v0.0.7

Release Notes:

• Updated underlying Raspberry Pi firmware (v20161106);
• Updated Raspberry Pi Linux kernel (v4.4.30);
• Source code that is downloaded on the first boot is downloaded much faster now (git clone is performed with --depth 1);
• /etc/network/interfaces is cleaned up;
• /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf now uses nl80211 driver (current standart) instead of deprecated wext.

Not production ready yet, contains a bunch of various redundant packages (git, gcc etc).

config.txt:

dtparams=audio=on
start_x=1
gpu_mem=256
video_camera=1

dtoverlay=rpi-cirrus-wm5102
dtoverlay=i2s-mmap

Usage:

1. Download and unpack image-va.b.c.zip;
2. Write image to your SD Card as described here;
3. [OPTIONAL] If you'd like to configure bootstrap sequence or change Lighthouse parameters then mount SD Card boot partition on your laptop and edit lighthouse/boot.cfg or lighthouse/bootstrap.sh script;
4. Insert SD card to the RPi2, make sure that it's connected to the LAN with Internet access and turn it on;
5. First boot can take up to 4 minutes, depending on your SD Card size, performance and quality of internet connection;
6. Enjoy!

Once your RPi is ready you can also do the following:

• Establish SSH session:
  • $ ssh [email protected]
• Enable Samba (once your established SSH session):
  • $ smbpasswd -a root
  • Choose password you want to use for your Samba share
  • Access/mount shared drive using root user and password you set at the previous step
• Enter into Service Mode
  • Boot device with button pressed until you hear "Release the button" hint;
  • Here you can change speaker/mic volume and reboot device to apply changes. Please follow audio hints.