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#Create Raspberry Pi Kiosk on Raspbian Debian Wheezy# | ||
## Install Raspbian Debian Wheezy ## | ||
With this tutorial you can create a 'fullscreen kiosk' which shows a webpage. This webpage will run in chromium. | ||
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The first step is to install Raspbian on the Raspberry Pi. There are 2 ways to do this. | ||
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- via the Raspberry Pi NOOBS image. (http://www.raspberrypi.org/help/noobs-setup/) Install the NOOBS image and install Raspbian via the NOOBS install manager | ||
- install directly the Raspbian image (http://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/README.md) | ||
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At the end you need a fresh Raspbian Debian Wheezy installed on your Raspberry Pi. | ||
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##Configure Raspbian Debian Wheezy## | ||
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When starting Raspbian for the first time you will see the Raspi Config tool. There are a few things you need to configure. | ||
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- Update the Raspi config tool | ||
- Enable SSH when you want to proceed the configure process threw SSH (Advanced Options) | ||
- Disable overscan. This option tries to adjust the resolution for you Raspberry Pi. But it will only f**k things up :) (Advanced Options) | ||
- Change your boot to desktop environment. This will start-up the GUI instead of the CLI and Automatically will login to user 'pi'. | ||
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## good to know ## | ||
- default Raspbian login: user: pi pass: raspberry |