sudo nano /boot/cmdline.txtĪdd this to the end of the row: consoleblank=1 logo.nologo quiet loglevel=0 plymouth.enable=0 vt.global_cursor_default=0 plymouth.ignore-serial-consoles splash fastboot noatime nodiratime noram
We want the display stay clean without the rubbish during the starting of the clock. Create new userĬreate user with root access: sudo adduser clockĪdd user to sudo group: sudo usermod -aG sudo clock Remove Pi user exit ssh sudo deluser -remove-home pi Change hostnameĬhange raspberrypi to clock: sudo nano /etc/hostname sudo nano /etc/hosts sudo reboot Set screen black on boot Put SD card to Raspberry Pi, connect LAN cable and power up. Leave Terminal to do its thing When the copy is finished, enable ssh:Įject and put back SD cd /Volumes/boot touch ssh cd /Volumes sudo diskutil eject /dev/disk Replace with the number of the disk, ie: /dev/disk2 sudo diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk sudo dd bs=1m if=-raspbian-stretch-lite.img of=/dev/rdisk Insert SD card into your Mac or Linux diskutil list Open Terminal curl -o rasp.zip unzip -a rasp.zip rm rasp.zip Create Raspbian SD Card for your Raspberry Pi If you will do in Windows or Linux, then some details may differ. Send note to: Applicabilityįollowing detailed instructions are made with Mac in mind. If you are not skilled enough to create this on your own, then please let us know and we will ship you the preconfigured device. As we didn’t find any very decent and simplest solution, we did this how-to with the purpose of helping others. Following is our contribution to community of Raspberry Pi lovers.
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