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17. Support for cross-node and unified management: manage multiple devices in one interface,
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dramatically improving management and productivity;
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18. Web management communications are encrypted using SSL certificates to ensure the security of session data.
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18. Web management communications are encrypted using SSL certificates to ensure the security
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of session data.
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```
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2.WEB SSH Client Portal Login Interface
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Login address https://yourRasp's IP address:4200
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Description: Used the account with the permission of console login, user pi was already with this permission.
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Description: Used the account with the permission of console login,
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user pi was already with this permission.
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```
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### 3-4. Pre-Configured Items
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#update_config=1
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## The following "WIFI 1", "WIFI 2" represents the settings of multiple wireless networks ##
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## Unless you want to set up multiple wireless networks, you only need to set the settings of "WIFI 1". ##
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## Unless you want to set up multiple wireless networks, ##
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##you only need to set the settings of "WIFI 1". ##
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## WIFI 1 (Do not uncomment this line!) ##
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## In addition to canceling the content comments that need to take effect, ##
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In order to ensure the data synchronization security of the virtual machine, please follow the steps below:
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```
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Please ssh log in to the virtual machine and execute the command "init 0" to shut down the virtual machine.
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Please ssh log in to the virtual machine and execute the command "init 0"
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to shut down the virtual machine.
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After shutting down, you need to execute the " ./bt_prog " command in the BT-Panel virtual machine directory
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After shutting down, you need to execute the " ./bt_prog " command in the
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BT-Panel virtual machine directory
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to check if the virtual machine is closed.
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If there is no output, it means the virtual machine has been shut down normally.
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If the virtual machine cannot be shut down gracefully, execute the " ./bt_prog kill " command
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in the BT-Panel virtual machine directory.
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If the virtual machine cannot be shut down gracefully,
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execute the " ./bt_prog kill " command in the BT-Panel virtual machine directory.
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Also remember to execute the " ./bt_prog " command again to check if the virtual machine is down.
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Also remember to execute the " ./bt_prog " command again to check
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if the virtual machine is down.
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```
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**Automatic startup:**
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Next enter the following command **resizepart** :
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```shell
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(parted) resizepart # Enter the command "resizepart" for partition expansion
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Partition number? 1 # Enter the partition number to be expanded. Since our disk here has only one partition, enter "1".
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(parted) resizepart
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# Enter the command "resizepart" for partition expansion
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Partition number? 1
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# Enter the partition number to be expanded. Since our disk here has only one partition, enter "1".
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Warning: Partition /dev/sda1 is being used. Are you sure you want to continue?
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Yes/No? yes # Confirm to continue, type "yes"
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End? [10.7GB]? 100% # Enter "100%" to extend all available capacity to the partition specified in the previous step.
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(parted) print # Enter "print" to view the disk information of the current operation
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End? [10.7GB]? 100%
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# Enter "100%" to extend all available capacity to the partition specified in the previous step.
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(parted) print
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# Enter "print" to view the disk information of the current operation
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Model: QEMU QEMU HARDDISK (scsi)
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Disk /dev/sda: 21.5GB
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Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
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Partition Table: msdos
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Disk Flags:
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Number Start End Size Type File system Flags
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1 1049kB 21.5GB 21.5GB primary btrfs boot # You can see that the increased disk capacity has been expanded successfully.
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1 1049kB 21.5GB 21.5GB primary btrfs boot
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# You can see that the increased disk capacity has been expanded successfully.
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(parted) quit # Enter "quit" to quit
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Information: You may need to update /etc/fstab.
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@ -1502,23 +1513,25 @@ OPENFANS official website: **[www.openfans.org](http://www.openfans.org)**
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### 7-3 Copyright
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1. The all above system is built by the OPENFANS open source community and is exclusively distributed and provided
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technical support by the Raspberry Pi Fan base community;
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1. The all above system is built by the OPENFANS open source community and is exclusively
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distributed and provided technical support by the Raspberry Pi Fan base community;
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2. Any words or image reprint must indicate the source of the system (software); you can make any modifications to
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the software or system, but you must keep the source and readme;
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2. Any words or image reprint must indicate the source of the system (software);
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you can make any modifications to the software or system, but you must keep the source and readme;
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Strictly used for any commercial purpose, if you need to use it commercially, please contact and obtain permission
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from OPENFANS open source community and Raspberry Pi Fan base community;
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Strictly used for any commercial purpose, if you need to use it commercially,
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please contact and obtain permission from OPENFANS open source community and
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Raspberry Pi Fan base community;
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3. The above system and the ownership of the software belong to the corresponding software author and the license
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agreement to comply with the relevant software package;
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3. The above system and the ownership of the software belong to the corresponding software
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author and the license agreement to comply with the relevant software package;
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4. Failure to comply with the appeal rules, the OPENFANS open source community and the Raspberry Pi Fan base community
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have the right to pursue their respective responsibilities and order to stop all infringements;
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4. Failure to comply with the appeal rules, the OPENFANS open source community and the
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Raspberry Pi Fan base community have the right to pursue their respective responsibilities
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and order to stop all infringements;
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5. OPENFANS open source community and Raspberry Pi Fan base community have the final interpretation of the above
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content.
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5. OPENFANS open source community and Raspberry Pi Fan base community have the final
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interpretation of the above content.
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```
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## 8. Join US!
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- **Hardware development and design staff**
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```
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1. Recognize the Raspberry Pi Fan base community culture and have great enthusiasm for the Raspberry Pi;
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2. Responsible and responsible for the task of completing community arrangements on time and in quality;
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1. Recognize the Raspberry Pi Fan base community culture and have great enthusiasm
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for the Raspberry Pi;
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2. Responsible and responsible for the task of completing community arrangements on
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time and in quality;
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3. Have the design ability of 3D printing modeling or circuit DSP;
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4. Have practical hardware design experience.
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```
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- **Software and system developer**
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```
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1. Recognize the Raspberry Pi Fan base community culture and have great enthusiasm for the Raspberry Pi;
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2. Responsible and responsible for the task of completing community arrangements on time and in quality;
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1. Recognize the Raspberry Pi Fan base community culture and have great enthusiasm
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for the Raspberry Pi;
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2. Responsible and responsible for the task of completing community arrangements on
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time and in quality;
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3. Familiar with system build compilation or software development;
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4. We like the development language, including but not limited to: JAVA, Python, Go, NodeJS, C, C++ ...;
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4. We like the development language, including but not limited to: JAVA, Python,
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Go, NodeJS, C, C++ ...;
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5. Require software compilation and Deb packaging;
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6. Have practical development experience.
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```
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