Hi. I have defined my static ip following this tutorial: https://nebulousthinking.wordpress.com/2016/02/25/setting-a-static-ip-for-raspbian-jessie-in-2016/. Everything seems to work. When I do a nmap scan on my network, the Pi shows with the name computer.home in the ip that I have defined. Can anyo...

Hi, I'm new to Pi. I've read some tutorials on the web on how to build a home server, a web server and a cloud server on the Pi. What I'm asking is if it's possible to do the 3 in one. Having a home server for file sharing, streaming and backups, a web server for hosting a simple personal website a...

Hi, I'm new to Pi. I've read some tutorials on the web on how to build a home server, a web server and a cloud server on the Pi. What I'm asking is if it's possible to do the 3 in one. Having a home server for file sharing, streaming and backups, a web server for hosting a simple personal website an...

I'm still looking for batteries. I see a lot of Li-Poli but almost none like the Li-ion from adafruit. In the meantime I'm having another problem. I've installed my PiTFT following adafruit tutorial. After that I find that it's almost impossible to navigate in my Kali UI. Everything is huge and off...

I'm still looking for batteries. I see a lot of Li-Poli but almost none like the Li-ion from adafruit. In the meantime I'm having another problem. I've installed my PiTFT following adafruit tutorial. After that I find that it's almost impossible to navigate in my Kali UI. Everything is huge and offs...

Same as with a power bank, unconnected, the Pi will run from the battery. Connected, it still runs from the battery, which is being charged. The PowerBoost allows 'hot swapping'; not all power banks do. The PowerBoost also allows monitoring the battery voltage, if you want to get fancy. Power banks...

Don't bother with the fan, unless the battery pack needs cooling. The Pi doesn't need a fan or heatsinks. Still doesn't need a fan. If you use the naked battery, you'll also need boosting and charging circuitry. Adafruit has a PowerBoost 1000. This option might be more flexible, size- and placement...

rpdom wrote:Don't bother with the fan, unless the battery pack needs cooling. The Pi doesn't need a fan or heatsinks.

And if I consider to overclock it?

Hi, I'm new to Raspberry Pi and I'm already running my Kali Linux build in my RPi2. Yesterday I received my PiTFT screen from adafruit and I'm going to mount it today. What I'm aiming to do is to build a fully portable pen testing station that contains my RPi2, the adafruit PiTFT, a cooling fan for ...