packet:linbpq_pi_installation
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| This is a document which describes the general case of installing and configuring LinBPQ on a Pi - this is probably not the instructions to establish a node specific to the OARC national packet project network. | This is a document which describes the general case of installing and configuring LinBPQ on a Pi - this is probably not the instructions to establish a node specific to the OARC national packet project network. | ||
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| + | **NB this process has now been superseded since one of our members has kindly established an apt repo containing a build of LinBPQ.\\ | ||
| + | See [[packet: | ||
| ===== Assumptions ===== | ===== Assumptions ===== | ||
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| 2. Run the command **sudo nano bpq32.cfg** to open the configuration file\\ | 2. Run the command **sudo nano bpq32.cfg** to open the configuration file\\ | ||
| 3. Spend a few minutes looking over this file. The tool we used has added a load of comments telling you what everything does.\\ | 3. Spend a few minutes looking over this file. The tool we used has added a load of comments telling you what everything does.\\ | ||
| - | 4. Navigate to the section that starts *******Port 1*******\\ | + | 4. Navigate to the section that starts |
| 5. Change the COMPORT and SPEED to the correct values - in the case of a NinoTNC you would change: | 5. Change the COMPORT and SPEED to the correct values - in the case of a NinoTNC you would change: | ||
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