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I N D E X
285
config.txt
file
boot options, 114
capabilities, 110
display settings, 111–114
editing via NOOBS, 108
L2 cache, 118
memory partitioning, 119–120
overclocking, 114–116
overvoltage, 116–118
test mode, 119
configuration, using
raspi-config
about screen, 105
boot to desktop, 96
change hostname, 102–103
change user password, 96
enable camera mode, 99, 238
filesystem expansion, 95–96
internationalisation, 97–98
memory partition, 103–104
overclock, 100–101
overscan, 102
Rastrack, 99
running, 94–95
SSH, 104
update, 104
connections
audio, 15
Ethernet, 18, 29
GPIO, 204, 220–222
peripherals, 15
power, 15, 26, 32–33
console, 43
console
option,
cmdline.txt
file, 121
constants, 193
core_freq
setting,
config.txt
file, 115
corrosion, removing, 213
cp
command, 179
CPU (central processing unit), 103–104,
119–120
crossover cable, 30
crystals, 206
CSI (Camera Serial Interface) ports, 15
CTS (Clear To Send) handshaking, 87
current limiting resistors, 224
D
daemons, 148
data storage, 27
date
command,
raspistill
package,
245–246
dd command, 36, 37, 38
Debian distribution, 49
Debian Reference guide, 46
delays, programs, 164
dependencies, 60
desktop environment, defined, 43
desktop session settings, Raspbian, 48
desoldering wicks, 206
deterministic real-time operation, 223
dev
directory, 53
device speed
config.txt
settings, 114–116
temporarily disable, 68
using
raspi-config
tool, 100–101
devices, compatible
keyboards and mice, 65
SD cards, 27, 68
USB wireless adapters, 32, 92
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol),
31, 74–77
diagnostics
blank screen, 34
boot diagnostics, 68
booting, 39, 101, 108
displays, 67
emergency kernel, 71–72
graphics output, 110
help file, 48
keyboards and mice, 64–65
missing files on software install, 139
network, 68–71
power supply, 65–67
USB wireless adapters, 92
dict data types, Python, 194
Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA)
standards, 131
Digital Video Interconnect (DVI) monitors,
23, 25
Dillo, 47
direction
variable, Python, 188–189