Raspberry Pi 4 model B (RPI4) – Completely upgraded. Re-engineered, a Faster, more powerful board with dual display compatibility and 4K output
Raspberry Pi (RPI) Touch
7″ Touchscreen Kit Build, Flash and Boot
Tech | Tools – RPI Touch
The new RPI Imager simplifies the process of accessing, flashing, changing, and running your favorite RPI OS, making it seamless and ready-to-use. It’s like a game changer for RPI enthusiasts. You can play games, surf the web, and do everything you can locally on an RPI device. Gamers can also try out RPI Game Emulators and more.
To get started, you will need an RPI Touch, a touchscreen USB tethering cable or USB Fob, and your OS of choice. We recommend starting with the latest version of each, and using the new imager/software available through Raspberry Pi Imager. Below is a full list of items and links, assuming that the items are in stock.
Drone Accessories
RPI Unboxing
Setup
RPI Touch Unwrap
Board
Build
Imager
Marketing
Desktop
If you enjoyed the article and want to learn more about other IoT builds, or Apple Repairs – M1 Chip… be sure to check out Debian Buster SnapDragon 410c Build. Feel free to leave a comment below and let us know your thoughts!
SnapDragon 410c Running Debian OS
Debian Buster
Lab Work – Running Debian SnapDragon
Full Update: Flashed Debian Buster, installed, updated and running on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 410c.
Full run down avery cool step forward in running a Debian ISO on a Snapdragon 410c. Two IoT devices running Debian the same way. Speed and performance are fantastic, clean and uneventful. However, as with anything, problems come and go. The issues I encountered were minor Uneventful, minor, minor issues… more user related. Versus, compatibility issues. For example, I ran into an apt-secure(8) issue, among other minor open source hardware/software compatibility issues. Some research helped me find the solutions I needed. These minor issues shouldn’t deter anyone from flashing Debian on an IoT device. This is the puzzle or strategic side of technology that I enjoy. It’s all part of the territory. Instead of uneventful, it should be described as smooth sailing, as sailing has its own challenges.
In hindsight, it’s been a l while since I used Debian, so you have to ‘roll with the punches’, minimizing the damage or redirecting the challenge. Like most IoT device installs, you have to work through the error codes and fix what you can as the optimal scenario unfolds (flashing Debian onto a mobile/IoT device like SnapDragon or RPi).
Overall, things are running as expected. Next on the list is a full upgrade/update for the trusty Raspberry Pi4B.
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Borg2Borg Lego Board Containment
Lab Work – Lego Board Housing
Lego Board Housing by Borg2Borg
Who’s in for our own @LEGO_Group – lan.lego.com/clubs, Borg Housing? Anyone? Anyone? The goal of the group is to combine Lego and technology. For those who enjoy SciFi or Star Trek, you might appreciate the Borg references. So, imagine Legos and IoT boards coming together – BAM!
Lego Housing
Surrounding
HDMI Ports
Second Tie
Arrow Case
Although small, the Lego BORG housing is truly impressive. It is my own version of the BORG spaceship, capable of holding two IoT boards the @Raspberry_Pi #RPi4 And @Qualcomm #Snapdragon410C. I have also included a picture of the original Snapdragon case by Arrow – Snapdragon. Additionally, take a look a touch screen housing by Arrow – Touch Screen Housing. Comparing Arrow to the Lego Board Housing, Lego wins hands down! Both devices are currently running the latest version of Ubuntu IOT OS, allowing me to easily flash/re-flash Android and Ubuntu if necessary. It’s pretty cool. Or, if you’re looking for other work, like tear downs and Apple Repairs, check out those now.
Lastly, we create a variety of items out of Lego for the office, such as computer housing, controllers, train and IOS iPad Stands and other projects more. Give it a try, see what you can come up with!
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