Reset the device and read the board off the chip. Only needed when it can’t say for itself.
Which catalogue images are offered from. Follows the attached device’s own build until you pick one here.
Never reset the device. It is still asked which board it is, which costs it nothing; only the fallback probe is skipped.
Flash a newer build for the attached board as soon as one is published, without waiting to be asked.
Forget the device password and the wifi networks this browser remembers, so setup asks again.
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Set a device password

This device has no admin password set. Enter one now. It protects the web UI and CLI, so pick something hard to guess.

Name this device

The name it answers to on the network. Its web UI is at <name>.local, so give each node its own.

Connect device to WiFi

The device found no known network and started its own access point.

Set up the LoRa radio

The frequency has to suit your antenna and your region; the three below have to match every other node on the mesh.

Your name on the mesh

This is the name for your LXMF identity, it’s what others on the mesh see when they browse around or message you.

This flash erases the device’s stored data

Fetching firmware

Open which address?

Console moving to a new port

This device is switching its USB console to a new serial port, and it will appear in the chooser as a new device with two ports. Pick the first one — that is the console. The current port stays open until it goes away on its own.

Reconnect to the device

This tab cannot reopen the serial port it was given. If the device was unplugged and plugged back in, it is a new port now — re-select it to continue, and the session and its scrollback carry on. This tab will not switch to a different port on its own.

Please reset the device

The serial connection stopped responding right after the device initialized its random-number generator, and reopening the port didn't recover it. This happens occasionally at that point in boot. Press the device's reset button (or power-cycle it) to continue.