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Download Screenly OSE [https://github.com/wireload/screenly-ose here] | |||
==Installing Screenly OSE== | |||
# Follow directions [https://support.screenly.io/hc/en-us/articles/217910023-Flash-out-Screenly-to-an-SD-card-on-Windows here] to flash the SD card. | |||
# Open SD card in Windows, and edit network.ini to include wifi network name and password. (Don't forget to remove the semicolons.) | |||
# Make note of IP address from file. | |||
# Insert SD card in Pi, then plug in peripherals and power. | |||
# Visit http://x.x.x.x:8080 in another browser to open Screenly schedule. | |||
# Build html file hosted on GitHub. Use GitHub Pages to retrieve public url. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:19, 11 February 2017
Hardware
Raspberry Pi Unused computer monitor
Software
Download Screenly OSE here
Installing Screenly OSE
- Follow directions here to flash the SD card.
- Open SD card in Windows, and edit network.ini to include wifi network name and password. (Don't forget to remove the semicolons.)
- Make note of IP address from file.
- Insert SD card in Pi, then plug in peripherals and power.
- Visit http://x.x.x.x:8080 in another browser to open Screenly schedule.
- Build html file hosted on GitHub. Use GitHub Pages to retrieve public url.