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- [Let's Encrypt - eMail Address](#lets-encrypt---email-address)
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- [Let's Encrypt - Installation details](#lets-encrypt---installation-details)
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- [How can I customize my RaspiBlitz or add other software?](#how-can-i-customize-my-raspiblitz-or-add-other-software)
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- [How do I find the IP address when running without a display?](#how-do-i-find-the-ip-address-when-running-without-a-display)
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- Hot fixes & new features for minor verisons will be created as single branches from the release branch, and once ready will be merged back into that release branch as a Pull Request using 'Squash-Merge' AND then, this 'Squash-Merge' (one single commit) will get cherry-picked into the 'dev' branch ('git cherry-pick COMMITHASH' - may call 'git fetch' & 'git pull' before to make a clean cherry-pick into dev).
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# How do I find the IP address when running without a display?
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If you can login into your local internet router it should show you the IP address assigned to the RaspberryPi.
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Another way is to use [Angry IP Scanner](https://angryip.org/) to find the IP address.
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You can also put an empty file just called `hdmi` (without any ending) onto the sd card when connected to your laptop and then start it up on the RaspberryPi. This will activate the HDMI port and if you connect a HDMI monitor to the RaspberryPi it will show you the RaspiBlitz status screen containing the local IP address.
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