Ubuntu/Raspberry Pi

Network Config: ls -lah /Volumes/system-boot/|grep network-config cat <<EOF > /Volumes/system-boot/network-config version: 2 ethernets: eth0: dhcp4: true optional: true wifis: wlan0: dhcp4: true optional: true access-points: "ChorkeOrg_2.4GHz": password: "sadaqah!" "ChorkeOrg": password: "sadaqah!" EOF	User Data: ls -lah /Volumes/system-boot/|grep user-data cat <<EOF > /Volumes/system-boot/user-data # Some additional examples are provided in comments below the default # configuration. # On first boot, set the (default) pi user's password to "ubuntu" and # expire user passwords chpasswd: expire: true list: - pi:ubuntu # Enable password authentication with the SSH daemon ssh_pwauth: true power_state: mode: reboot EOF
ls -lah /Volumes/system-boot/{.fseventsd,.Spotlight-V100} rm -rf /Volumes/system-boot/{.fseventsd,.Spotlight-V100}

References

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