I cannot believe Raspberry Pi boards are so versatile. Well, that's the point of a general purpose computer after all, isn't it? It looks like guys Oliver Mattos and Oskar Weigl managed to code a pretty good program to transmit on FM (frequency modulation) from the Raspberry PI cards.
Monday, July 25, 2016
Monday, July 4, 2016
Look Ma! no keyboard, no mouse, no display...
While booting a RPi you usually attach a keyboard/mouse and display (i.e. via the HDMI connector). But what if you don't have such peripherals at hand? or you just want to run a "headless" server?
Boot from USB
All Raspberry Pi models (from old A up to 3) are intended to boot from the SD/microSD slot. Period. With microSD cards of 16 GB or 32 GB there should be no space problems for most applications. However, what if you want to use a USB stick or a removable hard disk (imagine 1TB or even 2TB!) as the boot device?.
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