08a8:0016
)/etc/pulse/default.pa
, uncomment or add the following lines: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/sdb
. If you are not 100% sure about which disk you are flashing, safely eject the disk and rerun the command to make sure it is no longer reported by fdisk
. Performing the following operations will delete the entire contents of the disk.sudo umount /dev/sdb*
. Make sure to substitute for the location of your device.sudo dd if=path-to-your-image.img of=/dev/sdb bs=20M
. Make sure to substitute the path to the .img
file you downloaded, and the location of your device.ssh
into Picroft once Picroft is connected to a wired or wireless networkssh
into Picroft, do the following:ssh
into PicroftHey 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.1
, 2
, 3
or 4
corresponding to:1
, 2
, 3
or 4
corresponding to:mycroft-cli-client
screen, and a Registration Code will be spoken, and will also be shown on the mycroft-cli-client
screen, as shown below:Ctrl + C
to get to the command line orwpa_supplicant.conf
filewpa_supplicant.conf
file. This file controls WiFi connections for the Raspberry Pi.sudo nano /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
Ctrl + X
to exit and Y
then Enter
to save your changes.sudo reboot now
wpa_supplicant.conf
file, replacing ssid
with your SSID name, identity
with your username and password
with the hash generated earlier. Type Ctrl + O
to save, then Ctrl + x
to exit.sudo reboot now
. If these steps have worked, you will be connected to your enterprise WiFi shortly after rebooting.mycroft-cli-client
: This command will start the Mycroft CLI client if you are on the Linux command linemycroft-help
: This command brings up help informationmycroft-mic-test
: This command re-runs the microphone test from the guided setupmycroft-pip
: This command runs pip
within the Mycroft Python virtual environment
(venv
). This is useful if you are installing dependencies for Skills.mycroft-say-to
: This command sends a command to Picroft, just like you had 'spoken' a command. This is useful if your microphone is not working.mycroft-setup-wizard
: This command re-runs the guided setupmycroft-skill-testrunner
: This command runs the testrunner
- used to run unit tests for a Skill. This is useful if you are doing Skills development with Mycroftmycroft-speak
: This command gets Mycroft to 'speak' using Text to Speech.mycroft-venv-deactivate
: This command deactivates the Mycroft Python virtual environment
and is useful if you want to install other software on the Picroft device.mycroft-wipe
: This command wipes Picroft back to factory default status. This will unpair the device and remove any configuration changes you have made./home/pi
that points to /opt/mycroft/skills
mycroft-core
- is located at /home/pi/mycroft-core
/var/log/mycroft/
mycroft.conf
- is located at /home/mycroft/.mycroft/mycroft.conf
/home/mycroft/.mycroft/identity/identity2.json
mycroft-core
and the Skills on your Picroft updated, first ssh
in to Picroft, then run the update.sh
script:mycroft-core
and the Skills on your Picroft device.pi
user to the gpio
group with the commandsudo usermod -g gpio pi
sudo apt-get install python-rpi.gpio && sudo apt-get install python3-rpi.gpio