The Hoz directs our attention to this Lifehacker article explaining how to setup the R-Pi as your own personal VPN. The project hardware requires only standard R-Pi peripherals, including keyboard, mouse, monitor, SD card and Ethernet connection. You’ll also need a free account with LogMeIn. (They point out that OpenVPN may be a good alternative […]
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R-Pi app store
For Raspberry Pi enthusiasts, now there’s an app store for you! R-Pi has announced the opening of the Pi Store, an online portal for the distribution of applications for the Raspberry Pi platform. App developers can choose whether to make their content free or paid, and coders can submit binaries, raw Python code, images, audio […]
R-Pi as Arduino HDMI server
jokkebk over at Code and Life has developed a simple “HDMI server” for the Raspberry Pi that uses pyserial to receive commands over Pi’s serial interface, and pygame to display graphics primitives according to those commands. An Arduino client was written to send these commands to the Pi, drawing a string of blue rectangles to […]
Twelve Pi’s of Christmas R-Pi charity auction
The Raspberry Pi crew is in the midst of a charity auction event dubbed the Twelve Pi’s of Christmas. The R-Pi crew explains: Last year, we auctioned the very first Raspberry Pi Model Bs to come off the line to raise money for the Raspberry Pi Foundation. We’re doing the same this year, but instead […]
Raspberry-Pi solar-powered FTP server
David Hayward over at CNET UK has posted an article describing how he designed a solar powered FTP server based on the R-Pi. The additional hardware consists of a solar cell array and 4 NiMH batteries. The solar panel is by Cottonpickers, but you could use any appropriately rated panel. (Be sure to include appropriate […]
R-Pi ARM-side source for BCM2835 SoC graphics driver released
The Raspberry Pi crew reports that the VideoCore driver code which runs on the ARM is now available under a FOSS license (3-Clause BSD to be precise. “The BCM2835 used in the Raspberry Pi is the first ARM-based multimedia SoC with fully-functional, vendor-provided (as opposed to partial, reverse engineered) fully open-source drivers, and that Broadcom […]
Raspberry Pi model B gets double the RAM
R-Pi’s 256MB just doesn’t cut it for your Java application? The Raspberry Pi foundation let us know that all outstanding Model B orders will be getting double the memory. With this in mind, we’re pleased to announce that from today all Model B Raspberry Pis will ship with 512MB of RAM as standard. If you […]
Control Raspberry Pi’s GPIO pins via a web page
This Instructable might just complete your plan to take over the world with the Raspberry Pi. Control R-Pi’s GPIO pins via a web page. Install some soft, type in a few commands, and you’re set. The base package includes: – A server program that runs on the Raspberry Pi to read variables – A MySQL […]
BrewPi open source brewing controller
Here’s an interesting project to automate your home beermaking process. “BrewPi is an open source fermentation controller that runs on an Arduino (for now) and a Raspberry Pi. It can control your beer temperature with 0.1 degree precision, log temperature data in nice graphs and is fully configurable from a web interface.” The Arduino is […]
Raspberry Pi used as a PIC Programmer
Giorgio designed a PIC programmer using a Raspberry Pie and a few external components. Always great to see a new way to program chips. Will the R-Pi become a universal programmer? Via Hack a Day.
