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Revision and Notes
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Introduction
What is redpesk?
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redpesk is a secure embedded all-in-one Linux software platform dedicated to Industrial IoT. It offers an easy-to-use pre-integrated CI/CD factory with more than 2,500 binary packages and a set of basic “ready-to-go” components that nearly every system requires.
For more information, please visit redpesk.
redpesk Image Download
Create a directory for downloading image:
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For more images releases, please visit redpesk images.
Writing the image to your SD card
To flash your SD card, unxz the compressed file and use dd:
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unxz redpesk*.raw.xz IMAGE=$(ls redpesk*.raw) sudo dd if=$IMAGE of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress |
Note:
Plug a micro SD into your Linux PC, the following assumes that the micro SD is added as /dev/sdX and all it’s partitions are unmounted.
Connect to the SolidSense N8 IoT Compact
SolidSense N8 IoT Compact Block Diagram
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Hardware interfaces
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You can visit our guide to get more information about the SolidSense N8 IoT Compact.
Step-By-Step
Plug in the SD Card into the board.
Power on the board.
Before powering up the board, make sure you have configured the boot media to microSD by setting the S1 switch on the boot source selector to ON:
| Switch 1 | Switch 2 |
SD | ON | ON |
eMMC | OFF | ON |
Connect the USB-UART cable following the three pins beside the SD card socket
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In order to be able to log in , please insert “debian” “root” as a username and password.
use
dmesgto see the name of the USB plugged
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