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# Look to see if the lights are active on the dreamplug (ie is it getting power)
 
# Look to see if the lights are active on the dreamplug (ie is it getting power)
 
# If yes...  
 
# If yes...  
## Try using //PUTTY// to ssh to the dreamplug.
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## Try using ''PUTTY'' to ssh to the dreamplug.
 
## First, disconnect the port 1 ethernet cable, which connects to the webcam
 
## First, disconnect the port 1 ethernet cable, which connects to the webcam
 
## connect another ethernet cable between port 1 on the dreamplug and the laptop
 
## connect another ethernet cable between port 1 on the dreamplug and the laptop
 
## when you connect your laptop to the dreamplug if it is working fine it should dynamically supply an IP address using DHCP
 
## when you connect your laptop to the dreamplug if it is working fine it should dynamically supply an IP address using DHCP
## IP address for the server will be 192.168.1.1; port initially is 22; user will be bob
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## IP address for the server will be '''192.168.1.1'''; port initially is '''22''' ''(if we use the replacement dreamplug the port will be '''20593''')''; user will be ''bob''
 
## If you're able to log in... awesome!
 
## If you're able to log in... awesome!
 
### let's try a few commands then.  Here are some commands:
 
### let's try a few commands then.  Here are some commands:
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### exit --> this is how you log out
 
### exit --> this is how you log out
 
### shutdown now -r --> slightly more complex, typing this will restart the dreamplug.
 
### shutdown now -r --> slightly more complex, typing this will restart the dreamplug.
### nano /etc/network/interfaces --> I  
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### nano /etc/network/interfaces --> couple of changes I anticipate making:
 
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#### iface eth0 inet static
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#### address 199.165.126.165
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# After all of that is done:
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## Download the data using LoggerNet
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### change the file names to reflect the date.
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### collect the data for A-D.
  
  

Revision as of 12:55, 3 December 2014

12/5/2014

  • 9:45 Arrive at Airport
  • 11:15am Fly to Barrow, on Alaska Flight 2817
  • 6:10pm arrival
  • 7:00pm Safety Training & Barrow Introduction (maybe?)

12/6/2014

  • 9am Snowmachine training
  • 9:30am Snowmachine to control shed
  • Any other odds or ends?
  • @ the control shed


How I think things will work

  1. Gain access to the control shed
  2. Look to see if the lights are active on the dreamplug (ie is it getting power)
  3. If yes...
    1. Try using PUTTY to ssh to the dreamplug.
    2. First, disconnect the port 1 ethernet cable, which connects to the webcam
    3. connect another ethernet cable between port 1 on the dreamplug and the laptop
    4. when you connect your laptop to the dreamplug if it is working fine it should dynamically supply an IP address using DHCP
    5. IP address for the server will be 192.168.1.1; port initially is 22 (if we use the replacement dreamplug the port will be 20593); user will be bob
    6. If you're able to log in... awesome!
      1. let's try a few commands then. Here are some commands:
      2. su root --> typing this will allow you to become the root user, which is used for configuration and advanced management.
      3. ifconfig --> this will output to the screen the current ip address of the dreamplug. there is a lot of information that will be spit out. eth0 = connection to the greater internet & eth1 = connection to the webcam.
      4. nano --> this is a simple text editor. To use it, from the command line type nano followed by the file name. for example nano textfile.txt
        1. important nano commands: <CONTROL><X> = exit & save
        2. <CONTROL><O> = save
        3. <ESCAPE><\> = fast forward to the last line of the program
      5. cat $filename = output to the terminal screen the contents of a file (like a text file)
      6. tail $filename = output to the terminal screen the last 10 lines of a text file
      7. cd = change directory. so, like cd .. or cd /etc/ or cd /home/bob/bin. invoking that command will take you different places. Also, to denote directories in linux you'll use the forward slash as shown there so /home/bob/bin is three directories in from the root directory.
      8. exit --> this is how you log out
      9. shutdown now -r --> slightly more complex, typing this will restart the dreamplug.
      10. nano /etc/network/interfaces --> couple of changes I anticipate making:
        1. iface eth0 inet static
        2. address 199.165.126.165
  4. After all of that is done:
    1. Download the data using LoggerNet
      1. change the file names to reflect the date.
      2. collect the data for A-D.


Tools list:

  • charged laptop
  • laptop power cable
  • putty installed on it
  • serial cable
  • Network cable (5 -10 feet long to stretch from dreamplug mounted on wall to the desk.
  • Cell phone and charger
  • Camera