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→Connecting to the Pi
For Valbal, we use a Raspberry Pi to both flash new code to the valbal board, and run tests, all from the comfort of our beds.
For Valbal, we use a Raspberry Pi to both flash new code to the valbal board, and run tests, all from the comfort of our beds.
===Connecting to the Pi===
===Connecting to the Pi===
We use SSH to connect to the pi (more info on how to setup SSH on the client side aka your laptop can be fount under section 4 [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/remote-access/ssh/ of this guide]). Rather than set up a static IP address for the pi, which can be a pain to do properly, we have the pi publish it's ip address whenever it changes to slack to the channel #what-is-valbals-ip. The user name for the defaul user is pi. So an example command to get in is <code> ssh pi@10.34.195.142 </code>
In order to get in, you will need an an authorized RSA key. So, before trying to log in message either @johndean or @jcreus to add your public key. For more info on RSA key's refer to [https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-Generating-Your-SSH-Public-Key here]
After that, you should be good to go to SSH into the Pi
===Uploading Code===
===Uploading Code===