Sharpy
(Aaron Sharp)
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Hi Everyone I’m new too Linux and Raspberry PI
Running Openhabian on RPI3 B+
I’m in the process of transferring my setup from a Windows machine too the PI I have ran into a couple of problems
- moving my habpannel over but couldn’t get this too work
I tried moving the habpannel.config but couldent select my old pannels just local
I’m probably just getting the order wrong or something
(SOLVED)
2) I have also enabled WiFi but would like too turn it off and can’t work out where I would need too do that rasp-config? Openhabian-config?
rlkoshak
(Rich Koshak)
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raspi-config will let you turn off the wifi. I can’t remember if openhabian-config offers that option.
Can’t help with HABPanel.
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Sharpy
(Aaron Sharp)
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I have looked couldent find anything will look again thanks rich
rlkoshak
(Rich Koshak)
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Good time to search Google for “turn off wifi raspberry pi”.
I just ran raspi-config and indeed, you can only set the SSID but not turn off the wifi from there.
Sharpy
(Aaron Sharp)
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I have also tried that and couldent get it too work that’s why I posted here
I found and opened the boot/config.txt file but couldent find where too write the command
rlkoshak
(Rich Koshak)
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Add that line to boot.config.txt. That is a config file that is read when the RPi first starts to boot up.
Sharpy
(Aaron Sharp)
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(SOLVED) wifi problem thanks rich just HABPannel now
Sharpy
(Aaron Sharp)
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I think im pretty much done now just testing the system still works as expected
one question how do i change the log level i have tried command
log:set debug openhab.org.persistence.rrd4j in a SSH console
Once you ssh’ed onto your Raspberry, you need to access the Apache Karaf Console for changing the debug levels:
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Sharpy
(Aaron Sharp)
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I’m more used too the karaf from running on windows but tbh I thought that’s what I was accessing when I ssh into the rpi thanks for that
Sharpy
(Aaron Sharp)
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Thanks for that
I have successfully accessed openhab’s console
how do i exit the console and go back to the normal openhabian ssh termainal?
i know you can just close the SSH Terminal but what about when i want too go back
CTRL-D usually does the trick. I think the command “exit” should also work