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# Starting FarmbotOS in `host` env.
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Certain behaviour is slightly different when developing on `host` compared to
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deploying on target environments such as `rpi` or `rpi3`.
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## Firmware
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By default, an Arduino does _not_ need to be connected to your `host` pc when
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doing development. See the `FarmbotFirmware.Transport` module for more info
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on this topic. If you want to use a real Arduino in `host` mode, you can
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export a `FARMBOT_TTY` environment variable in your `host` environment.
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```bash
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$ cd farmbot_os
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$ export FARMBOT_TTY=/dev/ttySomeDeviceFile
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$ mix compile --force
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```
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If you're device moves ttys, you will have to redo this step.
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## Configurator
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Currently configurator does not run on the `host` enviornment. To connect to
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your FarmBot account, export the following variables:
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```bash
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$ cd farmbot_os
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$ export FARMBOT_EMAIL=test@test.com
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$ export FARMBOT_PASSWORD=password123
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$ export FARMBOT_SERVER=http://localhost:3000
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```
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