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diff --git a/12.-Appendix.md b/12.-Appendix.md index df83b57..135c798 100644 --- a/12.-Appendix.md +++ b/12.-Appendix.md @@ -38,12 +38,22 @@ Then Press “CTRL+X”, “Y” to close and save the file. Now when you reboot On the Pi 5 simply use the network manager GUI in the desktop OS to change WiFi credential information. ## Editing the Mobile Hotspot Connection Credentials -To change the details of the mobile hotspot that the KrakenSDR will automatically connect to, edit wpa_supplicant.conf +On the Pi 4 image, to change the details of the mobile hotspot that the KrakenSDR will automatically connect to, edit wpa_supplicant.conf `sudo nano /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf` change the SSID and psk password of the "KrakenAndroid" entry to your preferred credentials. +On the Orange Pi 5 and Raspberry Pi 5, simply use the built-in network manager GUI as part of the OS. + +## Editing the Default Raspberry Pi 4 Hotspot Credentials + +``` +cd Autohotspot +sudo ./autohotspot-setup.sh +``` +Select option 7 and follow the instructions. + ## Port Forwarding If you wish to make your KrakenSDR remotely accessible over the internet you will need to set your router to forward ports 8080 for the web interface, and port 8081 for the data output for external apps. |