"I need to be connected to the internet. Plug in a network cable, or connect to the SSID Mycroft with the password 12345678 and go to http://start.mycroft.ai"
MYCROFT
using the password "12345678". Once you are connected to this SSID, go to the web page http://start.mycroft.ai. A list of available WiFi networks will be presented. Select the WiFi network that you wish to connect the Mark 1 to, and enter the WiFi password. Mark 1 will attempt to connect to the WiFi network.<<< SYNC <<<
appear on the LED display. Next, Mark 1 will attempt to update the Skills that are installed on the Device. If your Mark 1 gets stuck at this stage, it is likely an issue with updating software or Skills. A reboot may assist, but if it does not then please contact us via Chat or the Forum and we can assist further.Hey Mycroft, what's your IP address?
"here are my available IP addresses: wlan IP address ... Those are all my available IP addresses"
mycroft
, so enter this when prompted.mycroft-cli-client
dd
to burn the disk image instead, follow these instructions:sudo fdisk -l
. You will be able to tell the path based on the storage size of the device./dev/sdb1
sudo umount /dev/sdb1
. Make sure to substitute for the location of your device.sudo dd if=path-to-your-image.img of=/dev/sdb1 bs=20M
. Make sure to substitute the location of your device, and the path to the .img
file you downloaded.apt
repo use to store the Mark 1 package, mycroft-core
- does not store package versions. However, the Mark 1 does cache apt
packages on the Device at:/var/cache/apt/archives
mycroft-core
packagedpkg
mycroft-core
package. In the example below, the version is given as 0.9.12
, but use the version you currently have installed.sudo apt-get remove mycroft-core=0.9.12
[email protected]_1:~ $ ls -las /var/cache/apt/archives/ | grep mycroft-core
dpkg
to install the archivesudo dpkg -i /path/to/file