$
, strip out $
as this character is not part of the commandcat << "EOF"
, select all lines at once (from cat << "EOF"
to EOF
inclusively) as they are part of the same (single) commandHeads-up: replace
~/.ssh/pi
with path to private key andpi@10.0.1.181
with server or Raspberry Pi SSH destination.
Heads-up: on macOS FAT32 is labelled as “MSDOS (FAT)”.
Heads-up: run
sudo fdisk -l
to find device and replacesdb1
with device (if needed)
Click “Applications”, then “Favorites”, then “Configure persistent volume”, set passphrase, click “Create”, make sure “Personal Data” is enabled, click “Save” and, finally, click “Restart Now”.
Heads-up: if keyboard layout of computer isn’t “English (US)”, set “Keyboard Layout”.
Click “+” under “Additional Settings”, then “Administration Password”, set password, click “Add” and, finally, click “Start Tails”.
Insert FAT32-formatted USB flash drive into Tails computer, click “Places”, then “Computer”, then click FAT32-formatted USB flash drive, enter admin password (if required), double-click “hostname” and “pi-electrs.auth_private” and, finally, replace HOSTNAME
and PI_ELECTRS_AUTH_PRIVATE
with corresponding values.
Heads-up: data on selected disk will be permanently destroyed… choose disk carefully.
Heads-up: secure erasing FAT32-formatted USB flash drive can take a long time (potentially hours) depending on performance and size of drive.
Click “Application”, then “Utilities”, then “Disks”, select FAT32-formatted USB flash drive, click “-”, then “Delete”, then “+”, then “Next”, enter “Volume Name”, enable “Erase”, select “For use with all systems and devices (FAT)” and, finally, click “Create”.
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Heads-up: if keyboard layout of computer isn’t “English (US)”, set “Keyboard Layout”.
Click “+” under “Additional Settings”, then “Administration Password”, set password, click “Add” and, finally, click “Start Tails”.
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