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sudo apt update</pre> | sudo apt update</pre> | ||
=== Checking all packages are up to date === | |||
Either type: | |||
<pre>sudo apt-get update | |||
sudo apt-get upgrade</pre> | |||
or to insert in single line <tt>sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade</tt>. | |||
=== Installing Mono === | |||
Assuming you have now got all the pre-requisites correct as in previous steps, you now need to install mono with <tt>sudo apt-get install -y mono-complete</tt>. It is important to note that MX requires the complete edition of mono as there is also a cut-down developer edition of Mono that can be downloaded/installed. | |||
=== Completing Package Installation === | |||
As the Pi does not know exactly which components are needed when multiple packages are installed with various dependencies, sometimes extra components are installed which in the end are not needed when you complete all your installations. To clear up, delete any components that are not included in dependencies by typing <tt>sudo apt autoremove</tt>. | |||
== Installing MX == | |||
Download whatever version of MX you have decided to install (sometimes the latest version has bugs that might cause a problem for your station or the functionality you use) from [https://github.com/cumulusmx/CumulusMX/releases CumulusMX/releases] | |||
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