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Making The Aegir Code Run at The Startup

This document provides instructions for making Aegir code run automatically at startup on a Raspberry Pi. It involves adding a line to the crontab file to run the Aegir Python script at reboot and adding a line to the autostart file to automatically open Chromium in fullscreen incognito mode displaying the Aegir web interface. Saving the edited files is done using Ctrl+X, Y, and Enter keys.

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Making The Aegir Code Run at The Startup

This document provides instructions for making Aegir code run automatically at startup on a Raspberry Pi. It involves adding a line to the crontab file to run the Aegir Python script at reboot and adding a line to the autostart file to automatically open Chromium in fullscreen incognito mode displaying the Aegir web interface. Saving the edited files is done using Ctrl+X, Y, and Enter keys.

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Making the Aegir code run at the startup

This procedure assumes that Aegir code has been placed in the /home/pi directory
already.

 In terminal write: sudo crontab –e

This will open the crontab file as shown below.


 Add this line at the end:
@reboot sudo python /home/pi/Aegir-master/AS_sensors_v2.py &

 Write this command in the terminal: nano /home/pi/.config/lxsession/LXDE-


pi/autostart

This will open autostart file as shown below.


 Add this line at the end:
@chromium-browser --start-fullscreen --incognito http://localhost:5000/

Note: After pasting these two commands in their respective files, files need to be
saved. This is done by pressing Ctrl+X (for exiting the file), then pressing the Y (Y for
yes) key and then finally the Enter key.

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