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Added info on Model B+ support and added a section about logging.
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# raspbian-ua-netinst

The minimal Raspbian unattended netinstaller for Raspberry Pi Model B.

Some have reported that installing on the new Model B+ works, while others have reported issues.
If you encounter problems, see [issue #73](https://github.com/debian-pi/raspbian-ua-netinst/issues/73) for a possible workaround.
So, if you encounter issues (or not) with the Model B+ and you could add your experiences/issues to that issue, that would be much appreciated.
The minimal Raspbian unattended netinstaller for Raspberry Pi Model B and Model B+.

This project provides [Raspbian][1] power users the possibility to install a minimal base system unattended using latest Raspbian packages regardless when the installer was built.

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- option to install root to USB drive

## Requirements
- a Raspberry Pi Model B
- a Raspberry Pi Model B or Model B+
- SD card of at least 512MB (or at least 64MB for USB root install)
- working Ethernet with Internet connectivity

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If you do have a display, you can follow the progress and catch any possible errors in the default configuration or your own modifications.

### Logging
The output of the installation process is now also logged to file.
When the installation completes successfully, the logfile is moved to /var/log/raspbian-ua-netinst.log on the installed system.
When an error occurs during install, the logfile is moved to the sd card, which gets normally mounted on /boot/ and will be named raspbian-ua-netinst-\<datetimestamp\>.log

## First boot
The system is almost completely unconfigured on first boot. Here are some tasks you most definitely want to do on first boot.

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