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The Brume 2 ships with the OpenWRT operating system, which is pre-configured with many features to act as a router, VPN gateway, and more. For this guide, we'll create a new OpenWRT image that installs the Orb sensor and configures the device to connect to your network as a monitoring device.
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1. Visit the [OpenWRT Firmware Selector](https://firmware-selector.openwrt.org/?version=24.10.0&target=mediatek%2Ffilogic&id=glinet_gl-mt2500) for the Brume 2 GL-MT2500
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1. Visit the [OpenWRT Firmware Selector](https://firmware-selector.openwrt.org/?version=24.10.6&target=mediatek%2Ffilogic&id=glinet_gl-mt2500) for the Brume 2 GL-MT2500
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2. Click "Customize installed packages and/or first boot script" to expand the customization options
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3. If prompted about the authenticity of the host, type`yes` and press Enter.
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4. Enter the root password for your OpenWrt device when prompted. You should now have a command prompt logged into your OpenWrt device.
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## Step 2: Install Orb
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## Step 2: Pre-configure Orb (Optional)
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You can optionally create a configuration file to customize Orb behavior from the start. You can set a deployment token to automatically link this Orb to your Orb Space, or adjust other settings. See the [configuration docs](/docs/deploy-and-configure/configuration) for all available options.
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1. Create the configuration file:
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```bash
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cat <<EOF > /etc/config/orb
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config orb 'orb'
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list env 'ORB_DATA_DIR=/root'
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list env 'ORB_EPHEMERAL_MODE=1'
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list env 'ORB_LOG_CONSOLE_FORMAT=syslog'
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list env 'ORB_DEPLOYMENT_TOKEN=<YOUR-DEPLOYMENT-TOKEN-HERE>'
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EOF
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```
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## Step 3: Install Orb
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1. At the OpenWrt command prompt, run the following command exactly as shown:
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- Enable auto-updates to keep Orb up-to-date.
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3. Wait for the script to complete. You should see output indicating the progress of the installation.
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## Step 3: Link your new Orb Sensor
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## Step 4: Link your new Orb Sensor (Optional)
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If you didn't configure a Deployment Token to auto-link your new Orb in Step 2, you can link it to your Orb Space now.
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1. Once the installation script finishes, the Orb Sensor should be running on your OpenWrt device.
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2. Open the Orb app on your phone or personal computer.
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curl https://pkgs.orb.net/stable/openwrt/key.pub | tee /etc/opkg/keys/744a82bfef3c5690
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Optionally, you can create a configuration file to customize Orb behavior from the start. You can set a deployment token to automatically link this Orb to your Orb Space, or adjust other settings. See the [configuration docs](/docs/deploy-and-configure/configuration) for all available options.
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cat << EOF > /etc/config/orb
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config orb 'orb'
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list env 'ORB_DATA_DIR=/root'
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list env 'ORB_EPHEMERAL_MODE=1'
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list env 'ORB_LOG_CONSOLE_FORMAT=syslog'
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list env 'ORB_DEPLOYMENT_TOKEN=<YOUR-DEPLOYMENT-TOKEN-HERE>'
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