In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to configure the automount of USB storage on Raspberry PI (with Raspberry PI OS Lite) at boot or when plugged in to be ready to use. While Raspberry PI OS Desktop has the ability to automatically mount external USB devices on plug in, the Lite version […]
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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,
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In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to install Monica CRM on Raspberry PI with docker. Building a strong friend and customer relationship is a key factor to create trust and getting better life and job results. When you have a lot of contacts, it is really hard to remember all of their
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Raspberry PI boards can perform very well to provide complete web server functions with very small budgets. They also have very low power consumption, so many people can start a web page at affordable costs. LAMP is a server composed of the following elements (each one composing the LAMP acronym): Besides installing LAMP server to
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Email communication remained one of most used media even with raising of social networks and instant messaging services. It is free, it is unlimited and it can be configured to send complex messages. An addictional usage is with IoT devices, sending mails when defined thresholds are triggered. Quite everyone owns an email address and can
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Active buzzer is a cheap electronic component able to produce a sound when powered with a DC current. Differently from passive buzzer, this element includes a built-in oscillator. This allow user to make it working by powering on and without the need to simulate an electronic square wave. It includes 2 rear pins. The longer
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GitHub is a famous portal, widely known by developers around the world to collaborate in code creation and sharing. Most users know GitHub only for “git clone” commands, which allows you to download and use packages from remote repositories. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to create your own repository on GitHub and manage
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Infrared sensors are really common to devices which need to be controlled from a remote within reduced distances. Typical applications are in remoting TV, media center, robots, air conditioning systems, etc. With the growth of mass production, their prices have plummeted and can be found on e-commerce websites. Linux systems have a spread package called
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