This article explains how to ensure to have the same path for a specific USB Device on Raspberry Pi 3, on Fedora 23 Minimal version. It should be useful for all other kind of GNU/Linux installation.
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18 April 2016
Setup Raspberry Pi 3 Sound - on Fedora 23 Minimal version
This article explains how to properly setup Raspberry Pi 3 Sound, on Fedora 23 Minimal version (but it should be usable for other distribution).
If you need to install or complete your Raspberry Pi 3 installation on Fedora 23 Minimal version, for the most lightweight, you can read part 1, and part 2 of my articles.
If you need to install or complete your Raspberry Pi 3 installation on Fedora 23 Minimal version, for the most lightweight, you can read part 1, and part 2 of my articles.
17 April 2016
[2/2] Install Fedora 23 Minimal version (lightweight) on Raspberry Pi 3
This article explains how to complete installation of the most lightweight Fedora 23 Minimal Version on a Raspberry Pi 3, including full Wifi support, automatic @IP binding connecting to your DHCP server, and various interesting things.
You must follow the instructions of the first part prior to this one.
You must follow the instructions of the first part prior to this one.
13 April 2016
[1/2] Install Fedora 23 Minimal version (lightweight) on Raspberry Pi 3
This article explains how to install the most lightweight Fedora 23 Minimal Version on a microSD card, dedicated to a Raspberry Pi 3.
If you're looking for
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10 April 2016
Easily get log messages of a specific service from the current boot (with journalctl)
Although systemd improved greatly alot of things compared to system V, logs can become messy.
You can very easily get
You can very easily get
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