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+Hey there.
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+The image can be found here: https://pub.parazyd.cf/tmp/dowse-img/
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+There's two files: .tar.gz and .img.xz. I will explain them below.
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+If it's usable, try to include it in the Dowse documentation.
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+.tar.gz)
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+ This is a tarball of the root filesystem (watch out, tarbomb!) that
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+ can be extracted on a previously partitioned SD card. Basic steps to
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+ do this are:
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+ $ cfdisk /dev/mmcblk0
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+ * make a partition of 128M that will act as /boot
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+ * make a partition of remaining free space that will act as /
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+ $ mkfs.vfat -F32 /dev/mmcblk0p1
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+ $ mkfs.ext4 /dev/mmcblk0p2
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+ $ mkdir mnt
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+ $ mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 mnt
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+ $ mkdir mnt/boot
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+ $ mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 mnt/boot
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+ $ cd mnt
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+ $ tar xvf /path/to/devuan_ascii_dowse_raspi2.tar.gz
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+ $ cd ..
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+ $ umount -R mnt && sync
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+ This will result in a Dowse SD card which has all the free space
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+ usable.
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+.img.xz)
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+ This is a premade .img that can be dd-d to a SD card. Basic steps to
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+ do this are:
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+ $ xzcat /path/to/devuan_ascii_dowse_raspi2.img.xz | sudo dd of=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=4M
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+ $ sync
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+ To enlarge the second partition to the whole sd card:
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+ $ cfdisk /dev/mmcblk0
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+ * delete the second (bigger) partition
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+ * create a new partition using all the remaining free space
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+ $ e2fsck -f /dev/mmcblk0p2
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+ $ resize2fs /dev/mmcblk0p2
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+ $ sync
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+ This will also result in a Dowse SD card which has all the free
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+ space usable.
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+---
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+The Router setup:
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+Connect the WAN cable to the blue port on the TP-Link, and then plug it
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+in and power it up. It will boot and get an IP on the WAN by requesting
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+DHCP.
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+The TP-Link will also start the wireless network called 'dowse', with
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+the password 'dortmund'. The router serves no DHCP on its own. To
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+connect to the router, you can either plug in a cable, or access it via
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+WiFi. Its IP address is "10.0.1.1". You can set your ip using:
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+ $ ifconfig eth0 10.0.1.2 (use eth0 or wlan0 depending on how you connected)
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+Now you should be able to access the interface of the router using
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+10.0.1.1 as the IP address in your browser (or SSH).
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+Time to connect the Dowse box. Plug it in and wait a minute or two until
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+it boots. The white box won't start Dowse automatically so you have to
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+start it manually. If you're still connected to the TP-Link, you should
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+be able to access the Dowse box at the "10.0.1.250" IP address, using
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+either "root:toor" or "dowse:dowse" as the credentials. Then start dowse
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+normally as we do.
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+---
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+That's all there is to it. I'll try to be on IRC during the time of the
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+workshop. Tor will also be running on the box so I will be able to
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+Let me know when the workshop is happening and if anything else's
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+Have a good one ;)
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+--
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+~ parazyd
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+GnuPG: 03337671FDE75BB6A85EC91FB876CB44FA1B0274
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+GnuPG: https://parazyd.cf/FA1B0274.asc
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