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Index
Raspberry Pi
Table of Contents
Early Praise for Raspberry Pi
Acknowledgments
Preface
Who Should Read This Book?
What’s in This Book?
Where Can I Get a Raspberry Pi and Additional Hardware?
Debian Linux
Code Examples and Conventions
Online Resources
Chapter 1: Meet the Raspberry Pi
1.1 Get to Know the Hardware
1.2 What Else You Need
1.3 Next Steps
Chapter 2: Install an Operating System
2.1 See What’s Available
2.2 Prepare a Bootable SD Card
2.3 Next Steps
Chapter 3: Configure Raspbian
3.1 Boot the Pi for the First Time
3.2 Customize Your Installation with Raspi-config
3.3 Start the Desktop
3.4 Manage Your Software with apt-get
3.5 Next Steps
Chapter 4: Configure the Firmware
4.1 Update the Firmware/Kernel
4.2 Adjust the Memory Layout to Your Needs
4.3 Configure the Video Output
4.4 Test and Configure the Audio System
4.5 Next Steps
Chapter 5: Intermezzo: Build a Kiosk with the Pi
5.1 Display Twitter Live Search Information
5.2 Refresh Websites Automatically
5.3 Next Steps
Chapter 6: Networking with the Pi
6.1 Perform Everyday Tasks on the Web
6.2 Use Secure Shell with the Pi
6.3 Share Desktops with the Pi
6.4 Turn the Pi into a Web Server
6.5 Add WiFi to the Pi
6.6 Next Steps
Chapter 7: Turn the Pi into a Multimedia Center
7.1 Install Raspbmc
7.2 Start Raspbmc for the First Time
7.3 Add Files to XBMC
7.4 Control XBMC Remotely
7.5 Next Steps
Chapter 8: Play Games on Your Pi
8.1 Play Interactive Fiction
8.2 Play Point-and-Click Adventures
8.3 Emulate Other Platforms
8.4 Play Native Games
8.5 Next Steps
Chapter 9: Tinker with the GPIO Pins
9.1 What You Need
9.2 Meet the Pi’s GPIO Pins
9.3 Build a Basic Circuit
9.4 Control an LED Using the GPIO Pins
9.5 Build an “Out of Memory” Alarm
9.6 Display the GPIO Status in a Browser
9.7 What If It Doesn’t Work?
9.8 Next Steps
Appendix 1: A Linux Primer
A1.1 A First Encounter
A1.2 Navigate Through the File System
A1.3 Edit Text Files
A1.4 Manage Users
A1.5 Manage Processes
A1.6 Shut Down and Reboot the Pi
A1.7 Getting Help
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