Ssh -XY Run the command pwd to find out the current directory. After about 30 seconds, the board should be booted up again, so you can log in again by running the command Turn on Satellite CCRMA again using the same procedure as before.Wait until about 15 seconds after you see the message "Connection to 192.168.105.106 closed by remote host," and then disconnect the power from the Raspberry Pi via the micro USB connector. Then you will again have to type in the password temppwd in order to have the privilege to run this command. Run the halt command as superuser by typing sudo halt at the Satellite CCRMA prompt. Would you take the battery out of your laptop and unplug its power adaptor without shutting down? Nope! The same goes for Satellite CCRMA, at least when you can avoid it, because it is a small computer running linux. To do so, follow these instructions.Īfter you login, you will see the prompt This means that you are logged into a computer named "satellite" as the user "ccrma", and you are currently in the directory ~, which is the shortcut for your home directory.Īvoid Powering Down the Board Without Halting it First! In order to see what your Satellite CCRMA kit is doing and program it, you need to log in to it. This means that the Raspberry Pi is booting up.
(If you have a USB power supply, you could use it to power the Raspberry Pi, or if not you can try using your laptop's USB connector to power the Raspberry Pi.) You should see some lights turn on, flickering every now and then. Then use the USB micro cable to power up the Raspberry Pi. Plug the Ethernet port of the Raspberry Pi into your laptop. Make sure you plug the SD memory card is seated all of the way in its slot. If you are missing something, please go get it before assembling your kit. One power supply for the USB micro cable One Ethernet cable for communication with your laptop One memory card (it may already be inserted into your Raspberry Pi) Raspberry Pi Model B (with 512MB of RAM) This is the earlier version of the Satellite CCRMA kits: The Satellite CCRMA Setup (Before Adding Arduino) 10 Halt Your Board Properly When Finished!.9 Appendix B: Transferring Files To and From Your Kit.5 Getting Comfortable With Satellite CCRMA.4 Avoid Powering Down the Board Without Halting it First!.1 The Satellite CCRMA Setup (Before Adding Arduino).
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