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@rpimag Tito from Macho Nacho Productions made a great Video featuring my RP2350 based #OpenDmgDisplay
@rpimag Hello!!
Last week, I tried running a Realtek RTL8127-based 10GbE NIC on the Pi 5 running Linux 6.18!
Although standard drivers became available in Linux 6.18, it was necessary to compile the source code for the vendor-provided drivers in order to achieve optimal performance.
When I ran iperf3 with PCIe 2.0 enabled, it recorded a speed of 3.6 Gbps. However, I enabled PCIe 3.0, the operating system failed to boot...😭
@rpimag I've taken my home server to the next level adding Samba (NAS), Docker, Portainer and Nginx PHP web server.
This is part 2 of my video on how I took the Raspberry Pi compute module with NVMe and added the services.
This is Beampong, a tabletop arcade game for two players that I built around a LED strip and Raspberry Pi Pico.
Portable, battery-powered, with code and construction files fully open source!
It has three distinct play modes: a Pong-style bouncing ball game, a combat mode where you fire colored pixels at each other, and a musical challenge.
Source code: https://github.com/TuriSc/BeamPong
Goooood morning, folks! And happy #MakerMonday
Working on any Raspberry Pi or Pico projects? We'd love to see a photo, it may end up in the mag!
🚨 New issue alert! 🚨
Raspberry Pi Official Magazine #164 is out now, showing you the powerful projects you can create a Raspberry Pi 5 1GB!
Also inside:
- Emulate an Amiga
- Conquer SAD with a Pico Light Alarm Clock
- Sew a weather-forecasting cloud
Grab your copy today!
Need a computer to control a project, but don’t want to spend all your hard-earned money on RAM that you don’t need? Enter the Raspberry Pi 5 1GB. It has all the processing power and the same GPIO pins of its more costly siblings, at a price that’s friendlier on the wallet – so much so that you might as well buy two of them.
🚨 New issue alert! 🚨
Raspberry Pi Official Magazine #164 is out now, showing you the powerful projects you can create a Raspberry Pi 5 1GB!
Also inside:
- Emulate an Amiga
- Conquer SAD with a Pico Light Alarm Clock
- Sew a weather-forecasting cloud
Grab your copy today!
Need a computer to control a project, but don’t want to spend all your hard-earned money on RAM that you don’t need? Enter the Raspberry Pi 5 1GB. It has all the processing power and the same GPIO pins of its more costly siblings, at a price that’s friendlier on the wallet – so much so that you might as well buy two of them.
If you’ve been around long enough, you know that every Raspberry Pi accessory is top quality, and the latest Flash Drive is no different. Fancy a big one? We have five up for grabs, and you can enter below… Win 1 of 5 256GB Raspberry Pi Flash Drives
@rpimag I've been working on my home server. Replacing an old Raspberry Pi 3 with a Raspberry Pi 4 compute module with PCI card and lightning fast NVMe drive.
This is the hardware config and OS install ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEjH27ZjVVQ
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