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 ====== Artemis ======
-<note>This article is still in its initial phase towards the first edition. Stay tuned.</note>
+//Artemis// originates from antique Greek and means - amongst other  - //unharmful// or //safe//. Exactly that, Artemis should deliver to you: safety for your data and no harm to your communications.
-As all projects, this one needed to have a name as well. //Artemis// originates from the old Greek and means - amongst others - unharmful or safe. And exactly this Artemis should deliver to you: safety for your data and no harm to your communications.
+In detail, Artemis is a simple RaspberryPi packed up with different kinds of software packages, meshed up configurations, which results in an isolated, secure server.
+Artemis' can be used in two different modes:
+  * **SafeHarbour** (SF) provides services locally as an isolated server on a LAN, with no connection to the Internet
+  * **Periscope** (P) or as acting as a secure proxy server on an unsecured network
 ===== Requirements =====
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 # hostnamectl set-hostname your-desired-hostname
 </sxh>
+<note tip>We'd recommend gluuing alluminium heatsinks on the GPU as CPU. </note>
+We upgraded this configuration to the medium as we are going to use some software as which needs a bit more power than usual. Pleas adapt this to your needs.
 <sxh bash; title:Boosting computational power of RPi>
 # vim /boot/config.txt
-# PLACE config HERE
+##Medium
+arm_freq=900
+core_freq=333
+sdram_freq=450
+over_voltage=2
 </sxh>
 ==== Network Configuration ====
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 ==== root partition encryption ====
+^ Step ^ Command ^
+| 1    | n |
+| 2    | p |
+| 3    | ENTER |
+| 4    | ENTER |
+| 5    | w |
 ===== References =====
 [0] [[http://deadunicornz.org/blog/2013/12/20/raspberrypi-root-partition-encryption/|RaspberryPi With Root Partition Encryption, Unlocked Using Flash Drive]]
 \\ [1] [[https://gist.github.com/pezz/5310082|Archlinux ARM encrypted root]]
-\\ [] [[http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv6/raspberry-pi|ArchLinux ARM - Raspberry Pi Installation]]
+\\ [2] [[http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv6/raspberry-pi|ArchLinux ARM - Raspberry Pi Installation]]