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    Download the Raspberian image for the Raspberry PI and copy the image to an SD card.
Boot the RPI with the SD card.
Make a note of the IP address of the RPI
Using the RPI config menu.  Select all disk to use.
Enable SSH
Restart the RPi
Login: pi
Password: raspberry

##Install Apache Webserver, Mysql, PHP and phpmyadmin.
sudo apt-get install apache2 mysql-server php5 php5-mysql phpmyadmin

Follow the instructions for the installation.
##Open up the GUI for Raspberian
startx

##Test that the components for the LAMP have installed correctly.
Open the web browser Midori.  There is an icon on the desktop.
Type in the address bar at the top
localhost

You should see simple webpage which says
It works!

This is the default web page for this server.

The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet.

If this doesn't happen go back and make sure all of the components in step 1 have been installed.
##Login to the Mysql database using phpMyAdmin.
Login to the phpMyAdmin page using the Midori browser by entering the following address
localhost/phpmyadmin

You should see a webpage that says "Welcome to phpMyAdmin".
Enter the username
root

Enter the password you entered when installing Mysql and click "GO"
Click on "Privileges" button along the top line.
Click "Add a new User"
Now enter the following into the Login Information
User name: concerto
Host: localhost
Password: [CREATE YOUR OWN PASSWORD]

Before you click "Create User" make sure that the radio button "Create database with same name and grant all privilages" is selected.
Now click "Create User"
You have now created a user and blank database for concerto.
##Get the link for the latest stable version of Concerto
Using Midori open the following page.
http://www.concerto-signage.org/deploy

Right click the download for concerto and click "copy link location"
##Download Concerto using the terminal.
Open LXTerminal in the Accessories menu group.
In the command line type
wget

and then right click and paste the link we just got in the previous step
you should now see something like this
wget https://github.com/concerto/concerto_v1/tarball/concerto-1.9.3-NoCAS

Hit Enter and you will download the file
##Extract the file
Still in the terminal window enter the following command
tar -xzvf concerto*

##Make a directory in the web folder
sudo mkdir /var/www/concerto

##Move the files to the Apache webserver directory
cd concerto-concerto_v1-ec28e35
sudo mv * /var/www/concerto

##Create some directories for images and templates
mkdir /var/www/concerto/content/images

mkdir /var/www/concerto/content/templates

##Navigate to the Concerto install webserver directory
cd /var/www/concerto/install

##Run the Concerto SQL installation scripts
mysql -u concerto -p -h localhost concerto < schema.sql

mysql -u concerto -p -h localhost concerto < data.sql

##Add an MD5 hashed password for the admin user
mysql -u concerto -p -h localhost concerto

update user set password="e3274be5c857fb42ab72d786e281b4b8" where id = 0;

exit

This adds the password 'adminpassword'
##Create a copy of the config
cd /var/www/concerto
cp config.inc.php.sample config.inc.php

##Edit the config file
sudo nano config.inc.php

Edit the necessary parts of the file to as you see here.
//Database Connection
$db_host = 'localhost';
$db_login = 'concerto';
$db_password = 'YOUR PASSWORD';
$db_database = 'concerto';

//Important paths

define('ROOT_DIR', '/var/www/concerto/');                    //server-side path where Concerto lives
define('COMMON_DIR', ROOT_DIR.'common/');             //server-side path to dir with resources for
                                                       //  multiple portions of Concerto, must end in a "/"
define('CONTENT_DIR', ROOT_DIR.'content/');      //server-side path to content images
define('IMAGE_DIR', CONTENT_DIR.'images/');      //server-side path to content images
define('TEMPLATE_DIR', CONTENT_DIR.'templates/');//server-side path to screen templates

//URLS for hyperlinks and the like
define('ROOT_URL', '/concerto/');                         //the root location where Concerto lives
define('SCREEN_URL', ROOT_URL.'screen/');        //location of front-end screen program
define('HARDWARE_URL', ROOT_URL.'hardware/');    //location of management for on-location machines
define('ADMIN_BASE_URL', ROOT_URL.'admin/');     //base URL on server for images, css, etc. for interface
define('ADMIN_URL', ADMIN_BASE_URL.'index.php'); //URL that can access this page (may be same as ADMIN_BASE_URL if mod_rewrite configured)

Once you have finished editing the file press CTRL+X
Then Y
Then press enter.
You have now modified the config for Concerto for your installation.
##Allow write access to certain directories
Your web server will require write access to the /content directory and its subdirectories.
To adjust permissions enter the following
chown -R www-data /var/www/concerto/content

##Add Cron Job
sudo nano /etc/crontab

Add
*/5 * * * * wget --delete-after --quiet http://localhost/common/scripts/cron.php

##Run Concerto test
Open the Midori browser and type in the following to the address bar.
localhost/concerto/install/diagnostics.php

The response should look something like this
This page checks some system settings and configuration options to help judge if Concerto will work as intended. It is by no means exhaustive or all inclusive.
PHP Enviroment

    PHP Version: PASS (5.4.4-9)
    MySQL Support: PASS (Ok)
    GD Support: PASS (2.0)
    JSON Support: PASS (OK)
    PATH INFO Global: PASS (/test)

Concerto Config

    Config access: PASS (OK)
    Common Directory: PASS (OK)
    Image Upload Directory: PASS (OK)
    Template Upload Directory: PASS (OK)
    MySQL Connection test: PASS (OK)

##Log In to the Concerto Dashboard
In the Midori browser and type in the following to the address bar.
localhost/concerto/

Click "Log In"
Username: admin
Password: adminpassword

You should now be logged into the Concerto dashboard.