Rebuild v1.0.0 - Revision history

Elias: Elias moved page Rebuild to Rebuild v1.0.0: New version

2024-06-11T19:40:12Z

Elias moved page Rebuild to Rebuild v1.0.0: New version

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	# Select wifi network and enter credentials		# Select wifi network and enter credentials
	# Exit nmtui and verify connection to the wifi network with '''ip addr''' (If you connect via wifi hotspot, you will be disconnected)		# Exit nmtui and verify connection to the wifi network with '''ip addr''' (If you connect via wifi hotspot, you will be disconnected)


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	[[File:Nmtui.gif]]		[[File:Nmtui.gif]]

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	If you have a Wifi dongle connected, you can connect to a local Wifi access point by using the '''nmtui''' program.		If you have a Wifi dongle connected, you can connect to a local Wifi access point by using the '''nmtui''' program.

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	===='''Using nmtui'''====		===='''Using nmtui'''====
	nmtui is a Text UI tool to assist in managing network settings.		nmtui is a Text UI tool to assist in managing network settings.

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	=== Connecting to an external Wifi access point ===		=== Connecting to an external Wifi access point ===
	If you have a Wifi dongle connected, you can connect to a local Wifi access point by using the ~~(using sudo)~~ '''nmtui''' program.		If you have a Wifi dongle connected, you can connect to a local Wifi access point by using the '''nmtui''' program.

			===='''Using nmtui'''====
			nmtui is a Text UI tool to assist in managing network settings.
			nmtui is mainly navigated using the arrow, space, enter, tab & escape keys.
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	# Use SSH or the serial port to log in to the device.		# Use SSH or the serial port to log in to the device.
	# Start ~~the~~ nmtui ~~program~~		# Start '''nmtui'''
	# ~~Delete the hotspot~~ connection		# Select Activate connection
	# ~~Choose Activate~~ connection ~~and choose~~ the ~~Wifi~~ hotspot you ~~want to connect to~~		# Select wifi network and enter credentials
			# Exit nmtui and verify connection to the wifi network with '''ip addr''' (If you connect via wifi hotspot, you will be disconnected)
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	== Recore booting ==		== Recore booting ==

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Getting started

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	After the Klipper configuration is complete, do a test print to make sure everything is working.		After the Klipper configuration is complete, do a test print to make sure everything is working.

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	===='''Important'''====		===='''Important'''====

2024-05-30T18:44:17Z

Wifi Access Point does work

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	=== Wifi Access Point does work ===		=== Wifi Access Point does work ===
			'''Fixed in Rebuild v1.0.1'''

	On Rebuild v1.0.0 there is an issue with setting up Wifi as a hotspot/Access Point. There are three issues preventing this.		On Rebuild v1.0.0 there is an issue with setting up Wifi as a hotspot/Access Point. There are three issues preventing this.
	# The kernel has trouble with the RTW88 driver causing the AP to connect/disconnect continously. The workaround to that is to downgrade a legacy kernel. The "current" kernel is Linux 6.6.x, while the legacy is 6.1.x as of this writing.		# The kernel has trouble with the RTW88 driver causing the AP to connect/disconnect continously. The workaround to that is to downgrade a legacy kernel. The "current" kernel is Linux 6.6.x, while the legacy is 6.1.x as of this writing.

2024-05-28T13:55:41Z

Update u-boot on Recore

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	Flash the binary		Flash the binary
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	dd if=u-boot-sunxi-with-spl.bin of=/dev/~~mmcblk0~~ bs=1024 seek=8 conv=notrunc		dd if=u-boot-sunxi-with-spl.bin of=/dev/mmcblk2 bs=1024 seek=8 conv=notrunc
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	~~Note: U-boot needs to be patched in order to use the eMMC as the first (and only) boot device.~~
	~~The changes can be done in "spl_mmc_get_device_index" where dev_num should be 0 instead of 1.~~

	===AR100 firmware===		===AR100 firmware===

2024-05-26T20:55:06Z

SSH access

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	# You can start the SSH service from Mainsail/Fluidd		# You can start the SSH service from Mainsail/Fluidd
	SSH access is only enabled for user '''debian''' using the password '''temppwd'''.		SSH access is only enabled for user '''debian''' using the password '''temppwd'''.
	The first time you log in, you will be prompted to change the password. After the password has been changed, you will need to log in again. If you do not log in within an hour of enabling SSH, the SSH access will be disabled. This is for security reasons, it's not good to have an open SSH port with the default password. If the SSH access is disabled, it can be enabled again from the user interface.		The first time you log in, you will be prompted to change the password. After the password has been changed, you will need to log in again. If you do not log in within an hour of enabling SSH, '''the SSH access will be disabled'''. This is for security reasons, it's not good to have an open SSH port with the default password. If the SSH access is disabled, it can be enabled again from the user interface.

	==Serial port acccess==		==Serial port acccess==

2024-05-26T20:54:29Z

SSH access

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	# You can start the SSH service from Mainsail/Fluidd		# You can start the SSH service from Mainsail/Fluidd
	SSH access is only enabled for user '''debian''' using the password '''temppwd'''.		SSH access is only enabled for user '''debian''' using the password '''temppwd'''.
	The first time you log in, you will be prompted to change the password. After the password has been changed, you will need to log in again.		The first time you log in, you will be prompted to change the password. After the password has been changed, you will need to log in again. If you do not log in within an hour of enabling SSH, the SSH access will be disabled. This is for security reasons, it's not good to have an open SSH port with the default password. If the SSH access is disabled, it can be enabled again from the user interface.

	==Serial port acccess==		==Serial port acccess==

2024-05-23T22:21:24Z

Connecting to an external Wifi access point

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	=== Connecting to an external Wifi access point ===		=== Connecting to an external Wifi access point ===
	If you have a Wifi dongle connected, you can connect to a local Wifi access point by using the (using sudo) '''nmtui''' program.		If you have a Wifi dongle connected, you can connect to a local Wifi access point by using the (using sudo) '''nmtui''' program.
	# Use SSH to log in to the device		# Use SSH or the serial port to log in to the device.
	# Start the nmtui program		# Start the nmtui program
	# Delete the hotspot connection		# Delete the hotspot connection