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  1. @ivan i've been having a discussion about this across nixos-hardware and nixos-on-arm matrix channels.
    The bottom line is, as long as we're not talking about the pi5, nixos should work without the additional nixos-hardware stuff. You only need a vendored kernel as long as it has stuff that hasnt been mainlined yet.

    #linux #arm #raspberypi #nixos

  2. Thinking about setting up a home #borg server on an unused #RaspberyPi 4.

    Questions for the #HiveMind:

    • How much RAM does a borg server need to manage about 3TB of backups?
    • How big of a USB disk do I need for the / partition for RasbperryPi OS with no GUI?
    • Does borg deduplicate files between users' backups, or only within a single user's backups?

    #BorgBackup #AskFedi

  3. Thinking about setting up a home #borg server on an unused #RaspberyPi 4.

    Questions for the #HiveMind:

    • How much RAM does a borg server need to manage about 3TB of backups?
    • How big of a USB disk do I need for the / partition for RasbperryPi OS with no GUI?
    • Does borg deduplicate files between users' backups, or only within a single user's backups?

    #BorgBackup #AskFedi

  4. Thinking about setting up a home #borg server on an unused #RaspberyPi 4.

    Questions for the #HiveMind:

    • How much RAM does a borg server need to manage about 3TB of backups?
    • How big of a USB disk do I need for the / partition for RasbperryPi OS with no GUI?
    • Does borg deduplicate files between users' backups, or only within a single user's backups?

    #BorgBackup #AskFedi

  5. Thinking about setting up a home #borg server on an unused #RaspberyPi 4.

    Questions for the #HiveMind:

    • How much RAM does a borg server need to manage about 3TB of backups?
    • How big of a USB disk do I need for the / partition for RasbperryPi OS with no GUI?
    • Does borg deduplicate files between users' backups, or only within a single user's backups?

    #BorgBackup #AskFedi

  6. Thinking about setting up a home #borg server on an unused #RaspberyPi 4.

    Questions for the #HiveMind:

    • How much RAM does a borg server need to manage about 3TB of backups?
    • How big of a USB disk do I need for the / partition for RasbperryPi OS with no GUI?
    • Does borg deduplicate files between users' backups, or only within a single user's backups?

    #BorgBackup #AskFedi

  7. #Sprites above storms over the SE of England captured on our #RaspberyPi #GMN #MeteorCameras in #Oxfordshire 180km away from the storms. Sprites are a type of upper atmospheric #TransientLuminousEvent that occur very high above thunderstorms. We had some lucky cloud gaps giving us a clear sight of them! #TLE #Thunderstorm #UKStorm

  8. Frage ans #Fediverse. Kann man den Home Assistent als weiteren Server neben dem pi Hole auf einen Raspberry Pi installieren? Ich finde nur komplett images für den Rassberry. Oder Ich verstehe was nicht.🤔

    #raspberypi #homeassistant #pihole

  9. Умный дом. Как соединить разные технологии? Реальный опыт

    Умным домом в наше время уже никого не удивишь, а если говорить об элементах умного дома, то они распространены практически повсеместно, а новые экосистемы появляются с завидной регулярностью. И тут встает вопрос, а как быть обычному рядовому пользователю? Покупать оборудование и быть привязанным к конкретной экосистеме? А если случилось так, что используются элементы нескольких разных производителей/экосистем? Куча приложений в смартфоне для управления всем этим хозяйством выглядит удручающее. Перспектива, при отключении интернета, остаться без управления или вообще неожиданно получить в своем хозяйстве неработающее устройство, которое по каким-то причинам перестали поддерживать в новой версии экосистемы, удручает еще больше. А это я еще не касаюсь вопросов безопасности.

    habr.com/ru/articles/897648/

    #умный_дом #локальный_сервер #программируемое_реле #raspberypi #lorawan #navien #owen #ectocontrol #погодозависимая_автоматика #zigbee

  10. Умный дом. Как соединить разные технологии? Реальный опыт

    Умным домом в наше время уже никого не удивишь, а если говорить об элементах умного дома, то они распространены практически повсеместно, а новые экосистемы появляются с завидной регулярностью. И тут встает вопрос, а как быть обычному рядовому пользователю? Покупать оборудование и быть привязанным к конкретной экосистеме? А если случилось так, что используются элементы нескольких разных производителей/экосистем? Куча приложений в смартфоне для управления всем этим хозяйством выглядит удручающее. Перспектива, при отключении интернета, остаться без управления или вообще неожиданно получить в своем хозяйстве неработающее устройство, которое по каким-то причинам перестали поддерживать в новой версии экосистемы, удручает еще больше. А это я еще не касаюсь вопросов безопасности.

    habr.com/ru/articles/897648/

    #умный_дом #локальный_сервер #программируемое_реле #raspberypi #lorawan #navien #owen #ectocontrol #погодозависимая_автоматика #zigbee

  11. Умный дом. Как соединить разные технологии? Реальный опыт

    Умным домом в наше время уже никого не удивишь, а если говорить об элементах умного дома, то они распространены практически повсеместно, а новые экосистемы появляются с завидной регулярностью. И тут встает вопрос, а как быть обычному рядовому пользователю? Покупать оборудование и быть привязанным к конкретной экосистеме? А если случилось так, что используются элементы нескольких разных производителей/экосистем? Куча приложений в смартфоне для управления всем этим хозяйством выглядит удручающее. Перспектива, при отключении интернета, остаться без управления или вообще неожиданно получить в своем хозяйстве неработающее устройство, которое по каким-то причинам перестали поддерживать в новой версии экосистемы, удручает еще больше. А это я еще не касаюсь вопросов безопасности.

    habr.com/ru/articles/897648/

    #умный_дом #локальный_сервер #программируемое_реле #raspberypi #lorawan #navien #owen #ectocontrol #погодозависимая_автоматика #zigbee

  12. Умный дом. Как соединить разные технологии? Реальный опыт

    Умным домом в наше время уже никого не удивишь, а если говорить об элементах умного дома, то они распространены практически повсеместно, а новые экосистемы появляются с завидной регулярностью. И тут встает вопрос, а как быть обычному рядовому пользователю? Покупать оборудование и быть привязанным к конкретной экосистеме? А если случилось так, что используются элементы нескольких разных производителей/экосистем? Куча приложений в смартфоне для управления всем этим хозяйством выглядит удручающее. Перспектива, при отключении интернета, остаться без управления или вообще неожиданно получить в своем хозяйстве неработающее устройство, которое по каким-то причинам перестали поддерживать в новой версии экосистемы, удручает еще больше. А это я еще не касаюсь вопросов безопасности.

    habr.com/ru/articles/897648/

    #умный_дом #локальный_сервер #программируемое_реле #raspberypi #lorawan #navien #owen #ectocontrol #погодозависимая_автоматика #zigbee

  13. Es ist jedes Mal eine Freude zu beobachten, wie der Pi-hole lautlos und unaufdringlich seine Filterarbeit verrichtet.

    #RaspberyPi #Pihole

  14. Домашний Кей-Трак-доставщик по мотивам робота-доставщика Яндекса. Часть 1

    Как и многие, кто работает в ИТ, я обожаю "Технологические преколы" . Когда я впервые увидел робота-доставщика Яндекса, первая мысль была: "Мне срочно нужен этот прикол. Не знаю зачем, но надо". В статье я опишу, куда привела меня эта мысль и поделюсь своим опытом. Так и что было дальше...

    habr.com/ru/articles/881002/

    #DIY #робототехника #яндекс #Робот #Доставщик #Ровер #raspberypi #orangepi #схемотехника #LLM

  15. I’m looking for a name for this little Raspberry Pi case beauty. Do you have any suggestions? 😃

    #3DPrint #3DPrint #MakersHour #Maker #DIY #RaspberyPi

  16. 10 best operating systems for Raspberry Pi 5 —  Good ideas of what to use a Pi for, too!

    Over the years, Raspberry Pi boards have taken over the DIY projects landscape and have become synonymous with the term SBC. But despite their standalone nature, you'll still need an operating system to drive every mainline entry in the Raspberry Pi family.

    Fortunately, you have a lot to choose from, as these tiny boards are compatible with a host of operating systems.

    Most of the operating systems listed, are also great examples of what you can sue a Pi for, e.g. home automation, video streaming, emulators, Lineage OS, private cloud service, network router, and more.

    Many may say a Pi is for example not ideal for home automation, and it may not be, but for many the bug bit them after starting a  project on a  Raspberry Pi and then later migrating it to something more powerful.

    See 10 best operating systems for Raspberry Pi 5



    Unsure about which OS you should use with your Raspberry Pi 5? Here are ten operating systems worth running on the palm-sized system



    #technology #RaspberyPi #opensource
  17. Good news: I updated my inventory on the #tindie store. #HestiaPi thermostats in stock!

    Bad news: #RaspberyPi Zero 2 W boards are not available in the US, and the international stores generally have higher prices, higher taxes (VAT), and more expensive shipping.

    I'm going to wait and see if they become available before my current supply is completely sold out.

    I thought these days were behind us when I saw stores inventories replenished and purchase limits lifted a while back.

    #IoT #FOSS

  18. Raspberry Pi Pico 2 Launches with Arm + Risc V Cores: hands-on with the new, $5 microcontroller | Tom's Hardware tomshardware.com/raspberry-pi/

    «According to Raspberry Pi, the RISC-V CPU is available via C, but not via MicroPython. We only had a limited amount of time to write this hands-on so we have yet to properly test the Pico SDK with C».

    #computing #microcontrollers #raspberypi #riscv

  19. Anyone used the tiny Seeed Studio #Raspberypi 2040 boards? I'm assuming there are no surprises or special software versions?

  20. @[email protected]

    Is it possible to fit 16x16 font glyphs into a TV head?

    As soon as I saw that these existed I knew it was something I had to try with my extension of GNU Unifont (called UnifontEX), which even has emoji. Unifont and UnifontEX are both 8x16 for anything that can reasonably fit, and 16x16 for anything that can't. I know that people have gone to 15x18 or 15x20, but some glyphs do truly require the full 16x16 cell size, so 16x18 or 16x18 would have to be the case. I'm of course wanting Unicode support (including characters above Plane 0, of which there are
    many in the font), so that means I'd likely need a Raspberry Pi. I'm also curious which of the formats at http://stgiga.github.io/UnifontEX/ would be best. There are a lot to choose from, including ones that were never offered by upstream Unifont.

    I for the past while and especially recently had wanted to wear UnifontEX glyph displays either on my shirt or then a hat, so I could speak my more passionate topics without having to worry about voice level causing me problems.

    I also had for the past week felt like I wanted to, if I gave a tech talk or ever appeared in a video, to never show my face and instead hide in a fursuit head, but if I trick one of
    these out with cat ears, then that would do. The Raspberry Pi could theoretically let me use it as a MIDI player, obviously at safe volumes.

    Like, this TV head is something I'd actually want to do, and I'd sorta been thinking about adjacent topics recently. As an Earthbound reference, I would name mine "Lumine", after Lumine Hall from Earthbound. I'd go for a green shell for them and I'd predominantly use green or RGB colors for the text.

    Interesting idea: put fursuit fur (or scales if you are a scalie) onto a TV head.

    Fursuit head or TV head?
    "Why not both?"

    Obviously this will all be several years in the future due to my current state of nonemployment. Nonetheless I'm still curious. Also, if any of these ideas are inspirational, I give full permission to use them. Same for the font. I really don't care too much about what people do with my content.

    In other news: UnifontEX got used in the game Gem Frenzy (
    https://theyippies.itch.io/gem-frenzy), and I got credited in the Itch.io game description.

    Also my birthday is at the end of the month.
    #unicode #furry #fursuithead #tvhead #unifontex #rgbled #rgbleds #rgb #font #pixelfonts #pixelfont #unifont #raspberypi #raspberrypipico #luminehall #earthbound #16x16px #indiegame #birthdaysoon #tech #technology #techtalk #techtalks #leddisplay #displays #leddisplays #shirtdisplay #hatdisplay #scalie #scales #furry #indiedevs #catears #midi

  21. @[email protected]

    Is it possible to fit 16x16 font glyphs into a TV head?

    As soon as I saw that these existed I knew it was something I had to try with my extension of GNU Unifont (called UnifontEX), which even has emoji. Unifont and UnifontEX are both 8x16 for anything that can reasonably fit, and 16x16 for anything that can't. I know that people have gone to 15x18 or 15x20, but some glyphs do truly require the full 16x16 cell size, so 16x18 or 16x18 would have to be the case. I'm of course wanting Unicode support (including characters above Plane 0, of which there are
    many in the font), so that means I'd likely need a Raspberry Pi. I'm also curious which of the formats at http://stgiga.github.io/UnifontEX/ would be best. There are a lot to choose from, including ones that were never offered by upstream Unifont.

    I for the past while and especially recently had wanted to wear UnifontEX glyph displays either on my shirt or then a hat, so I could speak my more passionate topics without having to worry about voice level causing me problems.

    I also had for the past week felt like I wanted to, if I gave a tech talk or ever appeared in a video, to never show my face and instead hide in a fursuit head, but if I trick one of
    these out with cat ears, then that would do. The Raspberry Pi could theoretically let me use it as a MIDI player, obviously at safe volumes.

    Like, this TV head is something I'd actually want to do, and I'd sorta been thinking about adjacent topics recently. As an Earthbound reference, I would name mine "Lumine", after Lumine Hall from Earthbound. I'd go for a green shell for them and I'd predominantly use green or RGB colors for the text.

    Interesting idea: put fursuit fur (or scales if you are a scalie) onto a TV head.

    Fursuit head or TV head?
    "Why not both?"

    Obviously this will all be several years in the future due to my current state of nonemployment. Nonetheless I'm still curious. Also, if any of these ideas are inspirational, I give full permission to use them. Same for the font. I really don't care too much about what people do with my content.

    In other news: UnifontEX got used in the game Gem Frenzy (
    https://theyippies.itch.io/gem-frenzy), and I got credited in the Itch.io game description.

    Also my birthday is at the end of the month.
    #unicode #furry #fursuithead #tvhead #unifontex #rgbled #rgbleds #rgb #font #pixelfonts #pixelfont #unifont #raspberypi #raspberrypipico #luminehall #earthbound #16x16px #indiegame #birthdaysoon #tech #technology #techtalk #techtalks #leddisplay #displays #leddisplays #shirtdisplay #hatdisplay #scalie #scales #furry #indiedevs #catears #midi

  22. @[email protected]

    Is it possible to fit 16x16 font glyphs into a TV head?

    As soon as I saw that these existed I knew it was something I had to try with my extension of GNU Unifont (called UnifontEX), which even has emoji. Unifont and UnifontEX are both 8x16 for anything that can reasonably fit, and 16x16 for anything that can't. I know that people have gone to 15x18 or 15x20, but some glyphs do truly require the full 16x16 cell size, so 16x18 or 16x18 would have to be the case. I'm of course wanting Unicode support (including characters above Plane 0, of which there are
    many in the font), so that means I'd likely need a Raspberry Pi. I'm also curious which of the formats at http://stgiga.github.io/UnifontEX/ would be best. There are a lot to choose from, including ones that were never offered by upstream Unifont.

    I for the past while and especially recently had wanted to wear UnifontEX glyph displays either on my shirt or then a hat, so I could speak my more passionate topics without having to worry about voice level causing me problems.

    I also had for the past week felt like I wanted to, if I gave a tech talk or ever appeared in a video, to never show my face and instead hide in a fursuit head, but if I trick one of
    these out with cat ears, then that would do. The Raspberry Pi could theoretically let me use it as a MIDI player, obviously at safe volumes.

    Like, this TV head is something I'd actually want to do, and I'd sorta been thinking about adjacent topics recently. As an Earthbound reference, I would name mine "Lumine", after Lumine Hall from Earthbound. I'd go for a green shell for them and I'd predominantly use green or RGB colors for the text.

    Interesting idea: put fursuit fur (or scales if you are a scalie) onto a TV head.

    Fursuit head or TV head?
    "Why not both?"

    Obviously this will all be several years in the future due to my current state of nonemployment. Nonetheless I'm still curious. Also, if any of these ideas are inspirational, I give full permission to use them. Same for the font. I really don't care too much about what people do with my content.

    In other news: UnifontEX got used in the game Gem Frenzy (
    https://theyippies.itch.io/gem-frenzy), and I got credited in the Itch.io game description.

    Also my birthday is at the end of the month.
    #unicode #furry #fursuithead #tvhead #unifontex #rgbled #rgbleds #rgb #font #pixelfonts #pixelfont #unifont #raspberypi #raspberrypipico #luminehall #earthbound #16x16px #indiegame #birthdaysoon #tech #technology #techtalk #techtalks #leddisplay #displays #leddisplays #shirtdisplay #hatdisplay #scalie #scales #furry #indiedevs #catears #midi

  23. @[email protected]

    Is it possible to fit 16x16 font glyphs into a TV head?

    As soon as I saw that these existed I knew it was something I had to try with my extension of GNU Unifont (called UnifontEX), which even has emoji. Unifont and UnifontEX are both 8x16 for anything that can reasonably fit, and 16x16 for anything that can't. I know that people have gone to 15x18 or 15x20, but some glyphs do truly require the full 16x16 cell size, so 16x18 or 16x18 would have to be the case. I'm of course wanting Unicode support (including characters above Plane 0, of which there are
    many in the font), so that means I'd likely need a Raspberry Pi. I'm also curious which of the formats at http://stgiga.github.io/UnifontEX/ would be best. There are a lot to choose from, including ones that were never offered by upstream Unifont.

    I for the past while and especially recently had wanted to wear UnifontEX glyph displays either on my shirt or then a hat, so I could speak my more passionate topics without having to worry about voice level causing me problems.

    I also had for the past week felt like I wanted to, if I gave a tech talk or ever appeared in a video, to never show my face and instead hide in a fursuit head, but if I trick one of
    these out with cat ears, then that would do. The Raspberry Pi could theoretically let me use it as a MIDI player, obviously at safe volumes.

    Like, this TV head is something I'd actually want to do, and I'd sorta been thinking about adjacent topics recently. As an Earthbound reference, I would name mine "Lumine", after Lumine Hall from Earthbound. I'd go for a green shell for them and I'd predominantly use green or RGB colors for the text.

    Interesting idea: put fursuit fur (or scales if you are a scalie) onto a TV head.

    Fursuit head or TV head?
    "Why not both?"

    Obviously this will all be several years in the future due to my current state of nonemployment. Nonetheless I'm still curious. Also, if any of these ideas are inspirational, I give full permission to use them. Same for the font. I really don't care too much about what people do with my content.

    In other news: UnifontEX got used in the game Gem Frenzy (
    https://theyippies.itch.io/gem-frenzy), and I got credited in the Itch.io game description.

    Also my birthday is at the end of the month.
    #unicode #furry #fursuithead #tvhead #unifontex #rgbled #rgbleds #rgb #font #pixelfonts #pixelfont #unifont #raspberypi #raspberrypipico #luminehall #earthbound #16x16px #indiegame #birthdaysoon #tech #technology #techtalk #techtalks #leddisplay #displays #leddisplays #shirtdisplay #hatdisplay #scalie #scales #furry #indiedevs #catears #midi

  24. @[email protected]

    Is it possible to fit 16x16 font glyphs into a TV head?

    As soon as I saw that these existed I knew it was something I had to try with my extension of GNU Unifont (called UnifontEX), which even has emoji. Unifont and UnifontEX are both 8x16 for anything that can reasonably fit, and 16x16 for anything that can't. I know that people have gone to 15x18 or 15x20, but some glyphs do truly require the full 16x16 cell size, so 16x18 or 16x18 would have to be the case. I'm of course wanting Unicode support (including characters above Plane 0, of which there are
    many in the font), so that means I'd likely need a Raspberry Pi. I'm also curious which of the formats at http://stgiga.github.io/UnifontEX/ would be best. There are a lot to choose from, including ones that were never offered by upstream Unifont.

    I for the past while and especially recently had wanted to wear UnifontEX glyph displays either on my shirt or then a hat, so I could speak my more passionate topics without having to worry about voice level causing me problems.

    I also had for the past week felt like I wanted to, if I gave a tech talk or ever appeared in a video, to never show my face and instead hide in a fursuit head, but if I trick one of
    these out with cat ears, then that would do. The Raspberry Pi could theoretically let me use it as a MIDI player, obviously at safe volumes.

    Like, this TV head is something I'd actually want to do, and I'd sorta been thinking about adjacent topics recently. As an Earthbound reference, I would name mine "Lumine", after Lumine Hall from Earthbound. I'd go for a green shell for them and I'd predominantly use green or RGB colors for the text.

    Interesting idea: put fursuit fur (or scales if you are a scalie) onto a TV head.

    Fursuit head or TV head?
    "Why not both?"

    Obviously this will all be several years in the future due to my current state of nonemployment. Nonetheless I'm still curious. Also, if any of these ideas are inspirational, I give full permission to use them. Same for the font. I really don't care too much about what people do with my content.

    In other news: UnifontEX got used in the game Gem Frenzy (
    https://theyippies.itch.io/gem-frenzy), and I got credited in the Itch.io game description.

    Also my birthday is at the end of the month.
    #unicode #furry #fursuithead #tvhead #unifontex #rgbled #rgbleds #rgb #font #pixelfonts #pixelfont #unifont #raspberypi #raspberrypipico #luminehall #earthbound #16x16px #indiegame #birthdaysoon #tech #technology #techtalk #techtalks #leddisplay #displays #leddisplays #shirtdisplay #hatdisplay #scalie #scales #furry #indiedevs #catears #midi

  25. A serial console allows you to see the boot logs even before the Linux kernel has started booting! Therefore, a serial console attached to your Raspberry Pi can help you find causes of problems like the following:

    * A new Linux distribution that you flashed on your Raspberry Pi does not boot.
    * Your Raspberry Pi boots into an older kernel even though you installed a newer kernel provided by your distribution maintainer via apt/pacman/dnf.
    * You installed a new kernel using apt/pacman/dnf but now the Ethernet port does not work and you can't SSH into it to uninstall that kernel.
    * Your Raspberry Pi does not boot at all.
    * You are learning kernel development and want to see why the change that you made is preventing the kernel from booting.
    * You have so many Raspberry Pis that you have run out of displays to connect to and just want to watch the boot logs to sanity check if they are booting correctly or not.

    I actually already have one of these USB serial adaptors that I'd been using to flash Tasmota software onto my Sonoff WiFi power switches.

    See Using a USB Serial Adapter (UART) to Help Debug Raspberry Pi



    A UART attached to your Raspberry Pi can help you troubleshoot issues with your Raspberry Pi. Here's what you need to know.


    #technology #RaspberyPi
  26. /me was punished for forgetting to install log2ram on my #pihole. SD card corruption sucks.
    However, the SD card went into read-only mode. So a restore was as easy as making a clone of the failed SD card onto a new one.
    #raspberypi #raspbian

  27. Please feel free to download and install new #ClusterHAT software unofficial packages for #Debian with fresh upstream changes by original author Chris Burton @burtyb

    #RaspberyPI #PiZero #PiHat

    github.com/PureHTML/clusterhat

  28. New toy. #raspberypi 4. Will replace the old one I've been running since 2014.

  29. Making progress. Wifi shield and relay are soldered and connected. Wifi is connecting on the Arduino and the relay is running through the test I programmed. Next up getting it to connect to my MQTT server and more testing.

    #arduino #RaspberyPi #maker #programming

  30. Interesting. A DVB-T2 TV HAT for the Raspberry Pi for receiving terrestrial digital TV broadcasts in the DVB-T2 format. Singapore uses that format.

    #RaspberyPi #DigitalTV #DVB-T2

    raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry