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Flash the device

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Flash the device

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Replace the <device_type> and in all commands below with the actual version of the downloaded file.

e.g. deployment-balena-flash-images-raspberrypi3-64-master.zip

Networking

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Skip this if your device does not support wifi or you don't want to use it

Contact Aivero if you need to support any form of enterprise network e.g. eduroam

Look up your wifi SSID and password and export them:

export CONFIG_WIFI_SSID=<your_wifi_name>
export CONFIG_WIFI_KEY=<your_wifi_password>

Flashing


Jetson

Unzip the flash-device deployment you want to use: e.g. 

  1. unzip deployment-balena-flash-images-<device_type>-<version>.zip
  2. Configure images, run it exactly once for every type of device you need to flash. (nothing breaks if you run it multiple times, its just a waste of time) 
    (cd deployment-balena-flash-images-<device_type>-<version>.zip && sudo ./configure-images.sh /opt/aivero/ds/self-signed-certs/root/ca.crt openbalena.aivero.lan [email protected] $SUPERUSER_PASSWORD $CONFIG_WIFI_SSID $CONFIG_WIFI_KEY)
  3. Flash a Jetson: 
    sudo ./flash-jetson.sh

RaspberryPi

Unzip the flash-device deployment you want to use: e.g. 

  1. unzip deployment-balena-flash-images-<device_type>-<version>.zip
  2. Configure images, run it exactly once for every type of device you need to flash. (nothing breaks if you run it multiple times, its just a waste of time) 
    (cd deployment-balena-flash-images-<device_type>-<version>.zip && ./configure-images.sh /opt/aivero/ds/self-signed-certs/root/ca.crt openbalena.aivero.lan [email protected] $SUPERUSER_PASSWORD $CONFIG_WIFI_SSID $CONFIG_WIFI_KEY)
  3. Flash RPI images. The images are in /opt/aivero/configured_images/<device_type>
    1. either use etcher: https://etcher.balena.io/
    2. or use the balena CLI 
          sudo balena local flash /opt/aivero/configured_images/<device_type>/balena_os.img

Connect your device

  1. Connect your device using an adequate power supply. USB ports on a computer are not recommended (USB3 or USB-C might work for a RaspberryPi)
  2. Connect a network cable

Checklist

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Check these:

  • Check if the device shows up here and reports as Online: 

    watch sudo balena devices

  • Check https://aivero.lan/overview -> Camera Controllers for your new device:

  • Connect a camera and switch to the Cameras tab to check if it shows up:

Updated 3 months ago