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<h1>December 2020</h1>
<div class="article-desc"><img class="article-list-image" src="img/pi.png"/><a href="pi_audio.html">Rolling your own minimal embedded Linux for the Raspberry Pi -- part four: audio</a><p>This article is part of a series on building a customer Linux installation for a Raspberry Pi-based appliance. It explains how to install and set up the minimum software to get audio playback working.</p><p style="font-size: smaller">Categories: <a href="Raspberry_Pi-groupindex.html">Raspberry Pi</a>, <a href="Linux-groupindex.html">Linux</a>, <a href="embedded_computing-groupindex.html">embedded computing</a></p>
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<div class="article-desc"><img class="article-list-image" src="img/pi.png"/><a href="pi_early_init.html">Rolling your own minimal embedded Linux for the Raspberry Pi -- part two: early initialization</a><p>This article is part of a series on building a customer Linux installation for a Raspberry Pi-based appliance. It explains how to obtain and install fundamental utilities for use in a system with a read-only filesystem, and no package manager.</p><p style="font-size: smaller">Categories: <a href="Raspberry_Pi-groupindex.html">Raspberry Pi</a>, <a href="Linux-groupindex.html">Linux</a>, <a href="embedded_computing-groupindex.html">embedded computing</a></p>
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<div class="article-desc"><img class="article-list-image" src="img/chip.png"/><a href="pi_relay.html">Switching a couple of amps with a Raspberry Pi and a relay</a><p>Switching loads of an amp or two with a Raspberry Pi or a microcontroller can be accomplished using a small number of inexpensive components. Suitable circuits are widely published, but the details of operation are not always described.</p><p style="font-size: smaller">Categories: <a href="Raspberry_Pi-groupindex.html">Raspberry Pi</a>, <a href="electronics-groupindex.html">electronics</a>, <a href="embedded_computing-groupindex.html">embedded computing</a></p>
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<div class="article-desc"><img class="article-list-image" src="img/pi.png"/><a href="pi_remote_access.html">Rolling your own minimal embedded Linux for the Raspberry Pi -- part three: services and remote access</a><p>This article is part of a series on building a customer Linux installation for a Raspberry Pi-based appliance. It explains how to set up a system which hitherto only boots to a root shell, to a network-aware installation with service management.</p><p style="font-size: smaller">Categories: <a href="Raspberry_Pi-groupindex.html">Raspberry Pi</a>, <a href="Linux-groupindex.html">Linux</a>, <a href="embedded_computing-groupindex.html">embedded computing</a></p>
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<div class="article-desc"><img class="article-list-image" src="img/pi.png"/><a href="pi_x.html">Rolling your own minimal embedded Linux for the Raspberry Pi -- part five: X</a><p>It's entirely possible to run simple, X-based applications in an appliance-based Linux installation: you just have to dispense with the graphical desktop and all its baggage. This article explains how.</p><p style="font-size: smaller">Categories: <a href="Raspberry_Pi-groupindex.html">Raspberry Pi</a>, <a href="Linux-groupindex.html">Linux</a>, <a href="embedded_computing-groupindex.html">embedded computing</a></p>
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