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Building Networks and Servers using Beaglebone

Building Networks and Servers using Beaglebone

By : William Pretty, Glenn Vander Veer
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Building Networks and Servers using Beaglebone

Building Networks and Servers using Beaglebone

By: William Pretty, Glenn Vander Veer
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Overview of this book

If you are a developer with BeagleBone experience and want to learn how to use it to set up a network and file server, then this book is ideal for you. To make the most of this book, you should be comfortable with the Linux operating system and know how to install software from the Internet, but you do not have to be a network guru.
Table of Contents (8 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Installing Debian onto Your BeagleBone Black
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1. Installing Debian onto Your BeagleBone Black
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Setting up to install Debian
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Installing Tightvnc
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Running the Cloud9 IDE
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Summary
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2. Installing and Configuring Multimedia Server Software
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2. Installing and Configuring Multimedia Server Software
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Setting up a static IP on the BeagleBone
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Starting the VNC server
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Installing and configuring Samba
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Installing the DLNA server
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3. Installing and Configuring Network Monitoring Software
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3. Installing and Configuring Network Monitoring Software
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Installing Traceroute
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Installing Nmap
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Installing iptraf-ng
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4. Installing and Setting Up a BeagleBone RAID System
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4. Installing and Setting Up a BeagleBone RAID System
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Determining the available partitions
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Preparing the partitions with fdisk
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Installing Mdadm
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Preparing the RAID set
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5. Streaming Videos
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5. Streaming Videos
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Installing MySQL5
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Installing Lighttpd
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Disabling Cloud9 services
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Installing PHP5
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Creating your own home page
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Configuring a streaming video
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6. Setting Up a Wireless Access Point
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6. Setting Up a Wireless Access Point
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Installing hostapd
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Installing DHCP
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The hardware
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Index
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Index

Determining the available partitions

The first thing that we have to do is to determine the volumes that the Kernel thinks are available to it. We do this using the fdisk –l command.

Here's the output of the fdisk -l command before you've attached the USB hub and USB disks; the reader should note that only block devices (mmcblk) appear in the listing:

Determining the available partitions

Tip

If you connect the USB flash drives one at a time to your hub, you can label them as sda and sdb in case they are ever removed.

Moreover, here's the output of the command after you've attached the disks. Note that several new devices have appeared now. Rather that block devices, these devices appear as /dev/sda1 and so on.

Determining the available partitions

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The term mount is a leftover from the "good old days" when a techie had to physically mount a disk or magnetic tape on a drive.

If you use the the df –k command, it will show you the filesystems that are mounted and their mount points.

Determining the available partitions
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