Show off your raspi/odroid projects. I need new ideas.

popular examples:

website
email server
emulator, gameboy ish
tor server
controller for projects like an arduino

I made an internet of things dust collector.

No seriously, I retired my raspi for a superior Orange Pi PC2

>>58777128
I've heared about home automation projects.

how well would a raspi fare in like simpler tasks.

>a phone controlled electrical/light switch
so before you arrive home, you turn on the lights on.

>>58777108
>raspberry pi
yeah sounded like a great idea until everyone bought it and realized it was actually a shit idea

>>58777139
>Orange Pi PC2
How are those drivers?

>plan9 machine
>RISC OS machine
>24/7 timelapse potography

Odroid are poorly documented korean shit with no fucking drivers.
Raspi are probably better, although I don't have direct experience with them.

>>58777461
Drivers?

>>58777590
Exactly.

You want video hardware acceleration? Good fucking luck getting that shit to work with no fucking documentation whatsoever.
Prepare yourself to spend countless hours digging through forum posts.

Pi #1
Pi-hole
Unifi
DuckDNS

Pi #2
OpenVPN

Pi #3
NextCloud

>>58777108
https://twitter.com/animudotdate
my bot runs on a pi

>>58777804
>NextCloud
which pi model/s are u using?

>>58777740
How's that Raspi OpenGL driver?

>>58777108
Put cuberite on it, works passably well.

>>58778344
>>58778344
accidental copied nextcloud..

>>58777108
#1 RPi 1 B+:
Attached 3.5 inch (?) color tft, DHT22, wireless, IR sensor, small PC speaker.
Shows on the display: temperature, humidity, desktop's CPU usage and free RAM, the speed of all outgoing traffic of devices connect to the router (openwrt) (in different bg colors if it's above certain thresholds).
I use a tiny remote to control stuff, but right now it's mostly "turn off display" and "set timer for 30, 60 or 90 minutes, after which it will beep through the speaker."

#2 RPi 3:
Installed OSMC. Watch Twitch, RT and some other channels through it via apps. Also have USB HDD connected it. It starts recording certain Twitch streams whenever the streamer goes online.

#3 RPi 2:
A security system that records video when there's motion, has buttons that turns it off or on, 3 leds that indicate certain things, has custom made lithium battery based UPS, which also tells RPi whether main electricity is present (it will be logged if main goes down). Has speaker attached that says various messages (through espeak), such as for how many hours and minutes I haven't been at home when I get back, whether there was motion detected before me, etc.

I love RPi's much more than BeagleBone Black and Odroid C1 that I have. Would recommend it over similar devices because of the available guides, software, its quality and vast community.

>>58778356
I was talking of odroid shit, not raspi.

>>58778344
RPi 2B
Nextcloud, seedbox, git repository server, http server, dhcp server, wol server.
Inb4 someone tells me sd card will get corrupted, raspbian is running from hdd (1 GB sd card has only boot partition).

Personal waifu project

>>58777148
I wrote a little code that checks every 8 seconds if my phone is connected with wifi and turns the light on

Mine is running a motion detecting security camera that sends a time stamped picture when triggered. It also hosts my website at the same time. It's a nice little machine.

I also got a Pi Zero, but haven't decided what to do with it yet. Since it draws so little power, I might make it into a bug and leave it somewhere interesting :^)

>>58777108

Odroid C2:
seedbox
mail server
webpage
media center
emulator

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Get LCDs and have fun.

>>58777548
>>58778486
works on my machine

>>58777108
Steam music

>>58777148
esp8266 and relay module, total cost $4

>>58777108
Use the spi pins to flash/read eeproms.

>>58780338
Good for you.

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>>58777740
>mfw gen1 bananapi
>mfw documentation on how to build gpu drivers

>>58780431
You did right anon.
I bough an odroid-u3 3/4 years ago, installed arch and used it without much trouble for 2 years as torrent and DLNA box.
One week ago I had the very bad idea to try to use it as Kodi box.
There is no fucking open/libreelec for it, the official ubuntu 16.04 doesn't even boot, arch linux is a fucking shitshow and video hardware acceleration does not work for shit.
The official odroid forum is pretty much fucking dead.
I might just throw it in the trash and get a fucking raspi 3.

>>58777108
Home Surveillance
>Pi
>Webcam
>MotionEyeOS

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>>58777108
seedbox + fileserver
it's a chink clone (orangepi) though

>>58778195
>https://twitter.com/animudotdate
what's dat? is it just a reposting bot? explain pleez...

>>58778994
HAHA

Could a steam trade bot run on a pi?

>>58777487
Timelapses on raspi are fucking shit due to the fact it has no real time clock and fucks itself due to skew which is laughable bad within 24 h uptime

>>58777804
>other people's projects

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>>58777108
pic related

>>58780611
That sounds bad. Luckily the first gen banana pi is well supported. I even used its GPIO pins to flash a BIOS once. It's a shame that the caveats of ARM SoCs are holding SBCs back.

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>>58777108
>gut old, broken console
>put pi on it
>load emulators
>profit

>>58778958
You could always just make a backup image of your SD card anyway.

>>58783232
That requires 1 TB sd card. But since you mentioned backup, i'm doing rsync to pc dedicated for backup once a week.

>>58783478
No, I meant that if you had an SD card, you could just back that up, and the possibility of SD card corruption wouldn't be a problem anymore.

>>58783582
I had several USB memory sticks and SD cards that suddenly died, and since i'm avoiding cheap flash memory (which is made out of scrap anyway).

I got a WiFi powered chink outlet. I can plug anything into it and use their app to power it on or off.

I figured out how to control it with my own software, and I'm running a node server on my raspi. I can control this with web requests. I hooked up my Google home to work with these web requests, so I can control my house with voice via the raspi.

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Mine is boring. I am using to for SETI@home. It gets work done slow, but is much more power efficient than using an x86 processor.

>>58780611
Should have gone for the C2

Hey guys, here are some distros for the ODROID C2.
LibreELEC https://libreelec.tv/downloads/odroid-c2/
Odrobian http://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?t=18771
Armbian (my favorite) http://www.armbian.com/odroid-c2/

>>58777108
I run Deluge torrent which is tunneled to a VPN. I also run a headless jdownloader. A upnp server that allows me to stream the stuff to Kodi clients I have on several devices. And a small web server that links to the web client of deluge.

Works pretty fine

>>58785224
C2 was not available when I bought my U3.
At least it served me well for two years as torrent box.
Fuck those zipperhead gook motherfuckers.

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>>58785925
kek, at least your money was well spent making the C2

>>58777108
lighttpd webserver hooked into letsencrypt on which I made a php site that offers me a cool but useless homepage so people think my site has no content, but it actually has a file upload tool to a dump dir i can host files from for myself/people, and some utilties like an html video player that accepts the video url as parameter

syncthing server

currently its curling a store webpage every minute to determine if a certain game is in stock yet and it will email my brother the moment it becomes available

5 discord chatbots of dickgirls that i use for sex roleplaying with my actual girlfriend (running on nodejs for ease of deployment)

i think there was some other stuff but nothing big

What's the cheapest board I can get with two Ethernet holes? I want a cheap router

>>58786072
Whatever you decide remember to check for a gigabit ethernet.

Why would anyone get a raspi without knowing what to do with it

>>58786083
I have shit internet so 10BASE-T is fine

>>58777148
For automation you need a PLC

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>>58777615

Does anyone know 64 bit boards with open source firmware / bootloader?
>inb4 intel

>>58786585
PLCs are an industry meme, no real use except for high reliability applications and they still fail from time to time.

>>58786104
If you want something more than a router(IDS + Firewall for example) you can benefit from GbE for local your local network.

The Marvell ESPRESSOBin Board its on preorder stage, it has 2 GbE, WAN, sata and mini pci-e ports. You can probably put FreeBSD on it too when it comes out.

>>58777108
Anyone has experience with Orange Pi

>>58779280
So you have to turn your wi-fi off when you want to sleep?

I turned mine into butthole seeking dildo robot

>>58786682
Do you have any sources? Just got a new job and PLC knowledge is beneficial

>>58782188
>he didn't add an RTC to his rPi

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>>58777148
Modern """Smart""" home implementations are just a glorified big brother-tier botnet, you can't even flush your shit in bowl without connecting to a god damn CIA nigger (((cloud))).

I have a motion activated light fixture at my home that is older than me, they were like $20-40 back in 80s, and now you can buy a bag of those sensors for 30c each, hook up to an arduino or same shit and make a precise light activation system with a controller board size of an SD card.
Keep things simple, you fokin stoopid. You don't need to turn your lights from another country over internet.

>use beaglebone to flash libreboot
>never use it again
>think about using it as media center
>find out its not strong enough
moms regretti

>>58787549
>beaglebone to flash libreboot
What are the advantages over using usb-to-spi controoler and running the flashing software on a laptop?

>>58787578
I didn't know you could do that. Now I'm really moms regretti.

>>58787519
Thank you for your insipid non-contribution. Have a (You).

>>58787467
Used to work with them, all the info you need its on the datasheets for the model of PLC you're working with which are +1k pages books with extensive detail on every register of the CPU, if you don't know how to even "write" in ladder (which its like graphical ASM), Mitsubishi has a handful of manuals with the basics.

What i don't like about PLCs its the closeness of the programs, you need to use a specific IDE(and usually expensive) for a specific PLC sometimes from the same brand, a program made for one model its often incompatible with any other model and the communication buses are a nightmare there are lots of different protocols and physical interfaces that are incompatible from one another because brands like their ecosystem closed so if you try to pair a schneider PLC with a Mitsubishi HMI you're fucked because one uses rs422 and the other rs485 and even if you convert the signal, the protocols and register are different.

tl;dr stay away from PLCs

>>58787678
Maybe you can stick battery to BBB, add a status LCD and a couple of buttons and make it portable haxxor pocket flashing station, and still you need a 3.3 V separate power supply.

>>58783033
thats pretty sweet

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>x86
>USB3
>Gigabit
>Quad Core
>rPi GPIO
>non-chinkware drivers

Pis/Odroids are finished

>>58777108
> 3,5 audio wire from Raspi to WC
> speakers inside a WC
> simple web page which allows you to make a playlist, upload and stream a music to a WC

>>58777108
sonarr/couchpotato& nzbget which is my download station runninglike a charm.
i also build a cluster for practiceprogramming with distributed ressources.

>>58789031
Price?

>>58789031
>backdoored NSA nigger bios

>>58789031
Let me guess
>non-chinkware drivers
because of nodrivers?

>>58789516
>intel
>nodrivers
>>>/r/amdmasterrace

>>58789250
89 shekels for the 1GB version

>>58777108
OSMC
Octoprint

>>58783033
Them mains wires.

>>58783033
Should've made it accept SNES controllers and put some USB ports on the back for other controllers

>>58785986
>5 discord chatbots of dickgirls that i use for sex roleplaying with my actual girlfriend (running on nodejs for ease of deployment)

please explain

I have one of this piece of shit.
I am not interested in gaymen and telenovelas .
Can I install android or chromium os ?
raspbian is terrible.

>>58790361
Both of those questions can be answered with a simple Google search

>>58784433
I have two OrangePI PCs doing Asteroids@Home now.
They take about two days to complete a task, four at a time, partly because they're set to about 75% CPU utilization to prevent overheating but still fairly reasonable. I'm going to add more to the cluster, maybe as many as eight total.
I found that they only draw about 0.6A under full CPU load with no USB devices attached so its pretty good power wise.

>>58789777
I can buy six OrangePI PCs for that. Not worth it.

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How do I properly install kodi on this shit? It always lags so much. Doesnt launch a stream half of the time!

>>58789891
/[name] "text"
makes them repeat the text and delete your command so it looks like they said it. Also they have huge futa dicks

Pi3: kodi + retropie
Pi3: kodi
Pi2: kodi
Pi zero: OpenSprinkler
Pi zero: collecting dust till I get around to installing motion
Pi a+: going to be a terrarium controller with webui

Is this the SBC thread?
Got an Orange Pi PC and want to update it to the latest linux kernel.
Anyone has done this before?

>>58791122
Why do you want to update to the latest Linux kernel?

>>58791223
The current one's kernel is not supported anymore.

>>58791287
Just install Armbian on it.

>>58783033
I've been thinking of doing exactly this with a NES. I've also been thinking about rewiring the controller ports to function as usb ports, and similarly rewiring 2 plugs to convert back into usb plugs.

>>58777108
Make an oscilloscope, you faggot.

>>58789031
Does the hdmi port shit out 240p in some analog-compatible way the rpi3 can? Might be useful for me if it can.

>>58785967
They can stick all those C2 in their anus, I surely am not buying anything else from those retarded gooks.

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If you have a 3DS: Raspipass

StreetPass from the comfort of your home.

Can I already create a virtual gf with a RPi?

>tfw no looks or social skills to get a 3d gf

>>58780226
weeb faggot

>>58780226
Why not to use a color lcd screen like ili9341? An SPI screen is like $5-6 on aliexpress. A GPIO screen is like $3.5.

>>58791369
i ended up doing this: https://youtu.be/vG_OOV2bBaY

>>58792269
10/10 would rub contacts

I want to build a NAS, i've seen some guides with Rpi. Im a bit concerned about rpi's speed and shit. Should i use something else? It would mainly be for backups

>>58792067
I just wanted to have fun with character LCDs to understand how they work.

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>>58777108
My project is an extreme alarm clock.

this is for heavy sleepers

My original idea was using one of those joke zap machines but it sounded too crazy

>>58777139

>Orange Pi PC2

Specs look good especially for that price. Does hardware accelerated video playback work already?

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>>58794953
>not mounting a zippo lighter under and letting it spray lighter fluid

I know it's nothing new but I'm doing a GameBoy Zero using Kites Super AIO board. Zero will successfully emulate everything through Genesis/Super Nintendo which is perfect for a handheld IMO. 3D graphics are overrated.

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>>58777108
Not "mine" per se, but this an early version of a telephone I'm working on. I work on a small telecommunications company

>>58777108
Does that thing have enough power for basic computer vision tasks? If so, try to hook up a camera and make stuff, like a wheather detector, a bike track tracer or whatever you can come up with.

>>58790451
The cheapest Orange PI PC with 16GB eMMC costs $35.

>>58794837
Raspberry pi has shit Ethernet capabilities, max speed you can get is 100 mbps, which is not satisfying if you want to back up lots of data. How much data do you want to back up? Btw, some sbcs have gigabit ethernet, you should probably use one of those, or just a plain old external hard drive.

>>58795864
>Does that thing have enough power for basic computer vision tasks?
Checked that, apparently, there is enough power for even face detection. So you could create a face detecting door cam.

Compilation of OCV takes time, though..

>>58790382
Thanks :)

>>58794953
That's ridiculous, just get an alarm clock for deaf people, its a wristband with some heavy rumblers.

>>58794837
For a decent NAS, you're looking for a full fledged PC, this is because you will need around 4 sata ports to build a decent array, or else you wont be able to detect silent corruption.

Checkout FreeNAS.

>>58795316
that's pretty cool

>>58796518
Orange PI PC costs $15 and 16GB micro SD costs around $5, maybe $10 if you don't buy from China.

Is there an OS for the Pi Zero with LAN over USB preconfigured so I can just plug it in and SSH into it?

>>58777108
rpi, battery pack connected to a solar panel, 3g modem, camera


glued onto some streetlight in the city somewhere

>>58796668
Maybe up to half a TB on big, scheduled backups, maybe a gig or less weekly. I thought about the simple external hard drive but it would be cool to be able to access my data from elsewhere.
>>58798258
Yeah, no. Maybe i dont want a NAS, just a back up hard drive accessible remotely

Someone tell me what to do with my pi3.

>>58799229
Just flash Armbian onto the microSD and then mount it under Linux and modify the interfaces file to configure eth0.

>>58799853
Thanks

>>58794953
Just get a fitband for polyphase sleep, nigga.

>>58796861
>Open the door, Hal

>>58795316
>1999+18
>POTS

>>58783033
nice. did you just place the cpu fan on top of a heatsink? how are you overclocking it?

>>58787519
Underrated.