45 lines
1.8 KiB
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45 lines
1.8 KiB
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Instruction
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([xx] referring sections in 'Useful Notes')
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1) building image / set-up ssh. & x11
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-> [a0]
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-> [a1: verify ccrma img.]
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-> dd image. (8GB Trenscend class 10 microsdhc had been used.) / use rdisk if you are using mac. damn faster. (but, better not use mac for that 5 min.)
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-> go get XQuartz, for OSX Lion.
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-> [a3: mac's ssh check]
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2)
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-> ssh into RPi - ssh -XY ccrma@192.168.105.106 (through Ethernet, this ip is fixed one. mac's ethernet should be manually set as 192.168.105.105/24)
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-> [a8]
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-> reboot - sudo shutdown -r now (default pw: temppwd)
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-> cd /sys/class/sound and look around.. card0 should be identified as your USB interface.. / [b08], [b13]
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-> [b02: upload files into RPi]
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-> pd & - to edit things.. and test sound.. etc.
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-> arduino & - edit firmata code. and re-fuse arduino.
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-> don't try to do heavy monitoring. gui overload is really significant.. / use very slow monitoring in GUI mode and change the freq. back with text editor (like, nano)
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-> pd -nogui XXXX &
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-> be warned with [b16] / it really matters.
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-> if it works fine. you can check stream type (for example, S16_LE, 44.1kHz sth..) / [b14]
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-> finally, [b15]
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-> and reboot. and give it a long run test.
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-> that's it. done. clap.
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Useful Notes (ToC) -> useful_notes.txt
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a0 Powering the RPi
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a1 Verify if the the hash key is the same (optional), in the terminal run:
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a3 locale problem of ssh
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a4 finding raspberry's ip! --> arp -a
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a8 assigning UX1-EA (usb audio dev.) as a default dev.
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b01 fsck for raspberry pi
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b02 Using scp to transfer files in Linux
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b03 blocked RPi
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b08 identifying sound card (ex. hw:0,1)
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b09 setting file for pd
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b10 make a backup of image
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b13 identifying the cards.. (for jack..)
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b14 where to find current stream info!
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b15 starting automatically pd patch.
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b16 don't use loadbang -> pd dsp 1; when you do pd with nogui-mode on RPi). NEVER! |