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Raspberry Pi 5 Driver Configuration

Follow these terminal command steps to set up and configure the Oppila integration package.

Driver Installation & Configuration

Note

Step 3: Log In and Open Terminal

Log in to your Raspberry Pi using your configured password. Open a terminal window using the keyboard shortcut:

Ctrl + Alt + T

Step 4: Download and Move the Integration Package

Download the OPPILA_RASP_TRIXIE_64_INTEGRATION_PM.zip file from Drivers tab and move to the home directory of Raspberry Pi 5.

mv ~/Downloads/OPPILA_RASP_TRIXIE_64_INTEGRATION_PM.zip ~/

Step 5: Extract the Package and Navigate to Directory

Extract the ZIP file and navigate into the extracted directory using the following commands:

unzip OPPILA_RASP_TRIXIE_64_INTEGRATION_PM.zip
cd OPPILA_RASP_TRIXIE_64_INTEGRATION_PM/

Warning

  • Active Network Connection: Ensure your Raspberry Pi has an active network connection before running the setup script.

Step 6: Run the Config Script

Execute the config script using the following command.

sudo ./config.sh

Info

The Raspberry Pi will reboot automatically after the script finishes executing.