Hackaday [Unofficial]Green Powered Challenge: Solar Powered Pi Hosts Websites in RAM
Green Powered Challenge: Solar Powered Pi Hosts Websites in RAM https://hackaday.com/2026/04/12/green-powered-challenge-solar-powered-pi-hosts-websites-in-ram/
#Greenhacks #RaspberryPi #Miniwebserver #PiZeroW #Ramdisk #Solarpower #Webserver
#Greenhacks #RaspberryPi #Miniwebserver #PiZeroW #Ramdisk #Solarpower #Webserver
JürgenSo, heute mit #raspberrypi #pizerow und Kamera rumgespielt. Ergebnisse werden dann auf der Heimatseite im Zwischennetz https://elbosso.codeberg.page/ veröffentlicht. Das war das zweite #urlaubsprojekt.
Die ersten waren etwas fürs @homelab_de : #docker und #Traefik2 auf einem #thinclient #futro s930 austesten und aus alten Teilen ein Notfall-#nas bauen. Letzteres nur mäßig erfolgreich...
Heute früh dann endlich Durchbruch bei #sQLshell : alle bugs gefixt und #cicdpipeline läuft wieder!
Die ersten waren etwas fürs @homelab_de : #docker und #Traefik2 auf einem #thinclient #futro s930 austesten und aus alten Teilen ein Notfall-#nas bauen. Letzteres nur mäßig erfolgreich...
Heute früh dann endlich Durchbruch bei #sQLshell : alle bugs gefixt und #cicdpipeline läuft wieder!
dadecozaMonitoring #APRS using a #PiZeroW with USB sound card as TNC. #packetradio #YAAC #baofeng #soundmodem
⚓💾 Tueddelmors 💾⚓#magicmirror auf dem #pizerow zu installieren war aufwendiger als ich dachte. Was auf einem #pi3 sehr smooth war, musste hier an allen Ecken nachgearbeitet werden. Seufz. #schicksalsjahreeineskaisers #raspberrypi
adingbatponder 
👾#RaspberryPi #meshtasatic node build
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3sPGQiUJHs
link to parts is on the video page
#pizerow #pihat #lora #lorahat #waveshare #PiZero2WH #pizero2
DIY Meshtastic: Raspberry Pi HAT Guide You Need to See 🔧
Stuart GibsonI never thought it would happen to me: a Pi Zero story.
keetA followup on my #inkyphat install on my #pizerow - Turns out, simply running the #Pimoroni install script inside a virtual environment was still not going to work. Thus far, I've managed to delete the /usr/lib/python3.11/EXTERNALLY-MANAGED file and the script proceeds. I even get the examples downloaded only to get the "NameError: name 'false' is not defined. Did you mean: 'False'?" error. Same as before.
I thought this hardware would be a nice out of the box solution to tinker with for a display. Sigh.
Oliver Stueker@itwars @geerlingguy
What’s the “best” (whether a #RasPi, another ARM or RISCV SBC or an x86 based mini-PC) entirely depends on what you want to do with it.
Run a small home-server, a media-player, retro-gaming box, build a NAS, etc.
For running a #PiHole or #ADSB tracker, even a #PiZeroW should be fast enough and that’s even less expensive and uses less power that most alternatives.
What’s the “best” (whether a #RasPi, another ARM or RISCV SBC or an x86 based mini-PC) entirely depends on what you want to do with it.
Run a small home-server, a media-player, retro-gaming box, build a NAS, etc.
For running a #PiHole or #ADSB tracker, even a #PiZeroW should be fast enough and that’s even less expensive and uses less power that most alternatives.
Kevin Karhan 
@aral Sadly, @Raspberry_Pi dominates the #SBC market because all the #copycats fail at providing eben the most basic #documentation and #support to even consider them.
I have a #BananaPiZeroM2 and whilst this thing can on paper run circles around the #PiZeroW, one can't even force it's HDMI to output something else but 720p60...
Amd that't the problem: Lack of #competition with feadible #alternatives!