RPi Trinity Computer Club - Revision history

Vinntec at 05:57, 17 August 2012

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‎Trinity School RPi Specification

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‎Introduction

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‎Trinity School RPi Specification

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‎Introduction

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‎Introduction

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‎Introduction

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Installation of classroom RPIs from Wheezy image

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 .''' RPi Operating System Build''' - which is the main reason for creating this page - where I run through step by step the procedure needed to get from a headless RPi physically connected to the school network to being ready to start programming in Python 3.
-. '''Raspberry Pi Referece''' - a few useful snippets about the RPi.
+. '''Raspberry Pi Reference''' - a few useful snippets about the RPi.
 I created it in MS Word which I saved as a PDF for publication on this Wiki. If it proves useful enough, I will try and turn it into Wiki form.
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 == Introduction ==
-I am putting together a Computer Club for students at my school. This will be based on RPi Model B running the Raspbian “wheezy” image. One of my concerns was the potential time used up to setup and pack away a full RPi configuration for each member. My way around this is to use SSH and VNC to run the computers headless, so the setup can all be done on a single table - which also reduces the cost considerably.
+I am putting together a Computer Club for students at my school. It will be based on RPi Model B running the Raspbian “wheezy” image. One of my concerns was the potential time used up to setup and pack away a full RPi configuration for each member. My way around this is to use SSH and VNC to run the computers headless, so the setup can all be done on a single table - which also reduces the cost considerably.
 My original intention for the club was for me to prepare the RPi image in advance ready for the students to get straight into programming in Python 3 and PyGame. However, I am wondering if the students '''I am looking for''' might, instead, prefer to setup the RPi for themselves from a vanilla wheezy install. Either way, after writing lots into a notebook as I worked out each stage of the setup process, making lots of mistakes on the way, I collected together what I had learned into an install document.

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 My document consists of the following main sections:
-. Trinity School Raspberry Pi Specification - in which I summarise all the hardware and software I have included in my proposal to the Headteacher.
+. '''Trinity School Raspberry Pi Specification''' - in which I summarise all the hardware and software I have included in my proposal to the Headteacher.
-. RPi Operating System Build - which is the main reason for creating this page - where I run through step by step the procedure needed to get from a headless RPi physically connected to the school network to being ready to start programming in Python 3.
+.''' RPi Operating System Build''' - which is the main reason for creating this page - where I run through step by step the procedure needed to get from a headless RPi physically connected to the school network to being ready to start programming in Python 3.
-. Raspberry Pi Referece - a few useful snippets about the RPi.
+. '''Raspberry Pi Referece''' - a few useful snippets about the RPi.
 I created it in MS Word which I saved as a PDF for publication on this Wiki. If it proves useful enough, I will try and turn it into Wiki form.
 [[Media:Trinity_RPi_Specification.pdf]]

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	I created it in MS Word which I saved as a PDF for publication on this Wiki. If it proves useful enough, I will try and turn it into Wiki form.		I created it in MS Word which I saved as a PDF for publication on this Wiki. If it proves useful enough, I will try and turn it into Wiki form.
	[[Media:Trinity_RPi_Specification.pdf]]		[[Media:Trinity_RPi_Specification.pdf]]
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	I created it in MS Word which I saved as a PDF for publication on this Wiki. If it proves useful enough, I will try and turn it into Wiki form.		I created it in MS Word which I saved as a PDF for publication on this Wiki. If it proves useful enough, I will try and turn it into Wiki form.
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