Setting up your Raspberry Pi SD card is rather easy, but I found this great video to walk you through the steps.
Just use to move your .img file.
sudo dd bs=10m if=~/"PathToFile" of=/dev/r"Disk"
Setting up your Raspberry Pi SD card is rather easy, but I found this great video to walk you through the steps.
Just use to move your .img file.
sudo dd bs=10m if=~/"PathToFile" of=/dev/r"Disk"
Yesterday I got my first Raspberry Pi. No this isn’t a pie that you eat… really. It is a small simple linux computer. They are great for small projects or even learning.
These small computers come with nothing; there are two USB inputs, an eithernet connector, HDMI out, RCA out, headphone out, SD slot, and a mini usb power slot.
If your looking to get this setup when you order it you don’t get any other items with it, though the computer is only $35. I did a couple of instals on mine yesterday. A standard Debian (Wheezy) install, and also setup a XBMC media server.
These are fun little units. I’m planning on trying to install Kaltura video platform on it today. This will just be a test for me. If I can actually get it running on this small machine I’ll probably look at setting one up on Amazon Web Services.
Stay tuned for updates…
I had some extra time last weekend and though I would take a look at the branding section of my hosting cPanel. It didn’t take much time, but the branding made a huge difference in the look and feel of our cPanel.
Take a look the before and after for the cPanel and let me know your thoughts.
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