Editing WiFi book (section)

==Get the Pi running==
* downaload the img file with the mibian distribution, and a few more configuration set up, in order to save time. http://publicationstation.wdka.hro.nl/files/rpi-base.img
* once downloaded check the img integrity against the hash in http://publicationstation.wdka.hro.nl/files/rpi-base.md5
* write that file onto the the card, by:
** inserting the sd-card to your computer
** write the image to the sd-card<code>dd if=rpi-base.img of=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=4M</code>
*** BE AWARE: the location and naming of the sd-card in your computer's file-system will changed based on the operating system your are running. In Debian it is located in /dev/mmcblk0</code>

Once <code>dd</code> has finished writing to the sd-card, remove it from your computer and get it running on the Pi:
* insert the sd-card with the operating system image into the Pi
* connect the Pi to a Ethernet port
* power the Pi
If all is good you will see crazy blinking leds. Wait for the them to stop and look for the Pi's IP address 

Once you know the IP address of your Pi, using the '''terminal''', login to it as the user root (the owner of the system), using its IP address:
 ssh root@the.ip.address

The default password is '''raspberry'''

once you are in the Pi, expand its file-system, by running
 raspi-config

And choosing option 1. Say yes and reboot.

Wait a bit for the Pi to reboot, and log once more into the Pi, using the previous ssh command.