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How to run the Befit-bot on your RaspberryPi

This guide uses a script that completes most of the steps. Want to install and run to completely manually? Then follow this guide.

Installation steps

  1. Get an SD-card (16 GB recommended) and install the Raspberry PI OS Lite (64-bit) Debian port using the Raspberry Pi Imager
  2. Make sure that you enabled ssh.
  3. Make sure that your PI is connected to your local network.
  4. SSH into your PI.
    • Password default: 'raspberry'
    • Name default: 'raspberrypi#' (with the '#' being the version of your PI, e.g. 4)
    ssh pi@<NAME-OF-PI>
  5. Change the default password (optional). 
    passwd
  6. Copy the setup script from your local machine to your PI. 
    rsync -r -e "ssh -p 22" <LOCAL-PATH>/raspberrypi-setup.sh pi@<IP-ADDRESS>:~
  7. Execute the script 
    ~/raspberrypi-setup.sh
    • During the execution of the script, the text editor nano will be opened so that you can make some changes to the parameters. You can save your changes and exit nano by typing CTRL+O, ENTER, CTRL+X.
    • If you do not have execution rights for the script then run the command below and try to execute the script again. 
      chmod 755 ~/raspberrypi-setup.sh

Want to be more hands on?

If you do not want an automated script to make all the adjustments, you can also follow the manual guide

Updating the image

If you want to update the befit image, simply run the raspberrypi-update-image.sh script on your PI.