This playbook configure basic settings for the Raspberry Pi headless thanks to Ansible. No needs to run raspi-config utility on a display!
Heavily based on the raspi-config nonint option, but NOT 100% ported!
Change vars at the beginning of raspi-config.yml file and hosts to suit your needs.
Run with: ansible-playbook -i hosts raspi-config.yml
Don't forget to touch ssh in the SD /boot partitions!
Works:
- Change hostname
- Set boot behaviour (cli/desktop/autologin)
- Change locale
- Change timezone
- Change keyboard layout
- Enable/Disable Camera, SSH, VNC, SPI, i2C, Serial, 1-Wire, remote GPIO
- Expand filesystem
- Set GPU ram split
- Enable/Disable pixel doubling
- Update raspi-config
Not fully tested:
- Set WiFi credentials
- Enable network names
- Wait for Network at Boot
- Splash Screen
- Set WiFi country
- Set overclock
- Enable overscan
- Set audio out
- Set HDMI group mode
- Set OpenGL desktop driver
TODO:
- Change user password (i prefer Ansible user module)
REBOOT: True #Should i reboot at the end of this playbook?
UPDATE: True
HOSTNAME: "picasa"
MEMSPLIT: "128" #mb
BOOTBEHAVIOUR: "B1" #B1 cli, B2 cli autologin, B3 desktop, B4 desktop autologin
LOCALE: "it_IT.UTF-8"
TIMEZONE: "Europe/Rome"
XKBLAYOUT: "it" #default "gb"
NETNAMES: False
SSH: True
SERIAL: True
CAMERA: True
VNC: False
SPI: False
I2C: True
ONEWIRE: False
RGPIO: False
WIFI_COUNTRY: "IT"
BOOTWAIT: False
BOOTSPLASH: False
OVERSCAN: False
OVERCLOCK: False
HDMI_GROUP: False
HDMI_MOD: False
PIXDUB: False
AUDIO_OUT: "0" #0 Auto, 1 Force 3.5mm, 2 Force hdmi
GLDRIVER: False #G1 Full KMS, G2 Fake KMS, G3 Legacy