# General Setup and Project Prep

The initial setup process is broken into three parts: acquiring the hardware you need; storing baseline data; and configuring the Raspberry Pi or Intel Edison. 

At this stage, you may want to begin documenting each step that you take. This will help in two ways.

First, this enables you to better ask for assistance if you run into errors, bugs, etc. By explaining where you are in the documentation and what you're seeing (by copying and pasting your last command and the output), someone can better provide tips on what you should consider next.

Second, this will enable you to help us improve our documentation. Did we skip a step, or not explain clearly? After you get through the setup instructions, you should consider forking a copy of these docs, editing with any changes you think should be made, and submitting a pull request (PR) back to the master. Others will be able to review & discuss any edits, make further changes, and pull this edits into the main file. This helps us all "pay it forward" as we go!

# General Setup and Project Prep

The initial setup process is broken into three parts: acquiring the hardware you need; storing baseline data; and configuring the hardware (i.e. Edison). 

At this stage, you may want to begin documenting each step that you take. This will help in two ways.

First, this enables you to better ask for assistance if you run into errors, bugs, etc. By explaining where you are in the documentation and what you're seeing (by copying and pasting your last command and the output), someone can better provide tips on what you should consider next.

Second, this will enable you to help us improve our documentation. Did we skip a step, or not explain clearly? After you get through the setup instructions, you should consider forking a copy of these docs, editing with any changes you think should be made, and submitting a pull request (PR) back to the master. Others will be able to review & discuss any edits, make further changes, and pull this edits into the main file. This helps us all "pay it forward" as we go!

Remove Pi mention; use Edison example
Remove Pi mention; use Edison example