Please remove, i just found my issue
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Having a hard getting the pirate box running
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Re: /etc/network/interfaces
I'm have a Pi2B using the solution mentioned here: [forum.piratebox.cc]
Everything seems to be worked except that I can't SSH into the box, I suspect this might be caused by the "ifup: couldn't read interfaces file "etc/network/interfaces" failed" error.
Any advice?
Everything seems to be worked except that I can't SSH into the box, I suspect this might be caused by the "ifup: couldn't read interfaces file "etc/network/interfaces" failed" error.
Any advice?
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Re: No ADMIN_PASS defined
Hi, can you copy and paste the line that you edited... im connecting via serial connection and i think i cant see the edit as my screen maybe a little screwed up.
Thanks
Thanks
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Re: No ADMIN_PASS defined
Screen was screwed up, i changed the emulation and it is all cool...
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
Where is the best place to send a RPi2 image, should I upload it as a torrent file and just place the link here?
Regards
Pace
Regards
Pace
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Re: Raspbian howto?
I just did a fresh install on RPi2 and all seems to work fine.
I will document the steps and upload this week.
Pace
I will document the steps and upload this week.
Pace
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
@PACE put that bad boy up as a torrent and give us the mag link. Longtime lurker here, and I made an account to tell you this pace... So you know lol
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Alfa AWUS036AC - issues
Hi everyone!
I am a complete noob to this forum so bear with me here.
I bought the Alfa Wireless AWUS036AC, in the hope of good Linux compatability but it has been anything but compatible. I was hoping for some advice on how to fix it.
Firstly, straight out of the box, it doesn't work. Understandable as this supports 5Ghz and my previous adapter didn't as well as (maybe) a different type of chipset. BTW this Alfa adapter has a RTL8812AU chip set but I have read somewhere that the RTL8821AU and my chipset are interchangeable but perhaps not from a reliable source.
Secondly, it wasn't being recognised as a wlan0 device and doing iwconfig brought back only eth0 and lo, which would lead me to believe that it is a driver issue.
Thirdly, drivers. Alfa are not very good at instructions and following them got me nowhere (unless I read them wrong, (entirely likely))
Any advice or info is highly appreciated!
Thanks!!
I am a complete noob to this forum so bear with me here.
I bought the Alfa Wireless AWUS036AC, in the hope of good Linux compatability but it has been anything but compatible. I was hoping for some advice on how to fix it.
Firstly, straight out of the box, it doesn't work. Understandable as this supports 5Ghz and my previous adapter didn't as well as (maybe) a different type of chipset. BTW this Alfa adapter has a RTL8812AU chip set but I have read somewhere that the RTL8821AU and my chipset are interchangeable but perhaps not from a reliable source.
Secondly, it wasn't being recognised as a wlan0 device and doing iwconfig brought back only eth0 and lo, which would lead me to believe that it is a driver issue.
Thirdly, drivers. Alfa are not very good at instructions and following them got me nowhere (unless I read them wrong, (entirely likely))
Any advice or info is highly appreciated!
Thanks!!
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
No problem, I'm also creating a complete install document, so will run through this one more time today, check that everything is working ok and upload.
Regards,
Pace
Regards,
Pace
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Re: dnsmasq not workoing and port address 80 is in use
@RPi1 vs RPi2
No, I think it is only a different handling or maybe the raspbian image is now different then it was when I wrote the howto
No, I think it is only a different handling or maybe the raspbian image is now different then it was when I wrote the howto
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
Ok, im trying to get the image file created as a smaller file as its currently built on a 16G drive. Until then here are the installation instructions to roll your own.
This assumes that you have a supported WIFI card that supports AP Mode and a connection from your RPi2 to the internet.
Initial Raspberry Pi Setup
1) Enter the command sudo rasps-config to configure the system.
2) Choose the following options
Finish and allow the system to reboot,
Install Dependencies
Install PirateBox
Get Imageboard
Edit the config.pl file with vi, and edit the ADMIN_PASS and SECRET. Remove the # from the start of the line
# System config
# use constant ADMIN_PASS => ‘CHANGEME’; # Admin password. For fucks's sake, change this.
# use constant SECRET => ‘CHANGEME’; # Cryptographic secret. CHANGE THIS to something totally random, and long.
Activate Timesave Functionality
Install Minidlna
Edit Network Configuration
(delete the contents of the file and paste in the following)
(save and exit by pressing [Control]+x then press [Enter] to update the config file.
Reboot
Finally when you logon to the PirateBox, click on Forum and then click on Kareha.pl to activate.
This assumes that you have a supported WIFI card that supports AP Mode and a connection from your RPi2 to the internet.
Initial Raspberry Pi Setup
1) Enter the command sudo rasps-config to configure the system.
Language: HTMLpi@raspberrypi:~$ sudo raspi-config
2) Choose the following options
Language: HTML1) Expand Filesystem 2) (optional) At this point you may also want to choose option 2 Change User Password, 3) Internationalization Options, choose your settings as UTF-8 8) Advance Options, A4 SSH (Enable)
Finish and allow the system to reboot,
Install Dependencies
Language: HTMLsudo apt-get update sudo apt-get -y install lighttpd sudo /etc/init.d/lighttpd stop sudo update-rc.d lighttpd remove sudo apt-get -y install dnsmasq sudo /etc/init.d/dnsmasq stop sudo update-rc.d dnsmasq remove sudo apt-get -y install hostapd sudo /etc/init.d/hostapd stop sudo update-rc.d hostapd remove sudo apt-get -y install iw sudo rm /bin/sh sudo ln /bin/bash /bin/sh sudo chmod a+rw /bin/sh
Install PirateBox
Language: HTMLwget http://downloads.piratebox.de/piratebox-ws_current.tar.gz tar xzf piratebox-ws_current.tar.gz cd piratebox sudo mkdir -p /opt sudo cp -rv piratebox /opt cd /opt/piratebox sudo sed 's:DROOPY_USE_USER="no":DROOPY_USE_USER="yes":' -i /opt/piratebox/conf/piratebox.conf sudo ln -s /opt/piratebox/init.d/piratebox /etc/init.d/piratebox sudo update-rc.d piratebox defaults sudo /etc/init.d/piratebox start
Get Imageboard
Language: HTMLsudo /opt/piratebox/bin/install_piratebox.sh /opt/piratebox/conf/piratebox.conf imageboard
Edit the config.pl file with vi, and edit the ADMIN_PASS and SECRET. Remove the # from the start of the line
Language: HTMLsudo vi /opt/piratebox/www/board/config.pl
# System config
# use constant ADMIN_PASS => ‘CHANGEME’; # Admin password. For fucks's sake, change this.
# use constant SECRET => ‘CHANGEME’; # Cryptographic secret. CHANGE THIS to something totally random, and long.
Activate Timesave Functionality
Language: HTMLsudo /opt/piratebox/bin/timesave.sh /opt/piratebox/conf/piratebox.conf install
Install Minidlna
Language: HTMLsudo apt-get install minidlna sudo cp /etc/minidlna.conf /etc/minidlna.conf.bkp sudo cp /opt/piratebox/src/linux.example.minidlna.conf /etc/minidlna.conf sudo update-rc.d minidlna defaults sudo service minidlna start
Edit Network Configuration
Language: HTMLsudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
(delete the contents of the file and paste in the following)
Language: HTMLauto lo iface lo inet loopback iface eth0 inet dhcp iface wlan0 inet manual ### disalbed for PirateBox #allow-hotplug wlan0 #wpa-roam /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf #iface default inet dhcp
(save and exit by pressing [Control]+x then press [Enter] to update the config file.
Reboot
Language: HTMLsudo reboot
Finally when you logon to the PirateBox, click on Forum and then click on Kareha.pl to activate.
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
Hi Pace, thank you for your work!
We've just updated the PirateBox on RPi DIY page with your instructions.
We've just updated the PirateBox on RPi DIY page with your instructions.
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Re: USB FAT-Storage
Is that an extra space between "mv" and "/opt/"?
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
I have recently created an image for the raspberry Pi2, you will need a minimum of a 4Gig card.
Please test and provide feedback.
I had to resize the partition down from 16gig, but it seems to be running ok... make sure you expand the filesystem once you image your card... See the README file in the torrent.
Magnet link (open your torrent client and select add torrent from url)
Please test and provide feedback.
I had to resize the partition down from 16gig, but it seems to be running ok... make sure you expand the filesystem once you image your card... See the README file in the torrent.
Magnet link (open your torrent client and select add torrent from url)
Language: HTMLmagnet:?xt=urn:btih:CC58CF489C209DF6DCC8D5B8F4CD3CCAE8DA9E90&dn=RPi2PirateBox.zip&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.istole.it%3a80%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3a80%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.publicbt.com%3a80%2fannounce
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
I won't be able to do the test until next week. Once it is done, I'll give you some feedback!
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
Hi Pace,
there is no seeder for this torrent online?
Regards
BlueSpider
there is no seeder for this torrent online?
Regards
BlueSpider
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
It is uploading, it may be a little slow... Im staying in a hotel in China, so when I leave the room the connection turns off... it will be connected all through the night though....
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
Ok, it is hard to seed the first wave... ;)
I won't shutdown my machine this weekend.
I won't shutdown my machine this weekend.
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
I added it to my local client as well. It would be great if you both can agree on one kind of distribution - raspbian or archlinux (while the archlinux image is usually much smaller)
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Re: Pi(rate) box on Pi2B
I think the Arch Linux Distro will be the way to go, I just thought it would be good to get something out there for people to try now on their raspberry Pi's, understand the configs and play around with it.
We will work together and to make a clean and easily accessible image under Arch.
We will work together and to make a clean and easily accessible image under Arch.
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