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-====Chirpstack Gateway OS====
+====ChirpStack Gateway OS====
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 This is an IoT operating system for the Raspberry Pi which supports
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 [[https://etcher.balena.io/|BalenaEtcher]] is recommended to be used from Windows, else use `dd' in Linux.
+===Network===
+A Pi with built-in WiFi will have an access point enabled and this AP will
+use the IPv4 address range 192.168.0.0/24
+If this IP address range conflicts with the local LAN, login to via WiFI and change
+the network using the web interface and afterward attach an ethernet lead.
+The O/S will assign itself a LAN address via DHCP. If you know the MAC address
+you can use that in advance to setup a fixed IP address.
+Ensure that ignore interface is set for DHCP on the LAN. There should be no
+harm disabling dnsmasq authoritative DHCP for the LAN as well.
+===ChirpStack===
+Under ChirpStack enable concentratord, in my case I enabled SX1302/SX1303
+and then selected the Waveshare device on the SX1302/SX1303 tab.
+Now enable MQTT forwarding and the gateway is up and running and the ChirpStack server
+application can now be configured.