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Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a Music Player Server - Andrew Kelley. 2014 June 19 A few months ago I published My Quest to Build the Ultimate Music Player, where I described some of the trials and tribulations that led to Groove Basin, an open-source music player server that I've been building off and on for almost 4 years.

Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a Music Player Server - Andrew Kelley

It ships with a web-based client, which looks like this: You can also tinker with the live demo version. If you install this on a Raspberry Pi, you can attach speakers to it and use it as a music player which you can control remotely, and you can remotely listen to your music by pressing the "stream" button in the browser. Before I get into it, however, I would like to point out that if you're deciding whether or not to get a Raspberry Pi, the answer is no.

Why you should get this instead: Faster CPU and Memory 1GHz processor instead of 700MHz DDR3 instead of SDRAM It can run Debian or Ubuntu armhf directly instead of having to run something like Raspian. Table of Contents Install Raspbian and get SSH Access ssh pi@192.1.68.1.99. . . . $ . A Raspberry Pi controlled mini CNC Laser engraver [last update Dec 18, 2013] I recently made a mini CNC laser engraver using two DVD drives salvaged from old computers and <$10 extra parts bought on eBay.

A Raspberry Pi controlled mini CNC Laser engraver [last update Dec 18, 2013]

The controller of the CNC machine is a Raspberry Pi, a $35 credit card size computer. The engraver turns out to be pretty successful. So I am sharing it with everyone. There have been a lot of examples people using Arduino to control CNCs. You can probably find tons of C programs available that run directly on Arduino to process G code. I am taking a different approach by using a RPi ( reason why I choose Raspberry Pi is: it is a much more powerful device than Arduino; it supports complete OS; the GPIO pins can be controlled by python, a more intuitive and simpler language than C (the disadvantage of python would be the slow speed); I don't have to buy a separate controller for this project--I can use a single Raspberry Pi to do a lot of different things without reloading firmware. First, some pictures. Other versionD.

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Raspberry Pi and Arduino Connected Using I2C. With Raspberry Pi and I2C communication, we can connect the Pi with single or multiple Arduino boards.

Raspberry Pi and Arduino Connected Using I2C

The Raspberry Pi has only 8 GPIO’s, so it would be really useful to have additional Inputs and outputs by combining the Raspberry Pi and Arduino. There are many ways of Linking them such as using USB cable and Serial Connection. Why do we choose to use I2C? One reason could be it does not use your serial, USB on the Pi. Given the fact that there are only 2 USB ports, this is definitely a big advantage. In this article I will describe how to configure the devices and setup Raspberry Pi as master and Arduino as slave for I2C communication. In the next article I will be doing some Voice Recognition, if you are interested see here Raspberry Pi Voice Recognition Works Like Siri The Raspberry Pi is running at 3.3 Volts while the Arduino is running at 5 Volts. Remember though that if other I2C devices are added to the bus they must have their pull-up resistors removed. Raspbian - How can I log into my Raspberry PI samba fileshare from Windows.

I'm trying to set up an SMB share on my network using samba.

raspbian - How can I log into my Raspberry PI samba fileshare from Windows

I followed the directions here as well as I could as I have raspian installed on my pi. When I plugged in my USB drive it automounted to /media/Media/ so I skipped the first part. What I did was the following. sudo -iapt-get updateapt-get upgradeapt-get install samba apt-get install samba-common-binEdited samba config Load smb config files from /etc/samba/smb.conf rlimit_max: increasing rlimit_max (1024) to minimum Windows limit (16384) Processing section "[usb]" Loaded services file OK. Server role: ROLE_STANDALONE [global] workgroup = WORKGROUP server string = %h server map to guest = Bad User obey pam restrictions = Yes pam password change = Yes passwd program = /usr/bin/passwd %u passwd chat = *Enter\snew\s*\spassword:* %n\n *Retype\snew\s*\spassword:* %n\n *password\supdated\ssuccessfully* . unix password sync = Yes syslog = 0 log file = /var/log/samba/log. Can't change permission/ownership/group of external hard drive on Ubuntu.

Raspberry Pi - Installer un multi boot avec BerryBoot. A force de vouloir faire des tests, je suis arrivé à cours de carte SD.

Raspberry Pi - Installer un multi boot avec BerryBoot

J’ai donc voulu utiliser ma carte 16Go pour installer plusieurs distributions afin de faire des tests et ne pas avoir à sauvegarder des images, restaurer etc. Les infos que vous retrouvez sont toutes disponibles sur le site officiel de Berryboot. J’ai traduit, adapté certaines pour mon usage. Télécharger BerryBoot ici Décompresser l’archive directement sur votre carte SD formatée en FAT. C’est ici un point très intéressant car pas besoin de passer par la commande ‘dd’ ou win32diskwriter ou je ne sais quel logiciel ! Il faut ensuite quitter l’édition pour relancer le Raspberry. How to Build an All-In-One Retro Game Console for $35, the Easy Way.