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I'm assuming you're using this one from your O.P. (ACAA) - ... but not sure. I'm not sure I'm understanding the nuance here... doesn't every mat...
@michael-taggart, Welcome to the forum. I do a similar volunteer user's group at our local library with all age groups and have kids from 8 to 80. ...
Surprising! I'm finding doing C++ development on the headless Raspberry Pi 4 is so much faster than doing it in Visual Studio on an i7. I'm slow lea...
They also broke VNC Server on it. I use the RasPi headless. I had to back up to Bullseye.
Do you use it? I loaded. It was still slow even on a RasPi 4 (64bit OS)-8GB... at least compared to Geany. It didn't compile out of the box. Proba...
The Pi5 uses an external chip for GPIO which appears to break most of the existing GPIO libraries. Yeap! That's what I'm running into... even o...
From the aspect of Linux, I can understand the nature of external entities being in on it. I guess my logic thinks... They (raspberrypi.org) had to a...
That looks very promising. Thanks Ron.
This issue is about controlling the GPIO pins. These are very specific to a certain piece of hardware (bcm2835) that is specifically on most Raspberr...
I miss wrote. I am on a Raspberry Pi 4... an SBC, with an MPU on a full blow Linux OS. I should have said "Arduino and Micro-controllers" (no OS of ...
@zander, I failed to put it in the title, but I'm wanting to do it from C++ not Python. For mainstream use, the RasPi organization seems to only ca...
Well... yeah! What'd you expect? You asked for my links. I don't buy my stuff from Canada to make it easier for you to find. The graphing ...
They're both extremely common. Doing a search on your favorite vendor will likely find you tons of hits even cheaper. Even on Amazon, I consider thi...