Flash base image
gunzip -c dlock-firmware-base.tgz | sudo dd of=/dev/MYSCARD status=progress oflag=sync bs=1M
Mount image
TODO
Determine device name
Devices are named dlock-$ID, where $ID is incremented by 1 for each new device
No leading zeroes!
Example: dlock-98
Set hostname to device name
# Edit /etc/hostname to be dlock-98
# Edit /etc/hosts
Boot the device
Insert SDcard into Raspberry PI
Plug in Ethernet cable
Plug in USB power
Check that one can connect directly
ssh dlock-98.local
After that SSH config is setup. An Example can be found in ./ssh_config
..
Check connecting via gateway
ssh door98.dlock.trygvis.io
Update the firmware. See [../ansible/README.md]
..
Add to gateway configuration
TODO: link to gateway doc
If unable to connect to a powered device via the gateway using SSH, it might be due to a stale SSH tunnel. This often manifests by SSH client connection hanging forever on new connect. This can be fixed by doing the following:
List existing SSH tunnel connections. Should be one line per connected device
netstat -lntp4 | grep :20
Find sshd process with the port in question
sudo lsof -i :20$SERIALNUMBER
Kill the offending SSH process
sudo kill -9 1111111111111