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Install

Install Raspberry Pi Imager.
Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link in the "Assets" section below.

CLICK HERE for Raspberry Pi Imager instructions

Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link under "Assets", then double-click the downloaded file to open it in Raspberry Pi Imager. If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose "Open With: Raspberry Pi Imager".
Select any device to continue.
Select "Internet in a Box" as the operating system.
Select the storage device to write to. Raspberry Pi Imager only lists removable drives, but double-check before continuing — this erases everything on the selected drive.
Set hostname to: box
Continue through the wizard with NEXT; do not click SKIP CUSTOMISATION. Be sure to set a username and password — you will need them to log in to the IIAB Admin Console. Enable SSH if you want shell access to IIAB later; otherwise leave it off.
Write the image to the microSD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Pi, and power it on (boot it).

The first boot may take a few minutes but generally no more than that.

If the Internet in a Box Wi-Fi network does not appear within a few minutes:

On an older Raspberry Pi or with a slow microSD card, first boot can take 5-to-10 minutes — try waiting.
Unplug power, wait 5 seconds, and plug it back in.
Connect a keyboard and HDMI monitor, or plug into your router with wired Ethernet, then SSH in as the user you created: ssh username@box.local (or @box.lan; or use its IP address). Then run:
```
sudo iiab-hotspot-on
sudo iiab-network
sudo reboot
```

Helpful Tips

FAQ: FAQ.IIAB.IO
Release Notes: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-8.3-Release-Notes
Contributors Guide: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/Contributors-Guide-(EN)

Full Changelog: daily-261028-0553-PR4551...daily-261102-0445-c8b7b2e

Install

Install Raspberry Pi Imager.
Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link in the "Assets" section below.

CLICK HERE for Raspberry Pi Imager instructions

Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link under "Assets", then double-click the downloaded file to open it in Raspberry Pi Imager. If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose "Open With: Raspberry Pi Imager".
Select any device to continue.
Select "Internet in a Box" as the operating 8000 system.
Select the storage device to write to. Raspberry Pi Imager only lists removable drives, but double-check before continuing — this erases everything on the selected drive.
Set hostname to: box
Continue through the wizard with NEXT; do not click SKIP CUSTOMISATION. Be sure to set a username and password — you will need them to log in to the IIAB Admin Console. Enable SSH if you want shell access to IIAB later; otherwise leave it off.
Write the image to the microSD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Pi, and power it on (boot it).

The first boot may take a few minutes but generally no more than that.

If the Internet in a Box Wi-Fi network does not appear within a few minutes:

On an older Raspberry Pi or with a slow microSD card, first boot can take 5-to-10 minutes — try waiting.
Unplug power, wait 5 seconds, and plug it back in.
Connect a keyboard and HDMI monitor, or plug into your router with wired Ethernet, then SSH in as the user you created: ssh username@box.local (or @box.lan; or use its IP address). Then run:
```
sudo iiab-hotspot-on
sudo iiab-network
sudo reboot
```

Helpful Tips

FAQ: FAQ.IIAB.IO
Release Notes: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-8.3-Release-Notes
Contributors Guide: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/Contributors-Guide-(EN)

Full Changelog: daily-261018-2302-PR4536...daily-261028-0553-PR4551

Install

Install Raspberry Pi Imager.
Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link in the "Assets" section below.

CLICK HERE for Raspberry Pi Imager instructions

Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link under "Assets", then double-click the downloaded file to open it in Raspberry Pi Imager. If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose "Open With: Raspberry Pi Imager".
Select any device to continue.
Select "Internet in a Box" as the operating system.
Select the storage device to write to. Raspberry Pi Imager only lists removable drives, but double-check before continuing — this erases everything on the selected drive.
Set hostname to: box
Continue through the wizard with NEXT; do not click SKIP CUSTOMISATION. Be sure to set a username and password — you will need them to log in to the IIAB Admin Console. Enable SSH if you want shell access to IIAB later; otherwise leave it off.
Write the image to the microSD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Pi, and power it on (boot it).

The first boot may take a few minutes but generally no more than that.

If the Internet in a Box Wi-Fi network does not appear within a few minutes:

On an older Raspberry Pi or with a slow microSD card, first boot can take 5-to-10 minutes — try waiting.
Unplug power, wait 5 seconds, and plug it back in.
Connect a keyboard and HDMI monitor, or plug into your router with wired Ethernet, then SSH in as the user you created: ssh username@box.local (or @box.lan; or use its IP address). Then run:
```
sudo iiab-hotspot-on
sudo iiab-network
sudo reboot
```

Helpful Tips

FAQ: FAQ.IIAB.IO
Release Notes: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-8.3-Release-Notes
Contributors Guide: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/Contributors-Guide-(EN)

Full Changelog: daily-261018-1127-PR4535...daily-261018-2302-PR4536

Install

Install Raspberry Pi Imager.
Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link in the "Assets" section below.

CLICK HERE for Raspberry Pi Imager instructions

Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link under "Assets", then double-click the downloaded file to open it in Raspberry Pi Imager. If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose "Open With: Raspberry Pi Imager".
Select any device to continue.
Select "Internet in a Box" as the operating system.
Select the storage device to write to. Raspberry Pi Imager only lists removable drives, but double-check before continuing — this erases everything on the selected drive.
Set hostname to: box
Continue through the wizard with NEXT; do not click SKIP CUSTOMISATION. Be sure to set a username and password — you will need them to log in to the IIAB Admin Console. Enable SSH if you want shell access to IIAB later; otherwise leave it off.
Write the image to the microSD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Pi, and power it on (boot it).

The first boot may take a few minutes but generally no more than that.

If the Internet in a Box Wi-Fi network does not appear within a few minutes:

On an older Raspberry Pi or with a slow microSD card, first boot can take 5-to-10 minutes — try waiting.
Unplug power, wait 5 seconds, and plug it back in.
Connect a keyboard and HDMI monitor, or plug into your router with wired Ethernet, then SSH in as the user you created: ssh username@box.local (or @box.lan; or use its IP address). Then run:
```
sudo iiab-hotspot-on
sudo iiab-network
sudo reboot
```

Helpful Tips

FAQ: FAQ.IIAB.IO
Release Notes: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-8.3-Release-Notes
Contributors Guide: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/Contributors-Guide-(EN)

Full Changelog: daily-261006-1641-PR4524...daily-261018-1127-PR4535

Install

Install Raspberry Pi Imager.
Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link in the "Assets" section below.

CLICK HERE for Raspberry Pi Imager instructions

Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link under "Assets", then double-click the downloaded file to open it in Raspberry Pi Imager. If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose "Open With: Raspberry Pi Imager".
Select any device to continue.
Select "Internet in a Box" as the operating system.
Select the storage device to write to. Raspberry Pi Imager only lists removable drives, but double-check before continuing — this erases everything on the selected drive.
Set hostname to: box
Continue through the wizard with NEXT; do not click SKIP CUSTOMISATION. Be sure to set a username and password — you will need them to log in to the IIAB Admin Console. Enable SSH if you want shell access to IIAB later; otherwise leave it off.
Write the image to the microSD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Pi, and power it on (boot it).

The first boot may take a few minutes but generally no more than that.

If the Internet in a Box Wi-Fi network does not appear within a few minutes:

On an older Raspberry Pi or with a slow microSD card, first boot can take 5-to-10 minutes — try waiting.
Unplug power, wait 5 seconds, and plug it back in.
Connect a keyboard and HDMI monitor, or plug into your router with wired Ethernet, then SSH in as the user you created: ssh username@box.local (or @box.lan; or use its IP address). Then run:
```
sudo iiab-hotspot-on
sudo iiab-network
sudo reboot
```

Helpful Tips

FAQ: FAQ.IIAB.IO
Release Notes: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-8.3-Release-Notes
Contributors Guide: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/Contributors-Guide-(EN)

Full Changelog: daily-261005-1621-PR4523...daily-261006-1641-PR4524

Install

Install Raspberry Pi Imager.
Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link in the "Assets" section below.

CLICK HERE for Raspberry Pi Imager instructions

Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link under "Assets", then double-click the downloaded file to open it in Raspberry Pi Imager. If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose "Open With: Raspberry Pi Imager".
Select any device to continue.
Select "Internet in a Box" as the operating system.
Select the storage device to write to. Raspberry Pi Imager only lists removable drives, but double-check before continuing — this erases everything on the selected drive.
Set hostname to: box
Continue through the wizard with NEXT; do not click SKIP CUSTOMISATION. Be sure to set a username and password — you will need them to log in to the IIAB Admin Console. Enable SSH if you want shell access to IIAB later; otherwise leave it off.
Write the image to the microSD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Pi, and power it on (boot it).

The first boot may take a few minutes but generally no more than that.

If the Internet in a Box Wi-Fi network does not appear within a few minutes:

On an older Raspberry Pi or with a slow microSD card, first boot can take 5-to-10 minutes — try waiting.
Unplug power, wait 5 seconds, and plug it back in.
Connect a keyboard and HDMI monitor, or plug into your router with wired Ethernet, then SSH in as the user you created: ssh username@box.local (or @box.lan; or use its IP address). Then run:
```
sudo iiab-hotspot-on
sudo iiab-network
sudo reboot
```

Helpful Tips

FAQ: FAQ.IIAB.IO
Release Notes: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-8.3-Release-Notes
Contributors Guide: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/Contributors-Guide-(EN)

Full Changelog: daily-261003-0226-PR4519...daily-261005-1621-PR4523

Install

Install Raspberry Pi Imager.
Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link in the "Assets" section below.

CLICK HERE for Raspberry Pi Imager instructions

Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link under "Assets", then double-click the downloaded file to open it in Raspberry Pi Imager. If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose "Open With: Raspberry Pi Imager".
Select any device to continue.
Select "Internet in a Box" as the operating system.
Select the storage device to write to. Raspberry Pi Imager only lists removable drives, but double-check before continuing — this erases everything on the selected drive.
Set hostname to: box
Continue through the wizard with NEXT; do not click SKIP CUSTOMISATION. Be sure to set a username and password — you will need them to log in to the IIAB Admin Console. Enable SSH if you want shell access to IIAB later; otherwise leave it off.
Write the image to the microSD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Pi, and power it on (boot it).

The first boot may take a few minutes but generally no more than that.

If the Internet in a Box Wi-Fi network does not appear within a few minutes:

On an older Raspberry Pi or with a slow microSD card, first boot can take 5-to-10 minutes — try waiting.
Unplug power, wait 5 seconds, and plug it back in.
Connect a keyboard and HDMI monitor, or plug into your router with wired Ethernet, then SSH in as the user you created: ssh username@box.local (or @box.lan; or use its IP address). Then run:
```
sudo iiab-hotspot-on
sudo iiab-network
sudo reboot
```

Helpful Tips

FAQ: FAQ.IIAB.IO
Release Notes: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-8.3-Release-Notes
Contributors Guide: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/Contributors-Guide-(EN)

Full Changelog: daily-260930-0704-PR4520...daily-261003-0226-PR4519

@orblivion

Install

Install Raspberry Pi Imager.
Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link in the "Assets" section below.

CLICK HERE for Raspberry Pi Imager instructions

Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link under "Assets", then double-click the downloaded file to open it in Raspberry Pi Imager. If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose "Open With: Raspberry Pi Imager".
Select any device to continue.
Select "Internet in a Box" as the operating system.
Select the storage device to write to. Raspberry Pi Imager only lists removable drives, but double-check before continuing — this erases everything on the selected drive.
Set hostname to: box
Continue through the wizard with NEXT; do not click SKIP CUSTOMISATION. Be sure to set a username and password — you will need them to log in to the IIAB Admin Console. Enable SSH if you want shell access to IIAB later; otherwise leave it off.
Write the image to the microSD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Pi, and power it on (boot it).

The first boot may take a few minutes but generally no more than that.

If the Internet in a Box Wi-Fi network does not appear within a few minutes:

On an older Raspberry Pi or with a slow microSD card, first boot can take 5-to-10 minutes — try waiting.
Unplug power, wait 5 seconds, and plug it back in.
Connect a keyboard and HDMI monitor, or plug into your router with wired Ethernet, then SSH in as the user you created: ssh username@box.local (or @box.lan; or use its IP address). Then run:
```
sudo iiab-hotspot-on
sudo iiab-network
sudo reboot
```

Helpful Tips

FAQ: FAQ.IIAB.IO
Release Notes: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-8.3-Release-Notes
Contributors Guide: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/Contributors-Guide-(EN)

What's Changed

Backport changes to MAPS_CATALOG_DETAILS.md with a few changes by @orblivion in #515

New Contributors

@orblivion made their first contribution in #515

Full Changelog: daily-260920-1944-PR4506...daily-260930-0704-PR4520

Install

Install Raspberry Pi Imager.
Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link in the "Assets" section below.

CLICK HERE for Raspberry Pi Imager instructions

Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link under "Assets", then double-click the downloaded file to open it in Raspberry Pi Imager. If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose "Open With: Raspberry Pi Imager".
Select any device to continue.
Select "Internet in a Box" as the operating system.
Select the storage device to write to. Raspberry Pi Imager only lists removable drives, but double-check before continuing — this erases everything on the selected drive.
Set hostname to: box
Continue through the wizard with NEXT; do not click SKIP CUSTOMISATION. Be sure to set a username BD0 and password — you will need them to log in to the IIAB Admin Console. Enable SSH if you want shell access to IIAB later; otherwise leave it off.
Write the image to the microSD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Pi, and power it on (boot it).

The first boot may take a few minutes but generally no more than that.

If the Internet in a Box Wi-Fi network does not appear within a few minutes:

On an older Raspberry Pi or with a slow microSD card, first boot can take 5-to-10 minutes — try waiting.
Unplug power, wait 5 seconds, and plug it back in.
Connect a keyboard and HDMI monitor, or plug into your router with wired Ethernet, then SSH in as the user you created: ssh username@box.local (or @box.lan; or use its IP address). Then run:
```
sudo iiab-hotspot-on
sudo iiab-network
sudo reboot
```

Helpful Tips

FAQ: FAQ.IIAB.IO
Release Notes: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-8.3-Release-Notes
Contributors Guide: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/Contributors-Guide-(EN)

Full Changelog: daily-260824-2047-9ff1276...daily-260920-1944-PR4506

Install

Install Raspberry Pi Imager.
Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link in the "Assets" section below.

CLICK HERE for Raspberry Pi Imager instructions

Click a .rpi-imager-manifest link under "Assets", then double-click the downloaded file to open it in Raspberry Pi Imager. If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose "Open With: Raspberry Pi Imager".

Select any device to continue.

Select Internet in a Box as the operating system.

Select the storage media to write to. Raspberry Pi Imager only lists removable drives, but double-check before continuing -- this erases everything on the selected drive.

Set the hostname to box.

Continue through the wizard with NEXT; do not click SKIP CUSTOMISATION. Be sure to set a username and password -- you will need them to log in to the IIAB Admin Console. Enable SSH if you want shell access to IIAB later; otherwise leave it off.
Write the image to the microSD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Pi, and power it on (boot it).

The first boot may take a few minutes but generally no more than that.

If the Internet in a Box Wi-Fi network does not appear within a few minutes:

On an older Raspberry Pi or a large microSD card, first boot can take up to 15 minutes -- try waiting.
Unplug power, wait 5 seconds, and plug it back in.
Connect a keyboard and HDMI monitor, or plug into your router with wired Ethernet, then SSH in as the user you created: ssh username@box.local (or @box.lan; or use its IP address) and run:

sudo iiab-hotspot-on
sudo iiab-network
sudo reboot

Documentation & Resources

FAQ: FAQ.IIAB.IO
Release Notes: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/IIAB-8.3-Release-Notes
Contributors Guide: https://github.com/iiab/iiab/wiki/Contributors-Guide-(EN)

Full Changelog: daily-260808-0014-PR4462...daily-260824-2047-9ff1276

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