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| + | deb http://www.nomis52.net/data/ola ./ | ||
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| + | Then apt-get install ola: | ||
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| + | $ apt-get install olad | ||
== Setup == | == Setup == | ||
Revision as of 21:33, 16 May 2010
This describes how to setup OLA on a GuruPlug. These devices make excellent low cost DMX512 nodes.
Contents
Prerequisites
This assumes you have a shell on the guru plug and that it can contact the internet to download the packages. Note that the default guru plug is insecure and comes with a lot of extras (samba, myqls, lighthttpd etc.) that aren't required. Fixing this is outside the scope of this tutorial.
Installation
Add the following line to /etc/apt/sources.list:
deb http://www.nomis52.net/data/ola ./
Then apt-get install ola:
$ apt-get install olad
Setup
Add a user ola for the daemon to run as:
$ adduser ola
If you intend to use USB devices, you need to add this user to the plugdev & dialout groups. Modify the lines in /etc/group:
dialout:x:20:ola plugdev:x:46:ola
Finally add any udev rules that you'll need. See OLA Device Specific Configuration
Running
Change to the ola user and the start the daemon:
$ su ola $ olad -l 3
