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Pim Kunis
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- Add flake.nix with two devShells: default (Phoenix UI) and firmware (FHS env for Nerves cross-compilation toolchain binaries) - Upgrade Nerves to ~> 1.10 and nerves_system_rpi2 to ~> 2.0 (OTP 28) to fix Mix.Dep.load_on_environment breakage in Elixir 1.17+ - Remove Telegram integration and secrets.exs dependency - Guard dev.exs host-only config (watchers, live_reload) behind Mix.target() == :host so firmware builds can serialise the config - Fix vm.args.eex IEx startup for newer Elixir - Add SSH authorized_keys for device access - Update README with Nix devshell instructions Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Esrom geocache
A Nerves-based geocache running on a Raspberry Pi 2. The device signals a morse code message via a GPIO-connected relay, served through a Phoenix LiveView web interface.
Prerequisites
- Nix with flakes enabled
- An SD card for the Raspberry Pi
Development (UI)
Enter the Phoenix dev shell and start the server:
nix develop
cd eisrom_ui
mix deps.get
mix phx.server
Visit http://localhost:4000.
Building firmware
Enter the Nerves firmware shell (an FHS-compatible environment required for the cross-compilation toolchain):
nix develop .#firmware
First time only — install the Nerves bootstrap archive:
mix archive.install hex nerves_bootstrap
Build the firmware:
cd eisrom_firmware
mix deps.get
mix firmware
Burn to SD card:
mix burn
To target a different board (default is rpi2):
MIX_TARGET=rpi4 nix develop .#firmware
Updating firmware over SSH
Once a device is running on the network:
mix upload nerves.local
SSH into the device
ssh nerves.local