Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
Neat. I wonder if you could compile ports on it; I don't see anything about it.
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Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
Well there's a [RaspBSD] distro. There's a few other bits of information and instructions [here] and [here] that may be useful.
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Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
Has anyone tried out FreeBSD on the Raspberry Pi? Once I get my power supply, that is project number one for me.
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Ok so what you have to do is first of all make sure that your extFS is working. If you're on windows, I wouldn't recommend messing with this file without first turning the pi on, but regardless the process is essentially the same on or off the pi. If using mac
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@jackHow were you able to configure Wifi on the Pi using Paragon ExtFS? I'd like to be able to set up Wifi without sighted assistance.
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@jackThanks for the information! You just answered some of the main questions I had after researching the product more on the official Pi site. I Think I'll go ahead with the purchase and update the topic with my experience unless i have any more questions.
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As for a central hub for Raspberry Pi specific discussions, raspberry vi is where you want to go.
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Not necessarily, because simply copying and pasting the rasibna os image to a card won't work. The img literally has to be burnt *flashed* onto the card. There's the dd command, but even if you are comfortable with commandline you may still want to try some nice
Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
Well, I haven't seen anything regarding accessibility on those machines.What I would do is the following:Install Linux onto an SD card using my computer, and then put the memory card into the Rasberry py and boot it up.
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@SLJ Sorry. I found them on Twitter a very long time ago, and I didn't think to save them for some reason. It was mainly just a demonstration on how to set up the PI without sighted assistance. Then again, because of all the time that has passed, I have no idea
Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
Hi.Before I bought my Linux server from Linode, I was also considering a Rasberry. However, I might end up buying one in the future, because I find them really cool and interesting.It would be nice if you will post the links to the podcasts about the topic, since
Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
Ahoy thereIronically enough I have been considering picking up one of these although I don't really have experience with commandline,lynics or rasbian or the many million variations of OS's used on these.Sorry for the slight highjack of the topic, OP. I am
Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
Ahoy thereIronically enough I have been considering picking up one of these although I don't really have experience with commandline,lynics or rasbian or the many million variations of OS's used on these.Sorry for the slight highjack of the topic, OP. I am
Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
Ahoy thereIronically enough I have been considering picking up one of these although I don't really have experience with command line,lynics or rasbian or the many million variations used on these.Sorry for the slight highjack of the topic, OP. I am considering
Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
It all depends on what you wanna do with your pi. If you're looking to play around or even run a server, you don't really need a case as long as you plan to keep in one place, just be mindful it's in a place where you can't trip on a cord. It's not that fragile
Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
I've been tempted to try out a raspi out for awhile now, if your interested in playing around with one the pi3 Model B is a good choice. Be mindful however that a raspi is not as cheap as they may appear, the model B goes for around 40$, but thats only
Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
I've been tempted to try out a raspi out for awhile now, if your interested in playing around with one the pi3 Model B is a good choice. Be mindful however that a raspi is not as cheap as they may appear, the model B is around 35$ I believe, but thats only
Re: Buying a RASPBERRY PI
I'd recommend the pi3model b. It's the latest model, and is perfect for running things like servers, Amazon Alexa if you can get that running on there, etc. It has built-in wifi and bluetooth 4.1, 4 usb host ports, an ethernet port, hdmi, and a headphone jack
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