So, now that I have a Raspberry Pi and a hacked fonera with 4 relays, it’s time to let the Raspberry Pi control the relays of the fonera. This can be done by logging in to the Fonera with ssh and giving some commands.

In my previous post I’ve described how to access the serial port of a Fonera 2100 by using a Raspberry Pi with minicom. Being able to access the serial port makes it very easy to flash DD-WRT on the Fonera because according to these instructions we can skip to Step 6.

Now that I have a great pfSense box with Wi-Fi, I don’t need my Fonera 2100 anymore. So, why not try to do something interesting with it? ;)

I have no keyboard and display connected to my Raspberry Pi (running Raspbian), but log in to it over the network by using ssh.

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