Raspberry Pi Adventures

Berryboot is simple to put on the SD Card and allows different operating systems to be put on a usb drive.

I use it to switch between OpenElec as my media center hooked on my TV and Debian to perform background tasks which are long running like Torrents and running youtube cl for uploading multiple videos to Youtube.

To set the default operating system on boot remotely without having a keyboard/mouse attached to the Raspberry Pi the following may be used:

Write out the desired image file's name to "runonce"

The First One

Decided to try my hand at blogging - looks like this is what the has become of the old diary we used to write before going to bed at night reflecting on the activities of the day that was spent. But then it would been quite a task to collect the diaries of all the people in the world and put each page from every diary on the table and make it available for any interested reader.So quite a seemingly impossible task made possible with the internet and can hardly resist the temptation to contribute to this iconic idea of our times.