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Fixing broken site urls
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ricsanfre committed Feb 26, 2022
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### Installing Fake RTC clock

Raspberry PI does not have by default a RTC (real-time clock) keeping the time when the Raspberry PI is off. A RTC module can be added to each RaspberryPI but we won`t do it here since we will use NTP to keep time in sync.
Raspberry PI does not have by default a RTC (real-time clock) keeping the time when the Raspberry PI is off. A RTC module can be added to each RaspberryPI but we won't do it here since we will use NTP to keep time in sync.

Even when NTP is used to synchronize the time and date, when it boots takes as current-time the time of the first-installation and it could cause problems in boot time when the OS detect that a mount point was created in the future and ask for manual execution of fscsk

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After booting from the USB3.0 external storage for the first time, the Raspberry Pi will have SSH connectivity and it will be ready to be automatically configured from the ansible control node `pimaster`.

Initial configuration tasks includes: removal of snap package, and Raspberry PI specific configurations tasks such as: intallation of fake hardware clock, installation of some utility packages scripts and change default GPU Memory plit configuration. See instructions [here](/docs/os_basic/).
Initial configuration tasks includes: removal of snap package, and Raspberry PI specific configurations tasks such as: intallation of fake hardware clock, installation of some utility packages scripts and change default GPU Memory plit configuration. See instructions [here](/docs/os-basic/).

For automating all this initial configuration tasks, ansible role **basic_setup** has been developed.

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After booting from the USB3.0 external storage for the first time, the Raspberry Pi will have SSH connectivity and it will be ready to be automatically configured from the ansible control node `pimaster`.

Initial configuration tasks includes removal of snap package, and Raspberry PI specific configurations tasks such as: intallation of fake hardware clock, installation of some utility packages scripts and change default GPU Memory Split configuration. See instructions [here](/docs/os_basic/).
Initial configuration tasks includes removal of snap package, and Raspberry PI specific configurations tasks such as: intallation of fake hardware clock, installation of some utility packages scripts and change default GPU Memory Split configuration. See instructions [here](/docs/os-basic/).

For automating all this initial configuration tasks, ansible role **basic_setup** has been developed.

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