Planning issue!

[jywarren]

Example scripts we'd like

• [ ] take a picture with raspistill once per 2 seconds and store in easy to find folder like DCIM
• [ ] take a picture when GPIO button is pressed?
• [x] and a folder in the repo where we can keep these scripts? -- https://github.com/publiclab/image-builder-rpi/tree/master/publiclab-virtual-pi/templates
• [x] basic WiFi hotspot and ability to take photos remotely

Core functions we'd want

• [ ] ability to edit scripts from web connection

[jywarren]

More here: https://github.com/publiclab/image-builder-rpi/blob/master/publiclab-virtual-pi/README.md

[icarito]

I setup an automated build process and was able to preload required debian packages. Setting up networking as per the templates, I managed to build an image, that starts a wifi network as access point.

The usb OTG interface is proving useful for debugging the wireless interface. I found a good reference for a clean implementation.

I've also begun with the camera integration work.

[jywarren]

amazing!!!!!!! Very cool. Following with great interest!

On Mon, Jul 23, 2018 at 1:36 AM Sebastian Silva [email protected] wrote:

I setup an automated build process and was able to preload required debian packages. Setting up networking as per the templates, I managed to build an image https://jenkins.laboratoriopublico.org/job/Raspberry%20Kit%20Image/ws/milestone_wifi_hotspot/, that starts a wifi network as access point.

The usb OTG interface is proving useful for debugging the wireless interface. I found a good reference for a clean implementation.

I've also begun with the camera integration work.

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[jywarren]

Oh cool, is the OTG interface in the current master branch build?

[jywarren]

We could add it to the wifi access point info screen too, as an alternative.