The latest wikipedia for ReSpeaker Core v2

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I started my wikipedia, based on their trial and error. Other wikipedia is outdated and there is a lot of irrelevant information. I had to assemble everything in parts. Posted up-to-date information at the moment on 03/27/2023. Use an online translator, the text is in Wikipedia in Russian.

I have published articles on Wikipedia:

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And I also found how to build my own build for Raspeaker Core v2

Here’s an outdated build. Debian 9 is going to be built here, which is no longer necessary

And here you can build a fresh build, on Debian 10/11, Ubuntu 20.04, that’s an interesting topic

I have not yet fully figured out how to assemble my assembly, the assembly is being created for me, but the image is not being created

Maybe someone has experience building Debian 10/11 for Raspeaker Core. If you did, how did you do it?

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Built new builds for ReSpeaker Core v2

You can download the images here

Image respeaker-debian-10-iot-sd-20230404-4gb.img.gz

Description

  • Debian 10 with all updates
  • SFTP access is enabled - root access
  • SSH access is enabled - you can immediately connect to ReSpeaker via the Putty console
  • Custom SSH banner
  • LEDs are working
  • Sound works
  • The microphone works
  • The button works

Accounts

User respeaker

Login: respeaker
Password: 12345678

User root

Login: root
Password: 12345678

Installation

Image respeaker-debian-11-iot-sd-20230404-4gb.img.gz

image

Description

  • Debian 11 with all updates
  • SFTP access is enabled - root access
  • SSH access is enabled - you can immediately connect to ReSpeaker via the Putty console
  • Custom SSH banner
  • LEDs are working
  • Sound works
  • The microphone works
  • The button works

Accounts

User respeaker

Login: respeaker
Password: 12345678

User root

Login: root
Password: 12345678

Installation

Image respeaker-debian-11-iot-sd-rhasspy-hermessled-20230404-4gb.img.xz

image

Description

  • Debian 11 with all updates
  • SFTP access is enabled - root access
  • SSH access is enabled - you can immediately connect to ReSpeaker via the Putty console
  • Custom SSH banner
  • LEDs are working
  • Sound works
  • The microphone works
  • The button works
  • Installed Rhasspy 2.5.11
  • HermesLedControl is installed
  • The inclusion of LEDs is included in the startup (we read in detail here and here and here)

Accounts

User respeaker

Login: respeaker
Password: 12345678

User root

Login: root
Password: 12345678

Installation

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Hi Divanx10,
I picked up back my Core v2 when I saw you were able to get multiple updated images made with debian-11. I tried some of those images but they aren’t accepting the older default username/password: respeaker. I assume different default credentials were use for the new images. I was wondering if you can provide that info or point me in the right direction to where I can find that info. Any help is appreciated, thanks…

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The credentials are correct. Just install it again. It happens that for some reason it is not possible to log in using this data, but when reinstalling.

You can try it

Login: respeaker
Password: respeaker