Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2012 11:09 am
I merged the topics, was already reported by Noel 
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Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
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Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 6:02 pm
Any experiences yet?
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 6:16 pm
I read last week that delivery is delayed, caused by CE label issues?
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 6:19 pm
I just got an email from farnell to pre-order. Est. delivery time 135 days. No idea if that is reality.
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 6:23 pm
Pff, does it have to come from Mars, or what 
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 6:29 pm
If mine is sent from Mars it wil be worth the 32,70 euro
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 8:41 pm
I got a pre order mail from Farnell, but no estimated shipping date yet.
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 2:32 pm
Just got the estimated delivery date.. Week 33.
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 10:39 am
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 12:33 pm
Just got an update from Farnell:
Having successfully passed its CE compliance testing, we can now confirm that your Raspberry Pi will be delivered by the end of June.
Having successfully passed its CE compliance testing, we can now confirm that your Raspberry Pi will be delivered by the end of June.
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Thu May 10, 2012 1:13 pm
I've got one! 
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Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 9:00 pm
Me 2, took a while Any experiences yet with houseagent?
Any experiences yet with houseagent?Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 1:53 pm
HouseAgent runs fine on it, I will post a blog about it soon!
It's not to hard, python is already in the base image you just need to add a few libraries.
It's not to hard, python is already in the base image you just need to add a few libraries.
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2012 12:50 am
I just bought one last week from MP, compiling different OSes and trying to get domotiga up and running.
Also I bought one oregon temp and hum sensor, rfxcom and two kaku awmr-230 to fidle around
Also I bought one oregon temp and hum sensor, rfxcom and two kaku awmr-230 to fidle around
Re: Raspberry Pi; Take a byte!, An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 6:36 pm
Bumping an old topic, i actually got one too. Dont know if its a different model but at least the latest one. Came with housing cable and adapter for only 66 euro's!
Now the good part is that i actually use this with xbmc and play 1080p mkv movies from it. Sure it doesn't work as fast as a normal beefy machine but it does the job just fine for a kitchen or bedroom
Since i have openelec on it, it comes with hdmi-cec. If you have a television which supports cec (has a different name per tv brand) then you can just click on "hdmi" on your t.v. it will then start the box (if its not already started since it only uses 5 volt) and after that you can "re-use" your remote control of the tv to send commands to xbmc. So in my case my samsung remote becomes my xbmc remote!
And if you turn of xbmc, it turns the t.v. off too. You can also just hook up a usb port from your t.v. to power the rasperry.
Now the good part is that i actually use this with xbmc and play 1080p mkv movies from it. Sure it doesn't work as fast as a normal beefy machine but it does the job just fine for a kitchen or bedroom
Since i have openelec on it, it comes with hdmi-cec. If you have a television which supports cec (has a different name per tv brand) then you can just click on "hdmi" on your t.v. it will then start the box (if its not already started since it only uses 5 volt) and after that you can "re-use" your remote control of the tv to send commands to xbmc. So in my case my samsung remote becomes my xbmc remote!
And if you turn of xbmc, it turns the t.v. off too. You can also just hook up a usb port from your t.v. to power the rasperry.