sparkfun KIT-1432 Manual page 17

Hit enter to leave this screen. You'll be back at the main menu. Return to
the "Interfacing Options" menu again and repeat the process two more
times, once for the "I2C" option and once for the "SSH" option.
This concludes the work you need to do with the raspi-config utility. From
the main menu, press tab twice to highlight "Finish", then hit enter. If you're
asked whether to reboot now, select "Yes" and hit enter. Again, it will take
as much as 30 seconds for the login prompt to reappear.
Configure the /etc/network/interfaces File
You'll now need to tell the Raspberry Pi to use the "wpa_supplicant.conf"
file that you created earlier. Type the following command in the serial
terminal:
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
Add the following lines to the end of the file:
auto wlan0
allow­hotplug wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhcp
wpa­conf /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
Hit CTRL-O and enter to save the file, then CTRL-X to quit the nano text
editor.
Now reboot the Raspberry Pi by typing:
sudo reboot
Update the Pi
You must now update your Pi's software to the latest version. To do this,
enter these two commands at the command prompt:
sudo apt­get update
sudo apt­get dist­upgrade
This will ensure that your Pi software is up-to-date. The first command
takes a minute or two to run, but the second will take much longer. Be
patient!
Install the Remote Camera Web Interface
Software
You'll now want to download and install the camera interface software. To
do so, execute the following four commands in order:
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