making sure you've got the latest security fixesĪll of these recommended best practices can be found here, on the website: CompanionPi Terminal Commands.There are other security-oriented best practices that are recommended, such as: Doing this will help secure your system from unauthorized access. If you weren't already planning on it, it is strongly recommended to change the default password of the pi user. More specific details about how the CompanionPi image was assembled can be found at the end of this wiki page.Locale, Timezone, and Keyboard Layout settings were changed to US-based settings instead of the default UK-based settings.The default pi user has been left unconfigured, you will need to setup a password before you will be able to login.Aside from the addition of the Companion source code, only a few minor changes have been made to the system configuration to facilitate construction of the image(s): Adequate power supply adapter (recommend the official Raspberry Pi power supply)ĬompanionPi is built on the Raspbrrry Pi OS.This mode of operation is the recommended mode because this maximizes the resources available to Companion. This is intended for headless operation (no display, mouse, or keyboard attached). Additionally, you'll want to make sure your Raspberry Pi is the 4GB variant.ĭue to the fact that are working with the Raspberry Pi, CompanionPi is built on Raspberry Pi OS Lite. It has not been tested, and is not in any way supported on, any previous version of the Raspberry Pi or on any other Raspberry Pi operating system. The current version of CompanionPi is built specifically for Rasbperry Pi OS on the Raspberry Pi 4. If you encounter issues using CompanionPi, you should ask questions in the #rpi channel of the Bitfocus AS Slack server or report issues/feature requests here, on GitHub. Accessing the Companion Admin User InterfaceĬompanionPi is built and maintained by a member of the community, not by Bitfocus or its employees.
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