Raspberry Pi, Rm100 computer that beats iPhone4S
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 Mar 29 2014, 10:22 AM
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Guys, NOOBS is easier to use than Raspbian? Or NOOBs make path to Raspbian easier?
 I'm confused.And which one cheaper? Buy R-pi and casing from Element 14 then buy the rest locally such as SDcard, cable, USB wifi dongle. Or buy everything from Element 14/ Ubitap. So far I been filling my shopping cart in Element 14 and I notice one WIPI price can get me two mini/ nano USB at Ubitap. This post has been edited by diaBoliQu3: Mar 29 2014, 11:09 AM |
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Mar 29 2014, 06:52 PM
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QUOTE(Ubitap @ Mar 29 2014, 04:09 PM) NOOBS makes it easier to install an OS to the card. Think of it as an installer that resides in the card itself. Yeah, I agree mate. If all cheap, how to untung? Hahaha... I understand mate but due to my location, it's hard for me to shopping from multiplaces with different time of parcel arrival, complicated story. With NOOBS, you can install Raspbian (and a few others) wish just two or three clicks. The downside is, it uses about 1.2 gig for the recovery partition. If you plan to use only Raspbian, I recommend you to use the regular image flash to the card. Not very difficult to do. It just take more steps and more files to download than NOOBS. I guess you can't get all the cheapest thing in one place  . Happy shopping!  BTW, I think will go for Raspbian because I like to play with Linux. Can I use USB port to power up? Do I need special command etc? What I mean is Adapter> USB port> R-Pi. But can the USB port used together as storage expansion and power supply? This post has been edited by diaBoliQu3: Mar 29 2014, 08:44 PM |
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