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| baseraspberrypisetupbookworm [2026/10/27 16:37] – tputman | baseraspberrypisetupbookworm [2026/10/27 16:55] (current) – tputman | ||
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| - | A TransSECS Devices system can normally run on a 1 GB Pi or better (2 GB or 4 GB, for example). If the Raspberry Pi will also display a MIX or MIStudio | + | A TransSECS Devices system can normally run on a 1 GB Pi or better (2 GB or 4 GB, for example). If the Raspberry Pi will also display a MIX user interface in a browser, use **4 GB or more**. |
| If your Raspberry Pi came with an OS installed on its microSD Card, you may start with this installation or you may start with a new SD Card and keep this bundled SD Card for reference. | If your Raspberry Pi came with an OS installed on its microSD Card, you may start with this installation or you may start with a new SD Card and keep this bundled SD Card for reference. | ||
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| ==== Wired Ethernet ==== | ==== Wired Ethernet ==== | ||
| - | For a TransSECS-only | + | For a system using wired Ethernet: |
| <code text> | <code text> | ||
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| <code text> | <code text> | ||
| - | sudo tar -xzf <Java-25-ARM64-archive>.tar.gz -C /opt/java | + | cd /tmp |
| + | wget -O zulu25.tar.gz " | ||
| + | sudo mkdir -p /opt/java | ||
| + | sudo tar -xzf zulu25.tar.gz -C /opt/java | ||
| ls /opt/java | ls /opt/java | ||
| </ | </ | ||
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| Verify that the time zone is correct and that the system clock is synchronized when a network time source is available. | Verify that the time zone is correct and that the system clock is synchronized when a network time source is available. | ||
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| - | If the factory network has no Internet or local time server, the clock may drift. MIX provides another convenient way to set the system time by loading **Get Pre-License Key** on the setup page. In addition, for SECS/GEM tool applications, | ||
| ===== 14. Verify the base setup ===== | ===== 14. Verify the base setup ===== | ||
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