This page provides an overview of the project including relevant links to usefull Rasperry Pi Resources
This page will give you a quick overview of the porject as well as links to relevant RaspberryPi SD Card images.
The ability to create and deploy networking technologies able to deliver relevant content over multiple platforms has until very recently depended on access to costly technology, infrastructure and expertise. This project aims to provide a quick start to run own cost effective digital projects based on open source tools and Raspberry Pi hardware.
Download the RaspberryPi .img file - It’s a large download ~8GB
Download either the Windows / Mac OS / Linux version of Etcher - You will use this to write the .img file to an SD card to get your Raspberry Pi setup up and running.
Follow the 1-2-3 process as displayed on the Etcher website.
Once your image has been written to the SD card you can pop it into your Raspberry Pi Model 3 B and you should be ready to go.
Once started, you should see the SolarPi hotspot and will be able to connect to the open hotspot and access the WordPress server at http: // 172.24.1.1
Plase Note:
This image and WIFI hotspot setup was build on a Raspberry Pi Model 3 B but it should work on other Raspberry Pi Setups, however on other setups the Wifi hotspot may need to be configured to each invividual system.
A list of all changes, including password for the setup, that was made to the original Raspbian Jessy installation can be found here.
If you would like to collaborate or chat about this project kindly get in touch via github / the following gitter channel
This website is shared under the MIT LICENSE the project related files, such as the Raspberry Pi .img is shared under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Andre Goodrich - Social Anthropology - North-West University
Gustaff Templehof - Graphic Designer
Juan Steyn - Digital Humanities - North-West Unversity