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second_tinypilot [2022/02/10 01:19]
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   * ssh to client (remote tinypilot)   * ssh to client (remote tinypilot)
   * set remote host for hat display   * set remote host for hat display
-$ ssh tc@192.168.14.1 
  
-password: pypilot +  $ ssh tc@192.168.14.1 
- +  ​password: pypilot 
-$ nano ~/​.pypilot/​hat.conf+  $ nano ~/​.pypilot/​hat.conf
  
   * Replace localhost with the ip address of the master tinypilot. ​ Typically replace ​   * Replace localhost with the ip address of the master tinypilot. ​ Typically replace ​
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   * Save file exit nano   * Save file exit nano
   * Disable pypilot on boot   * Disable pypilot on boot
-  *  + 
-$ nano /​opt/​bootlocal+  $ nano /​opt/​bootlocal
  
   * scroll down to line "sv u pypilot"​ (about line 78)   * scroll down to line "sv u pypilot"​ (about line 78)
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   * store boot script   * store boot script
  
-$ filetool.sh -b+  ​$ filetool.sh -b
  
   * navigate to http://​pypilot.io/​wifi, ​ or http://​192.168.14.1/​wifi   * navigate to http://​pypilot.io/​wifi, ​ or http://​192.168.14.1/​wifi
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   * Power the primary tinypilot computer   * Power the primary tinypilot computer
   * Ensure the WIFI is displayed on both screens   * Ensure the WIFI is displayed on both screens
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 To take out of remote mode will simply reverse the above steps. ​ In client mode it may be difficult to ssh into the remote tinypilot without knowing the ip address. ​ This is normally listed on the wifi display (version 0.32 and newer) ​ typically pypilot.io/​wifi. To take out of remote mode will simply reverse the above steps. ​ In client mode it may be difficult to ssh into the remote tinypilot without knowing the ip address. ​ This is normally listed on the wifi display (version 0.32 and newer) ​ typically pypilot.io/​wifi.
-      ​It may also be found with nmap+It may also be found with nmap
  
-$ nmap -sT 192.168.14.0/​24+  ​$ nmap -sT 192.168.14.0/​24
  
second_tinypilot.txt · Last modified: 2022/02/10 01:22 by seandepagnier