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Start by installing the OS on the MicroSD card, either NOOBS or Raspbian, both provided by the Raspberry Pi foundation, available on their site. NOOBS, which stands for New Out Of Box Software, is designed for beginners, and is the easiest to install on your SD card. You can either follow their offi...

Pretext: These are detailed instructions on how to set up a Raspberry Pi with the Raspbian operating system. These instructions are somewhat Windows specific. Some installation steps may apply to other operating systems as well, but keep the former in mind. Contents Requirements Choosing an ...

Pretext This is an introduction to the Hello World program example on the Raspberry Pi written in C. The following example makes use of the command line interface and is set up as a step-by-step guide. Along with creating a Hello World program, the reader will be introduced to simple linux comman...

Usually we struggle through the process of making login in the Raspberry Pi using ssh or other similar tools. But we can make the process more pleasent. Once your Raspberry Pi is connected to a network it gets an IPv4 address and an IPv6 address, that is based on the NIC's MAC address. The good thi...

If you are behind a proxy and need to connect to the internet, you can use: export http_proxy="http://username:password@host:port/" For configuring the proxy inside apt-get: cd /etc/apt/apt.conf.d Create a file named 10proxy: sudo nano 10proxy Without authentication add the fol...

One of the best Linux distributions currently for Raspberry Pi (from now on, "RPi") is Arch Linux. This web shows the installation for: RPi2. ARMv7 architecture (32 bits). RPi3. There are two options: ARMv7 architecture (32 bits) or AArch architecture (64 bits). This t...