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Apple //GS on PI

Posted on March 23, 2024Updated on March 23, 2024by cinseiCategories:Apple II, Raspberry PI

If you are going to emulate and Apple //gs, you better do it on a hobby computer board. GSplus is a fun and exciting Apple //gs emulator. It can easily be compiled on the Raspberry Pi hobby computer boards. I’ve compiled it on a Pi 3, Pi 3+ and a Pi 4. You will need …
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Install QEMU from source for Netware and other x86 OS compatibility.

Posted on February 17, 2022Updated on February 28, 2024by cinseiCategories:Netware, Raspberry PI

I am old school. I started my Netware crusade in 1989 when you had to generate the client from OBJ files. Later Netware 2.2 made things simpler but 3.x was a major leap forward and as far as I am concerned, Netware 4.11 / 4.2 was the zenith of operating systems from Novell. Netware 5.1 …
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Ubuntu – Where is my 5 Ghz Wifi on my PI?

Posted on November 11, 2020Updated on February 2, 2024by cinseiCategories:Raspberry PI

After installing Ubuntu Mate or the full blown Ubuntu 20.10, you will not be able to connect to your 5 Ghz Wifi. This is due to the county code not being set. Open up terminal and run the command below. Set your country code at the end of the line REGDOMAIN=. For me, I set …
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Install Nextcloud 25.x on Raspberry Pi (Bullseye arm64/32)

Posted on October 30, 2019Updated on February 2, 2024by cinseiCategories:Raspberry PI

Fire up Nextcloud 25.x on that shiny new Raspberry Pi and put it to some good use! What you need In order to successfully install Nextcloud 25.x, you need the following: A Raspberry Pi running Raspbian Bullseye 64 bit recommended but 32 bit will work and a static IP address (or Fully Qualified Domain Name …
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Install Raspbian on Raspberry Pi

Posted on March 15, 2019Updated on February 28, 2024by Anthony JrCategories:Raspberry PI

Requirements: Raspberry Pi (Any model will do) PC or Laptop with SD/Micro SD card slot – (Note that some Pi Models have a regular SD Card slot while others are micro) SD Card Adapter (Not Required – If you are using a micro sd card in an SD Card slot, otherwise not required) Monitor/TV (View …
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Install Webmin on your Raspberry PI (Stretch)

Posted on October 18, 2018Updated on February 2, 2024by cinseiCategories:Raspberry PI

Webmin is a wonderful tool to have on your Raspberry PI and it is quit simple to install.

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