console [https://maker-tutorials.com/raspberry-pi-benutzer-automatisch-anmelden-booten/#variante-raspi-config Source (German)]. | ||
Alternatively in the desktop go to menu -> Preferences -> Raspberry Pi Configuration -> System : Set Auto Login to true. | |||
== | == Copy your files onto the RaspberryPi == | ||
to exit the ssh connection and return to the shell of your computer use the command | |||
exit | exit | ||
change into the local directory of your patches | |||
cd /Documents/Pd/path/to/patches | cd /Documents/Pd/path/to/patches | ||
scp to copy the pd files to the RaspberryPi. ([http://www.hypexr.org/linux_scp_help.php Source]) | |||
scp startupPatch.pd patch@patchbox.local:/Pd/ | scp startupPatch.pd patch@patchbox.local:/Pd/ | ||
For testing purposes our file is called startup.pd and looks like this: | |||
[[File:startup-pd.png]] | |||
==Make a startup script== | ==Make a startup script== | ||
Note: There is an easier method through patchbox-config: select module puredata then selecting a patch in the directory <tt>/usr/local/puredata-patches/{your_name}/main.pd</tt> [https://community.blokas.io/t/script-for-launching-pd-patch-with-midi-without-aconnect/1010/19 see here]. It works, but the method below has the advantage that you can define the pd startup flags yourself. | |||
Start the text editor "nano" ([https://tutorials-raspberrypi.com/raspberry-pi-autostart-start-program-automatically/ Source]) | |||
sudo nano /etc/init.d/startPdPatch | |||
Paste the following: | |||
#! /bin/sh | #! /bin/sh | ||
### BEGIN INIT INFO | ### BEGIN INIT INFO | ||
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exit 0 | exit 0 | ||
then Ctl-O to save and Ctl-X to quit the editor. | |||
To make the script executable, type: | |||
sudo chmod 755 /etc/init.d/startPdPatch | |||
== Test and make persistent == | |||
this should start the Pd patch: | |||
sudo /etc/init.d/startPdPatch start | |||
Ctl-c to abort | |||
sudo update-rc.d startPdPatch defaults | |||
Will schedule the script to be run at startup. |