Start unattended installation with script flag '-a'

[doctore74]

If you start the installation with ./raspberry.sh -a you will not be asked if you want to configure MM auto start or disable the screensaver. This will all be done without asking. Useful for unattended installation. (I use a local Gitlab instance to store my configurations and Ansible to push them to the MM installation afterwards.)

For nearly complete unattended installation do the following with a Raspberry Pi 3 (in my case) and Raspberry Pi OS:

1. burn Raspberry Pi OS (32bit) on a SD card
2. copy the raspberry.sh file into the SD root
3. copy a blank ssh file into the SD root (for enabled ssh.service)
4. copy a file wpa_supplicant.conf with the following content also onto the SD card (for configured and enabled wifi):

WPA/WPA2 secured

network={
ssid="INSERT_YOUR_SSID"
scan_ssid=1
psk="INSERT_YOUR_PASS"
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
}
#country=GB # United Kingdom
#country=CA # Canada
country=DE # Germany
#country=FR # France
#country=US # United States
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev
update_config=1

5. Insert the SD card into your Pi and boo
6. start the MM installation with '/boot/raspberry.sh -a'. and wait with some coffee. The MM will appear on the monitor. Use the ALT key to activate the menu bar.

[sdetweil]

that is not how i tell u to run it...

[doctore74]

Hi, i know. You can now do it your way or with the -a flag. So it is usable in automation systems like Ansible.

[hechi]

How would you like to see it @sdetweil probably we could adapt. Your script is amazing we just want to also be able to use it for automation like @doctore74 already mentioned.