Add external disk to pi
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It can be handy to reinstall the Pi. First shutdown the pi by running `sudo shutdown` from SSH. Next take out the memory card and follow all steps in [Raspberry Pi preperation](#raspberry-pi-preperation).
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For the next step remove the current *known_hosts* entry with: `ssh-keygen -R '192.168.50.27'` for all PCs that had SSH access to the Pi.
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### The external Kingston drive
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An external 1 TiB drive is installed. The drive isn't directly managed by Ansible although some files/folders might be written to from it.
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Use [this guide](https://raspberrytips.com/format-mount-usb-drive/) for setting up the proper filesystem.
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Notice that mounting the volume automatically via **/etc/fstab** is done automatically by Ansible.
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### Debugging users other than the main user
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The **user** role included in this repository makes it possible to create new users which will also have a fully configured
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ZSH environment. They can't be accessed via SSH because no SSH keys are added for them and password logins are disabled.
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