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Matfayt committed Feb 27, 2024
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INFO: ssh [email protected] 'tail -f /opt/dotpi/var/log/dotpi_prepare_system_*.log'
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Once the network is ready and the ssh able to establish a connection, your system (as it's never seen this host key before) might prompt:
```sh
The authenticity of host dotpi-getting-started-001.local can not be established.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no/[fingerprint])?
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Type "yes" and enter.
After a few minutes, you should see a log saying `INFO: System prepared`:
![dotpi-install-log](../assets/introduction/getting-started/dotpi-install-log.png)
::: info
The installation process requires an internet connection to the oustide world in order to install dependencies. Make sure you have an internet connection and note that installation time depends on your bandwidth.
:::
Your RPi is ready! Let's now install and launch the _dotpi-manager_
## Using the `dotpi-manager`
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![dotpi-manager](../assets/introduction/getting-started/dotpi-manager.png)
Now if you click the check-sound bang (on the right-hand side of the RPI status in your manager), you should hear a full volume short white noise coming out of the mini jack output of your RPI.
## Conclusion
In this tutorial, you have learned how to simply prepare a Raspberry Pi using the _dotpi-install_ tool and how this tool relates to the _dotpi-manager_ application.
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