584
edits
Changes
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Line 8:
Line 8: + Line 19:
Line 20: + + + + +
→Context
It runs on a raspberry pi 3 with various configurable control and interface options which are configured via a web interface.
It runs on a raspberry pi 3 with various configurable control and interface options which are configured via a web interface.
It's default hostname is available via avahi as zynthian.local the default password is raspberry and is run as root.
It's default hostname is available via avahi as zynthian.local the default password is raspberry and is run as root.
This example will however operate against a zynthian with a host name of zynthian-nord. Cos that's what I've got.
'''PyCharm'''
'''PyCharm'''
[https://github.com/zynthian The Zynthian site at github] is where the zynthian repository is maintained.
[https://github.com/zynthian The Zynthian site at github] is where the zynthian repository is maintained.
It has a modular structure and this needs to be accommodated within the PyCharm environment. It is also wise to fork this if you intend to do development as we have a benevolent dictatorship operated from a roof top in Barcelona :-)
It has a modular structure and this needs to be accommodated within the PyCharm environment. It is also wise to fork this if you intend to do development as we have a benevolent dictatorship operated from a roof top in Barcelona :-)
== Acquiring the code ==
The best way to build a zynthian is using the [http://wiki.zynthian.org/index.php/Zynthian_Current Images]. In some ways this is different from the normal approach to development as we will assume you have a working zynthian and have used the upgrade facility in the admin section or the update function in the [http://zynthian.local/ Web Interface]