As seen in my previous post (Connecting Raspberry PI Zero W to Arduino only via terminal), we can easily control an Arduino board from Raspberry PI OS Lite with the help of arduino-cli. However, if you want to add more functionalities to your Arduino board you will need to import external libraries. In this post, […]
Installing external libraries with arduino-cli on Raspberry PI (via terminal) Read More »
In this article I’m going to show you how to connect Raspberry PI Zero W to Arduino Uno. I choose Raspberry PI Zero W because of its very low power consumption (typical bare board: 150 mA), built-in WiFi connectivity and reduced dimensions. Raspberry PI and Arduino are the 2 most loved boards between makers. These
Connecting Raspberry PI Zero W to Arduino only via terminal Read More »
For a while, I have been struggling in getting my Raspberry Pi connected to Bluetooth headphones. This was with the idea to use in future projects available home assistants (like Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa) via Bluetooth headphones or speakers on a Raspberry PI OS Lite installation (without the need of a GUI or graphical
Fixed: Connect Bluetooth Headphones with your Raspberry PI Read More »
In my previous posts we have seen how a Raspberry Pi Zero W can be useful for many funny projects. We have used it to realize a media center, setup a web server to support your personal blog, or control a stepper motor for your first robotics project. But not all people know that there
Raspberry PI 3 Model A+ datasheet Read More »
Raspberry PI Zero W and WH pinout: GPIO (General Purpose Input/Ouput) schema explaining namings and functions.
Raspberry PI Zero Pinout Read More »
ADVICE: From June 2020, Raspberry PI Foundation decided to fork its own Raspberry PI OS from Raspbian. This means that, from this date, the official “Raspberry PI OS Desktop” can be installed with following procedure: https://peppe8o.com/install-raspberry-pi-os-desktop-with-optional-remote-desktop/. All of my projects should work without issues with that new OS directly supported by Raspberry PI Foundation Raspberry
Install Raspbian Buster Desktop in your Raspberry Pi (with optional Remote Desktop) Read More »
People new to Raspberry Pi ask themselves what OS to use in their new board. When it comes to default RPI OS, the second question is: what are the differences between Raspberry PI OS Lite and the Desktop version? This article will show the main differences between Raspberry PI OS Lite vs Desktop, the two
Raspberry PI OS Lite vs Desktop: comparison between the 2 distributions Read More »
Raspberry Pi comes out with a default OS choice that appears logical to all people: Raspberry PI OS. Raspberry Pi Foundation is behind both products, so everyone supposes that this pair assures the best compatibility and performance. However, some people could find it interesting to test services provided by Ubuntu, one of the most famous
Install Ubuntu Server 64 bit OS in Raspberry Pi Read More »
