We work with the Raspberry Pi pretty often here, and with a new version releasing we thought it would be a good time to gather our best tutorials and a few good add-ons.
Not working as expected? Luckily, we have a tutorial about where to start looking and will explore a few general troubleshooting tips that frequently come up in SparkFun’s technical support department!
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Importing custom artwork into a PCB CAD program is a fun way to personalize your board.
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Setting up a Headless Raspberry Pi and Using It as an Access Point
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The surface texture has always been a problem with these 3D printed parts. I’ve made a lot of props for cosplayers and that texture has been…
Hahaha! Fixed, thanks :)
You should fix this too: “(“headless” meaning without a keyboard, mouse or keyboard)”
About time! :-) Unfortunate that for less than Pi 3 it still requires an SD card
They do support booting from the network without an SD card on some hardware:…
More hours to the day? 4-6 PM or an additional 4-6 hours? I will talk to engineering and see if they can get the earth to rotate a little…
Hi there! We only had one entrant last year for the logistics class, so we didn’t think there was much interest! But we can always bring it…
I’ve heard that VNC works pretty well on the Pi, which is definitely another way to go headless. Having a net boot option would be awesome!
Yep, that’s how I’ve been doing it for my Pi’s and Edison. Another option is, once it’s on the net, to run a VNC server on the Pi and a VNC…
