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Most of the code and setup stolen from: Instructables
There’s an install.sh script that does (almost) everything at once. If in doubt, see the install guide.
Once you’ve performed an installation or if you’re pulling down the latest version of code, use the check.sh
script to ensure all of
the requisite changes needed for the version of code you’re using are in place. For example, in one refactor, the sun.py
script was
updated to rely on /home/pi/.noaa.conf
having vars declared for LAT
, LON
, and TZ_OFFSET
- if any of these are missing, the check
script will fail and report what needs to occur to fix this.
This project is intended as a zero-maintenance system where you just power-up the Raspberry PI and wait for images to be received. However, if you are in doubt about it just follow the working guide
Raspberry-noaa runs on Raspberry PI 2 and up. See the hardware notes