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[?]GreyUnix » 🌐
@greylinux@mylittlefedi.capella-ember.uk

Is it possible to get a Raspberry pi camera working with the BSD's ?

#raspberrypi
#netbsd
#openbsd
#freebsd
#runbsd

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    [?]neongod » 🌐
    @neongod@mstdn.social

    I wrote a small guide on how to install 11.1 on a Raspberry Pi 4. Most of it is pretty straight forward, but maybe it helps someone who is just getting started in playing around with obscure operating systems:

    gemini://neongd.com/articles/n

    neongd.com/articles/netbsd11-r

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      [?]roman » 🌐
      @hi@romanzolotarev.com

      the cost of hardware for diy terminal emulator is quite high for what it is, but running on it would be so cool 😎

      unfortunately, i just don't have skills nor time to build it myself. maybe in my next life :)


      screenshot of 365 eur shopping cart: raspberry pi 4b + waveshare 9.7" e-ink display + waveshare ups hat

      Alt...screenshot of 365 eur shopping cart: raspberry pi 4b + waveshare 9.7" e-ink display + waveshare ups hat

        [?]Stefano Marinelli » 🌐
        @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

        **Ceci n'est pas un Mac mini.** 🎨

        As Magritte might have said, appearances can be deceiving.

        It may look like a Mac mini, but it's actually a Raspberry Pi 4B in a custom case I designed and 3D printed with my Bambu Lab A1 mini.

        And, of course, it proudly wears the NetBSD logo.

        Who needs a Mac mini when you can have a little NetBSD box of your own? 😄

        Close-up of a Bambu Lab A1 mini 3D printer creating the NetBSD logo on its textured build plate. The black filament outlines the NetBSD lettering and flag, appearing mirrored because of the printing orientation. The printer's toolhead is visible above the print.

        Alt...Close-up of a Bambu Lab A1 mini 3D printer creating the NetBSD logo on its textured build plate. The black filament outlines the NetBSD lettering and flag, appearing mirrored because of the printing orientation. The printer's toolhead is visible above the print.

        Three-quarter top view of a finished, black 3D-printed Raspberry Pi case. Its minimalist, rounded-square design resembles a small desktop computer, with the NetBSD name and flag logo recessed into the textured lid. The enclosure rests on a wooden surface.

        Alt...Three-quarter top view of a finished, black 3D-printed Raspberry Pi case. Its minimalist, rounded-square design resembles a small desktop computer, with the NetBSD name and flag logo recessed into the textured lid. The enclosure rests on a wooden surface.

        Front view of a black 3D-printed Raspberry Pi enclosure with rounded corners and an engraved NetBSD logo on top. Ventilation slots run above the exposed USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and Ethernet ports. The case is sitting on a wooden table.

        Alt...Front view of a black 3D-printed Raspberry Pi enclosure with rounded corners and an engraved NetBSD logo on top. Ventilation slots run above the exposed USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and Ethernet ports. The case is sitting on a wooden table.

        A Raspberry Pi board resting on the bottom half of a black 3D-printed case, next to the assembled enclosure. The rounded-square case has a recessed NetBSD logo on its lid. Both pieces sit on a wooden surface.

        Alt...A Raspberry Pi board resting on the bottom half of a black 3D-printed case, next to the assembled enclosure. The rounded-square case has a recessed NetBSD logo on its lid. Both pieces sit on a wooden surface.

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