Raspberry Pi - $35 Linux computer
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Commissario
The 8Gb model will be really handy for people who want to use it as a proper daily desktop computer. I have no need for it, the two Pi4s I've got are both 2Gb and I'm not even using all that.
Stick retropi on it and have fun 
Commissario
*cough* 64 bit Raspbian beta *cough* 
Don
Also, new version of 32bit raspbian
https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
Out of interest, what version is Chromium on now in the latest desktop version?
For a few months, the repository for Pi Chromium remained a really old version..
https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
Out of interest, what version is Chromium on now in the latest desktop version?
For a few months, the repository for Pi Chromium remained a really old version..
Soldato
This. Is. Awesome.
Code:
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ dpkg -l | grep chrom
ii chromium-browser 78.0.3904.108-rpt1 armhf Chromium web browser, open-source version of Chrome
ii chromium-browser-l10n 78.0.3904.108-rpt1 all chromium-browser language packages
ii chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra 78.0.3904.108-rpt1 armhf Extra ffmpeg codecs for the Chromium Browser
ii libchromaprint1:armhf 1.4.3-3 armhf audio fingerprint library
ii rpi-chromium-mods 20200510 armhf Raspberry Pi-specific mods to ChromiumDon
How about the help, about section?
It has been seemingly stuck on version 78 for months. No update from the guy who looks after that repo.
It's a pain for browser based kiosks
How about the help, about section?
It has been seemingly stuck on version 78 for months. No update from the guy who looks after that repo.
It's a pain for browser based kiosks
I don’t have mine connected to a display so I can’t check
I have seen a thread about this though and it seems that you’re not alone.https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=264399&start=50
There is a way to disable the prompts if that’s your issue.
Having some issues with my Pi. It's a Jellyfin server and works fine. Sometimes when I try and stream from it or SSH the next day, I am unable to connect.
It still shows on my router as being there but connection is not possible.
Using Raspbian and Pi is on WiFi. Is there some sort of power management that I'm missing?
It still shows on my router as being there but connection is not possible.
Using Raspbian and Pi is on WiFi. Is there some sort of power management that I'm missing?
I'm trying to get away from ethernet as much as possible.
The only thing I'm stuck with is the Phillips Hue bridge which needs to be connected to Ethernet.
Is it possible to plug the ethernet in the Hue, into a Pi and have that connect wirelessly? I could hide the Hue away then just near a plug socket
The only thing I'm stuck with is the Phillips Hue bridge which needs to be connected to Ethernet.
Is it possible to plug the ethernet in the Hue, into a Pi and have that connect wirelessly? I could hide the Hue away then just near a plug socket
Commissario
I'm the opposite, I'd much rather use ethernet than wireless.
Oh don't get me wrong, if I could, I'd have everything hard wired. But a baby crawling around who seems to have an obsession with wires isn't the best
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With a raspberry pi (zero w), is it possible to have this set up as a "resource" to run scripts? (Like a work queue).
Example, on pi is a script that does xyz. A main pc sends a command which triggers the pi to run the script and do xyz eg create a log file?
Example, on pi is a script that does xyz. A main pc sends a command which triggers the pi to run the script and do xyz eg create a log file?
Don
Hello guys, I am working on this small project to make a safe pc for my banking, I got few small issues, I am running raspbian os, and I Am trying to disable the eth0 lights as I want the pc to be on all the time, i managed to disable the act and pwr LEDs but cannot find any way to disable the ethernet lights, anyone knows? I also want to disable the machine going to sleep and try to encrypt the SD card but one project at a time, I am fairly new to Linux so please be gentle, I saw online I need to compile my own kernel to disable this, id rather put a tape over the leds if it's not easily done by some command.
Anybody switched to USB boot over SD card? I was thinking of giving it a try with an SSD I have laying around. I'm only using my Pi as a Plex Server though so I don't think it'll make much difference.
Does anybody know a way to do a SD card copy from the terminal? As I'm running headless but all the guides are using Raspbian GUI
Does anybody know a way to do a SD card copy from the terminal? As I'm running headless but all the guides are using Raspbian GUI