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Updated stadium ads. Tennessee: Scoreboard ads done by TheBleedingRed Added new stadium ads with an LED filter to make it look like an electronic board. Added UT National Championship banner. You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. If you choose to download this update, the zip file will be downloaded and will overwrite your current version of PINN. In this case you will have to delete this option to enable self-updates again.

Or you can manually check for updates at any time by choosing to reinstall the PINN item in the archival menu, but it must be the only item selected. You can force new updates to be automatically installed without user interaction by adding the forceupdatepinn to recovery.

The PINN user interface is kept fairly simple, comprising a switchable toolbar of command buttons, a list of installable operating systems and a status window indicating the capacity of appropriate attached memory devices. At the bottom of the screen is a small display customisation dialog that permits changing the language and keyboard layout of the user interface. The model of RPi you are using is also displayed just above this,.

The more button can be used to cycle through the 3 toolbars. Beneath the toolbar is the main list of Operating Systems which displays the name and a short description of each OS. At the right hand side is an icon indicating the source where the latest version will be installed from Internet, SD card or USB drive. OSes are grouped onto tabs which categorise the type of OS they are. Each OS has a checkbox at the left hand side to select whether it will be installed or not.

When PINN is booted with OSes already installed, these OSes will normally have their checkbox automatically ticked but see the select option and their background will also be light green in colour, along with the word [installed] next to their name.

Note that installed OSes may be selected in multiple tabs. When the Maintenance toolbar is selected, this list will change to only show the list of OSes that are already installed, since the toolbar buttons are only relevent to installed OSes. Below the main OS List Window is a status window indicating the capacity of appropriate attached memory devices. On the Main Menu , this status window will show the space on the SD card that is available to install OSes, along with the amount of required space for the selected OSes.

The model of RPi you are using is shown in the bottom right corner of this status window. On the Archival menu, this status window will change to show the amount of available and required space on the USB drive for downloading OSes to. Note that all user settings language, keyboard layout, display mode will persist between reboots and will also be automatically passed to the installed OSes. If you are using the RPi locally, the majority of the program can be used with a mouse alone, although a keyboard can make it easier.

A keyboard is required to enter the wifi credentials if you want to connect to a network that way. A virtual keyboard is now provided, however, the wifi can be preconfigured to avoid even this use.

The default CEC remote keys are mapped as follows:. For quicker selection, the following keys may be easier if supported by your model of TV:. Any of the above remote keys can be used instead of the keyboard shift key on startup to access the main menu.

Other TV brands may not work as well, but the mouse simulation is designed to work on most TVs. It is possible to program your own set of key mappings for your particular remote. The default mappings are listed in the wiki.

The default buttons are mapped as follows:. Any of the buttons can be used instead of the keyboard shift key on startup to access the main menu. Some other buttons are mapped to the cursor keys, primarily for use with the virtual keyboard.

A virtual keyboard is available in certain dialogs that require keyboard input, like the wifi password, or the configuration settings. Where available, it can be made visible by clicking on the "Virtual Keyboard" checkbox.

They keys can be pressed by clicking on them using the mouse, or any of the mouse simulation modes of the CEC remote, Joystick or gamepad. Keyboard navigation can also be achieved by mapping joystick or CEC buttons to the cursor keys, and keys selected by mapping to the spacebar key.

The virtual keyboard is not movable, but it can be made transparent using the slide control to the right of the space-bar.

In addition, the recovery. Support for Pimoroni's original Hyperpixel and the Hyperpixel4 displays has now been built into PINN in the form of new composite kernel drivers.

These provide screen detection, LCD initialisation and touchscreen support for both screens. To enable support for these screens add the appropriate dtoverlay to your config. The supported parameters are provided below:. Name: pimhyp3 Info: Overlay for activation of Pimoroni Hyperpixel 3. Replace the 0 with 1,2 or 3 for the various rotations.

To rotate the touchscreen add the appopriate dtparam to the overlay, e. Example config. Append vncinstall to the argument list in the recovery. Using forcetrigger in addition can be useful as it is not always easy to connect quickly enough to see the splash screen and hold the shift key remotely.

This will force you to use VNC to continue the boot process into your installed OS on each boot, so it is best to remove forcetrigger once the required OS's have been installed. Alternatively you could use gpiotriggerenable see later. If you are using DHCP, then you should see your router for a list of the devices connected to it and the IP addresses that have been assigned, or use an IP scanner like Fing to identify your device.

If you have a monitor attached and are using vncshare , the IP address of the PI is shown in the window title bar for ease of connection. Connect to port of this IP address. Using tightvnc, you need to specify this as e. Alternatively, appending vncshare to the argument list instead of vncinstall will share the screen between the locally attached display and redirect it over the VNC network connection simultaneously.

Note 2: The remotetimeout option is useful to gain remote access within a timeout period, yet, allowing the default boot operation to continue. Use the Username of root and password of raspberry.

This can be useful for editing recovery. To enable this feature, add ssh to the argument list in the recovery. SSH is also accessible from the rescueshell, but allow 5 seconds after boot to allow the network to establish.

PINN SSH does not store any keys, so it takes a while to connect at first after each boot as it generates new keys for that session. Use the username of root and password raspberry to login to the shell via the console or SSH. Two editors are available in the recovery shell: vi and nano. Only the Tiny version of nano is included, so some features may not be present when compared to the version supplied with Raspbian. Note that Composite mode is no longer available by default on the PI4 model.

From v3. If both are connected, it will ue HDMI 0. If you don't have a keyboard, you can still change the display mode used by PINN through editing the recovery. To get the best out of PINN it is important that it has access to the internet in order to keep itself updated and ensure it has access to the latest version of each OS.

Connecting to a switch or router with an ethernet cable is the easiest way to get it online. Wifi support is enabled for all built-in wifi chips and many popular wifi dongles, but it requires a little more setup to connect to the correct wifi network. This is useful at locations where network access is not assured, for example at Raspberry Jams or schools, but the OS installation files still need to be downloaded from the internet at some point and kept up to date.

This is the easiest way to access the Internet as it requires no configuration. PINN will connect to a remote download repository and present a list of available operating systems that are available for installation. If the password is correct, you will soon be connected to the Internet and PINN will present a list of downloadable operating systems for you to install. PINN will remember your wifi network connections, so it is only necessary to enter them once. Some operating systems, like Raspbian, will copy these wifi connections when they install, so they will also be able to use them as soon as they are booted.

This file will also be passed on to some OSes when they install. If you need to have more control over your network connection, like setting a static IP address, it is also possible to drop a new copy of the dhcpcd. The file will be renamed to dhcpcd. From v1. NOTE: Realtek wifi drivers rtleu, rtlau, rtlcu are not present in v2.

NOTE: Realtek wifi drivers rtleu, rtlcu are added back in from v3. In recent Raspbian releases, SSH has been disabled by default for security reasons. To override this and enable SSH from first boot, it is necessary to create a file called ssh or ssh.

If PINN detects such a file in the PINN recovery partition, it will copy it across to the Raspbian boot partition whenever it is installed, enabling SSH to be enabled immediately, which is very useful especially for headless installs. To enable that the 'ssh' keyword must be added to recovery. Edit the recovery. Note that these defaults will be overwritten by any changes made in the GUI to these settings. The following is a complete list of all the PINN options that can be added to the recovery.

Once reformatted, PINN will delete this option. See also forceruninstaller The reserve and provision options will be used to adjust the size of the partitions as instructed. If trying to do this remotely, it will not be possible to answer this prompt, so in this case, use the forceruninstaller option for PINN to ignore this check and reformat the drive regardless.

Setting this option could potentially erase any installed OSes, so please be careful when setting it. This space may be useful for adding OS install files later, or for using the first partition as a transfer area for data between the RPi and a Windows PC that can only read the SD card's first partition.

NNN specifies the total size of this partition in MB. The default value is around 64MB. The idea is that an SSD's firmware can make use of this space for over-allocation and wear-levelling to extend the life of the drive. This option is not available in the Edit Options dialog.

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