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Gewaltsames Othering (und seine Grenzen)By using the Ethernet port found on most Raspberry Pi models to connect to a network and sharing that connection via wireless, you can provide a stronger signal to computers, printers, multifunction devices, and iOS or Android mobile devices that might otherwise be in “dead spots” for wireless coverage.

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Donovan Stanberry,Lystra Fletcher-PaulIn this chapter, you learn two ways to turn your Raspberry Pi into a media server or media playback device.

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William A. Mcintosh,Marissa CisnerosGPIO stands for General-Purpose Input/Output. GPIO pins don’t have fixed assignments, so under program control, they can perform many different tasks.

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Pierre Lemée,Raphaël Charron,Arnaud BridierWhen you move your Raspberry Pi from the comfort of your home or office into a mobile environment, you’re faced with three questions:

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The Distro Bunch,The Raspberry Pi family of single-board computers has broad operating systems support in both Linux and non-Linux environments. Your first step in expanding your Raspberry Pi is choosing the right distro or operating system for the job (or jobs) you want to perform with your Raspberry Pi.

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Adding Mass Storage,In this chapter, you will learn about using the Raspberry Pi’s built-in MicroSD card slot, SD adapters for micro SD cards, USB flash drives, USB card readers, and the WDLabs PiDrives made for Raspberry Pi. Depending upon the Raspberry Pi model in use, some USB drives might be connected via a USB 2.0 hub.

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Setting Up a Print and Scan Server,To turn your Raspberry Pi into a print and scan server, you need to perform the following tasks, all of which are covered in this chapter: