
Hello. This is Brad Hill and welcome to Introduction to the Raspberry.
In this course, you will learn some ways to get started using a Raspberry Pi mini computer.
This course will step you through some ways to install operating systems on the
Raspberry Pi and cover advantages and disadvantages of each way, so you can decide
which way is best for your project or projects.
It will cover the basic equipment needed to get started.
It will show you some initial things you should do after you have your Raspberry Pi
running for the first time. And finally, I'll teach you some useful, basic Linux
commands to get you started.
There are an almost unlimited number of projects you can create using a Raspberry Pi.
Some examples are:
- building an old school arcade or console gaming system
- a home media server
- VPN (virtual private network)
- Robot or drone
- Web Server
- Wifi Hotspot
- Personal Minecraft server
and the list goes on ...
If you want to create a really great and fun project using a Raspberry Pi,
but you're not sure where to start, then this course is for you!
Join the growing community of Raspberry Pi enthusiasts and get started on the path to creating
some fun and useful projects!
Are you ready to get started? Then, Let's go!
This lecture discusses the equipment you will need. It covers different options and the reasons for choosing one option over another.
This lecture outlines 2 ways to install the Raspberry Pi operating system (NOOBS or berryboot) and pros and cons of each.
Learn how to install Raspberry Pi operating system using the NOOBS software.
Learn how to install the Raspberry PI operating system(s) using Berryboot.
Set up your multi-boot raspberry Pi!
Boot Berryboot for the first time and configure overscan, network, and storage settings, then install multiple operating systems like Debian and OpenELEC, and set the default operating system.
Learn some first steps you should perform on your first boot up.
Making backups as you move through your project is a great way to insure that you don't lose any of your work. Making backups before making changes gives you the option of easily getting back to a working version of your project if something goes wrong. This lecture will show you how to use the Berryboot backup feature to keep your project safe and save you time and effort.
Finish the introduction to the Raspberry Pi, learn to install via noobs or Berryboot, and cover first-boot steps, backup, multiple operating systems on one card, and basic Linux commands.
In this course you will learn everything you need to know to get started using the Raspberry Pi mini computer. Since it's beginning just a few years ago, the Raspberry Pi has become an important component of many great projects. From building and old school arcade cabinet or gaming console to a personal VPN (virtual private network) or a drone or robot project, the Raspberry Pi makes it all possible.
This course will show you step-by-step instructions on how to install the operating system 2 different ways. It will discuss the pros and cons of each method so you can decide which is best for your projects.