And this project will be using a Raspberry Pi to host my note server, as well as the integrity service,
you can use any Raspberry Pi you want the requirements as far as the resources of the Raspberry Pi are
concerned and many more even the Raspberry Pi zero will do.
So what I've done is I dug through my various boxes and drawers and I found an old Raspberry Pi to this
one here.
It doesn't even have Wi-Fi.
And this is the device that I'll be using for the purposes of this project.
I'm just going to plug it into power and then use Evernote.
Why that is to provide connectivity and that's about it.
So in the few lectures in this section, I'll show you how to set up the Raspberry Pi starting right
now with Rustigan, I'm going to install Rushden on this 16 gigabyte SD card.
Let's do that now.
There's a few different ways by which you can install Rampion on your SD card, and in this lecture
I'm going to follow the latest available utility that was just published by the Raspberry Pi Foundation,
which is called Irascibility Pi Imager.
So it comes for Windows Mac OS and Mbundu downloads the version that matches your operating system.
And what this utility allows you to do is to download and install in a single step instead of previous
methods where we used distinct steps first to download an image for the operating system onto your computer
and then use a third party utility to quote unquote install that image on an SD card.
I have already installed the Raspberry Pi imager on my computer.
So here it is.
The first step is to choose the operating system.
And there's a few choices here.
As you can see, the one that I'm going to go for is Raspberry Pi OS other.
So click on that.
And then we've got two further options to choose from and I will choose.
The Raspberry Pi is like 32 bit, which gives me a small footprint, Raspberry Pi OS that is missing
all of the desktop components.
And that way the image size shrinks and I'm not going to use any of the desktop components anyway.
I'll be interacting with my Raspberry Pi note read computer remotely via SFH.
So click on that.
And we've got our operating system selection done.
Then for the SD card, I'm going to choose my six gigabyte SD card that is mounted at this location
and that's about it.
Right?
I'm going to put in my credentials for my computer and that's it.
The utility will now download and then install the image of the Raspberry Pi OS on the SD card is give
this a few minutes to finish writing and come back to continue with the process.
OK, so the installation process is complete on continue and close the immature window before we go
into the next step, which is to simply boot the respirator for the first time.
I need to enable SFH because Secich is the WAPA, which will be interacting with the rest of.
To do that, what we need to do is to create a file called SFH or with their file name SFH, no extension,
it can be empty or it doesn't really matter what's in that file and then stored that in the volumes
Bhoot directory of the SD card.
So I'm going to create a new file here that's going to put some rubbish or garbage text.
It doesn't really matter what I put in here, just as long as I can save this file with the appropriate
extension on the boot partition of the SD card that contains there must be an operating system and I'm
going to save it onto the boot partition.
You can see down here partition, give you the file name SFH and save.
And confirm that the file is present.
Here's the petition, here's the file that I just saved so I can go ahead and eject the boot disk or
the boot partition from my computer and continue with the first boot of the pie.