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CPU Temperature of Raspberry Pi
I ran across a nice way of measuring the temperature of the CPU chip on the Raspberry Pi: Do this: $ cat >/usr/local/bin/temperature /opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd measure_temp $ chmod u+x...
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PiFace – the basics
PiFace is an IO board for the Raspberry Pi computer — 8 buffered inputs, 8 outputs, and two relays that theoretically can handle 10 amperes at 230 volts. See Gordon’s Projects for a full review. The...
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PiRadio
INTERNET RADIO ON THE RASPBERRY PI Below is a photo of my Raspberry Pi, playing Miles Davis & More – I’m Oldfashioned at 2 am. The installation procedure for “PiRadio” is given below the photo,...
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Cool Raspberry Pi
An occasionally updated collection of links to projects and resources for the Raspberry Pi. Projects Internet radio – photo below Time-lapse photography • Bird photography • Water drop photography •...
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Mio for Raspberry Pi
mio.py is “my” io library for Raspberry Pi. At present it is a kind of “hello world” program that demonstrates how work with one digital input, e.g., a switch, and one digital output, e.g., an LED....
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Quick2Wire Analogue Board
Last night I assembled the Quick2Wire analogue board. The software setup took a little bit of fiddling, after which I was able to make the simple tests described at Quick2Wire and a measurement with a...
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Quick2Wire Analogue Board – Connecting to Raspberry Pi
This is a short report on how to connect Quick2Wire’s analogue board directly to a Raspberry Pi. The key is the pinout for for the six-pin boxed headers on the Q2W board. I ignored the 5V and Int...
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Raspberry Pi Setup
I am setting up a second Raspberry Pi … decided this time to log all the update and installation steps for later use. A. Setting up the operating system on an SD card Download a disk image from...
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Repairing the Raspberry Pi – SD card slot
A few nights ago I managed to break the slot which holds the SD card on my Raspberry Pi. A stupid move: I tried to take it out of its (very nice) Adafruit case without first removing the SD card. There...
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