Bootstrap

Bootstrap#

First steps#

  1. Download the latest image from the releases page: jcorporation/myMPDos

  2. Transfer it to the sd-card. You can use e. g. balenaEtcher for this task

Customize the bootstrap file#

Copy the bootstrap-simple.txt or bootstrap-advanced.txt to bootstrap.txt and change the options to your needs.

#
#Simple bootstrap configuration file for myMPDos
#
ROOT_PASSWORD="your_secure_password"
TIMEZONE="UTC"

#If WLAN is not set to true eth0 is configured
WLAN_ENABLE="true"
WLAN_SSID="ssid of your wlan"
WLAN_PSK="psk of the ssid"

AUDIOHAT="allo-digione"

First start#

At the first start myMPD executes the bootstrap script to configure your instance according to bootstrap.txt.

  • It adds a data partition to the sd-card

  • It needs internet connectivity to set the time and update the packages.

The bootstrap log is saved to /boot/bootstrap.log.

References#

FILE

DESCRIPTION

usercfg.txt

Custom raspberry configuration, edit this and not config.txt. The bootstrap script creates a default usercfg.txt if you don’t create it.

bootstrap.txt

Bootstrap file for myMPDos, examples are in the mympdos folder

mpd.conf

Custom mpd.conf, the bootstrap script copies it to /etc/mpd.conf

mpd.custom.conf

Custom mpd configuration that is included in the default mpd.conf

mpd.replace

Can add, change and remove lines from default mpd.conf: example
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