Edit, problem solved, thanks so much for all the boosts and replies, I appreciate your help very much!
Does anyone here have a Raspberry Pi 5 and could help me plug in the fan? For context, I'm completely blind and haven't found a proper description of how to do it. I have the official case, can plug it together and all that, but I don't know where the little cable for the fan has to go. Any textual description would be greatly appreciated.
#RaspberryPi @homelab
Edit, problem solved, thanks so much for all the boosts and replies, I appreciate your help very much!
Does anyone here have a Raspberry Pi 5 and could help me plug in the fan? For context, I'm completely blind and haven't found a proper description of how to do it. I have the official case, can plug it together and all that, but I don't know where the little cable for the fan has to go. Any textual description would be greatly appreciated.
#RaspberryPi @homelab
Bonjour Fedi friends!
I haven't been able to find the micro HDMI <-> HDMI cable for my #RaspberryPi, so I'm now on a mission to organize ALL my cables... Wish me luck!
Oh and once I find that cable I will install #YunoHost on my Pi, so that I can:
1) write about the process
2) install #Navidrome to set up my personal music streaming service 🤗
Update: I found the micro HDMI cable right away but now I feel I need to continue organizing my cables 😅
@alexshendi @cstross Isn't it difficult to make #NetBSD work on a #RaspberryPi 500?
I got a #Bose #SoundTouch30 and I received this e-mail to inform me that they will stop to support the #SoundTouch products line. I will not able to play music from #Deezer neither use the radio service #TuneIn.
I will try to use my #raspberrypi model 1B as a #musicpd server then send the output to the speaker with AUX output. If it doesn’t work a will get soon a brick. I got all my CDs collection encoded in FLAC.
I will not bought another kind of these connected products anymore.
From: @theverge
https://flipboard.com/@theverge/the-verge-5hobbaa8z/-/a-IhjPzn69RxK5Q1wToGVYGA%3Aa%3A43611565-%2F0
I got a #Bose #SoundTouch30 and I received this e-mail to inform me that they will stop to support the #SoundTouch products line. I will not able to play music from #Deezer neither use the radio service #TuneIn.
I will try to use my #raspberrypi model 1B as a #musicpd server then send the output to the speaker with AUX output. If it doesn’t work a will get soon a brick. I got all my CDs collection encoded in FLAC.
I will not bought another kind of these connected products anymore.
From: @theverge
https://flipboard.com/@theverge/the-verge-5hobbaa8z/-/a-IhjPzn69RxK5Q1wToGVYGA%3Aa%3A43611565-%2F0
@bls Looks like the key line is "no trusted certificates found." The problem is clearly on the desktop end, not the Pi end. I've removed and re-established the ssh key twice, with no improvement.
@Steve Uh...what does an SSH key have to do with VNC? What VNC server are you running on the #raspberrypi
Hey, #lazyweb, what does it mean if I can VNC into my #raspberrypi from my laptop but not from my desktop (tried three viewers)? I've triple-checked the address and the port.
Edit: the laptop and desktop are both running Debian Trixie, fully updated, and the Pi is running RPOs, also fully updated.
@Steve It means it's time to check the logs on the #raspberrypi for hints for starters.
Hey, #lazyweb, what does it mean if I can VNC into my #raspberrypi from my laptop but not from my desktop (tried three viewers)? I've triple-checked the address and the port.
Edit: the laptop and desktop are both running Debian Trixie, fully updated, and the Pi is running RPOs, also fully updated.
Arduino / Qualcomm is like Eagle / Autodesk dejavue for me. Next step will be closed source bootloaders and IDEs. Qualcomm don't care for Arduino and Open Source, they just want to ride Arduino community to compete with Qualcomm / Raspberry pi. Arduino is doomed. Hope Arduino team sold out for good money. They did amazing jobs with the years, but this closed source money driven corporation will just chew and spit them in few years. #arduino #qualcomm #broadcom #raspberrypi #opensource
"The HackberryPi_CM5 project is a RaspberryPi Compute Module SBC(single board computer) powered handheld computer with reuse of original keyboard from old Blackberry phones. The goal of the project is to create a portable linux-powered computer that lets the user gain a deeper understanding of Linux and explore the architecture of hardware, software, and the Linux kernel."
https://github.com/ZitaoTech/HackberryPiCM5 #Linux #RaspberryPi
Arduino / Qualcomm is like Eagle / Autodesk dejavue for me. Next step will be closed source bootloaders and IDEs. Qualcomm don't care for Arduino and Open Source, they just want to ride Arduino community to compete with Qualcomm / Raspberry pi. Arduino is doomed. Hope Arduino team sold out for good money. They did amazing jobs with the years, but this closed source money driven corporation will just chew and spit them in few years. #arduino #qualcomm #broadcom #raspberrypi #opensource
Open Printer is a repairable, open-hardware inkjet powered by Raspberry Pi, built for makers who want freedom from vendor lock-in.
https://linuxiac.com/open-printer-promises-freedom-from-proprietary-cartridges/
Open Printer is a repairable, open-hardware inkjet powered by Raspberry Pi, built for makers who want freedom from vendor lock-in.
https://linuxiac.com/open-printer-promises-freedom-from-proprietary-cartridges/
Australian software engineer Sarah Spencer hacked a 1980's knitting machine to create "Stargazing: a knitted tapestry" to show the universe in a unique way. 🇦🇺
Sarah explains, “By using a floppy drive emulator written in Python and a web interface, I can send an image to the Raspberry Pi over the network, preview it in a knitting grid, and tell it to send the knitting pattern to the knitting machine via the floppy drive port ...
https://magazine.raspberrypi.com/articles/knitting-network-printer
Raspberry Pi hardware supports a pretty wide range of operating systems, but its makers offer an official Raspberry Pi OS that's based on Debian Linux. The latest is based on Debian 13 "trixie" and brings a new theme and Control Centre application. #Linux #OperatingSystems #RaspberryPiOS #RaspberryPi https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/trixie-the-new-version-of-raspberry-pi-os/