A Linux system with:

One Ethernet port

One other internet-connected interface (Wi-Fi or USB Ethernet)

A router in Access Point (Gateway/Passive) mode

Active internet connection during installation (Upstream)

Tested on:

✅ Raspberry Pi 4 (Rasberry Pi mini)

If you want the fastest setup and trust this repo, run:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EventStreamInc/installer/jeremy/bootstrap.sh | sudo bash

This will:

Verify your OS and root permissions

Install required packages

Clone the FrogNet installer repository

Extract all files directly into /

Prompt for configuration values

Apply network changes immediately 6.5 You will need to insert the eth0 cord into the access point at this time.

Reboot your system after 30 seconds

⚠️⚠️⚠️ Warning: This script writes files directly into your root filesystem (/). Do not run on a production system unless you’ve reviewed the code and tarball contents. ⚠️⚠️⚠️

If you prefer to inspect and run the installer manually:

git clone https://github.com/EventStreamInc/installer.git

cd installer

chmod +x installFrog.sh

sudo ./installFrog.sh

This will perform the same setup process interactively.

The installer sets up:

• Apache2 with PHP + CGI
• NetworkManager
• dnsmasq
• iptables
• hostapd (for Wi-Fi AP support)
• Python 3
• inotify-tools
• openssh-server
• net-tools
• bridge-utils

All configuration is stored in:

/etc/frognet/frognet.env

Log file (for debugging):

/var/log/frognet-install.log

Once installed, your system will reboot and begin acting as a FrogNet node.

The Ethernet port will serve IP addresses via DHCP. The upstream interface will share internet access to connected clients.

You can modify the configuration at any time by editing /etc/frognet/frognet.env.