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raspbian-template
=================
About
-----
This is a template for an ansible role setting up a
[Raspberry Pi][rpi] running [Raspbian][raspbian].
[rpi]: https://www.raspberrypi.org
[raspbian]: https://www.raspbian.org
Bootstrap a new Raspberry Pi
----------------------------
Download a "Lite" image from the Raspberry Pi [homepage][downloads],
and write it to your sd-card as described on that page.
Before removing the sd-card from your computer make sure to mount
the vfat filesystem on the first partition and create an (empty)
file called "ssh". This enables an [SSH][ssh] daemon on boot so
you and Ansible can log into it on boot.
Now move your sd-card to the Raspberry Pi, connect an ethernet cable
and lastly the power.
Once you figure out the ip address of the Raspberry Pi you can run
the following command to bootstrap it:
```sh
ansible-playbook -D \
-i raspbian-template, \
-e ansible_host=<ip address> \
-e ansible_ssh_user=pi \
-e ansible_ssh_pass=raspberry \
raspbian-template.yml
```
Now go buy a Mate or something. This will take a long time..
Once it finishes you should have a fully upgraded Raspbian
with all the Labitat users and their ssh keys in place.
Hence you should now be able run ansible with your own
ssh user. Eg. just
```sh
ansible-playbook -D \
-i raspbian-template, \
-e ansible_host=<ip address> \
raspbian-template.yml
```
Now is a good time to ssh into it and reboot it,
so it uses the new network setup after boot.
[downloads]: https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
[ssh]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Shell
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