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Raspberry Pi Zero Cookbook

You're reading from   Raspberry Pi Zero Cookbook Delve into the practical world of the Raspberry Pi Zero

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786463852
Length 422 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Edward Snajder Edward Snajder
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Raspberry Pi Zero Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
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Preface
1. Kick-Start Your Raspberry Pi Zero FREE CHAPTER 2. Setting Up Physical and Wireless Connections 3. Programming with Linux 4. Programming with Python 5. Getting Your Hands Dirty Using the GPIO Header 6. Controlling the LEDs and Displays 7. Controlling the Hardware 8. Taking Digital Inputs to the Raspberry Pi Zero 9. Interfacing Sensors with the Raspberry Pi Zero 10. Cooking up Projects to Amaze the World!

Adding USB functions to Raspbian Jessie


The latest release of Raspbian Jessie added some wonderful hacks that make the Raspberry Pi both an ideal test device and at the same time the most inexpensive awesome little Linux server you could fit into a box of mints. With the next series of hacks, we will use the USB port to connect as a serial device, a network device, or even a mass storage device (like a USB flash drive). The possibilities grow with every release!

If you are using Mac OS X, you should be all set-the Bonjour services come installed. If on Windows, Apple's Bonjour print services will be the only installation you need to get things working. Finally, on Linux, avanti-daemon needs to be installed, which it is by default as of Ubuntu 14.04.

Note

The USB OTG functions are only available on the Raspberry Pi Zero. The reason for this is that the USB port is connected directly to the processor for the Zero but runs through a USB hub on its larger siblings. This is an RPZ-only hack!

Getting...

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