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Welcome to the astroarch wiki!
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# Download
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Please use this link to download astroarch gzipped img file => https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eIpsQyOQkVFmrjqBkHscJvhBpHzVH_rK/
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Please use this link to download astroarch gzipped img file => https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zENnDzZt8sNN_NX7eguw7Oz1pMvZAbQR/
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# Burn the img to an SD
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If you prefer a GUI, use [balenaHetcher](https://www.balena.io/etcher/)
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If you prefer a GUI, use [balenaHetcher](https://www.balena.io/etcher/) otherwise you can use the unix `dd` to flash it, and if you are using `dd` I think
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there is nothing I shall explain to you :)
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# First boot
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After you burned the .img file to your SD, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT YOU EXPAND THE ROOT PARTITION to cover your entire SD size, you can use tools like `gparted`, after expansion, insert the SD card into the pi and boot the system, you'll be logged in as user `astronaut`, the password (for sudoing and similar things) is `astro`
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After you burned the .img file to your SD, you _should_ be able to reach astroarch via VNC, however if you don't see the desktop or you can't connect to it
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this likely means that the SD partition has not been expanded on the first boot, to solve this issue just **reboot your raspberry pi by unplugging it from the power**
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# Connecting via browser (noVNC)
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By default `AstroArch` will start a hostpot called `AstroArch`, to connect to that WiFi network use the password `astronomy`
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noVNC is installed and it will start by default, if your pi is wired to your network you can connect to it with the follwing methods:
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-`http://astroarch.local:8080/vnc.html`
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-**http://astroarch.local:8080/vnc.html**
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- if the previous method doesn't work, find your raspberry pi IP, connect to it through your browser typing `http://RASPBERRY_IP:8080/vnc.html`
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otherwise, if you want to connect to its hotspot, find the WiFi network `AstroArch` (the pass is `astronomy`) and type in your browser `http://10.42.0.1:8080/vnc.html`
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- noVNC
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# Reporting issues
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Being this is an **very** early alpha stage, should you find any issue please report them here https://github.com/MattBlack85/astroarch/issues this will help me tracking them and ship a fix for them
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AstroArch is actually in a beta state, things seems to work and look pretty stable. However should you find any issue please report them here https://github.com/MattBlack85/astroarch/issues this will help me tracking them and ship a fix for them
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