Update: Arch Home Server with BTRFS RAID 1
Alexander Rüedlinger - - BTRFS , Raid 1 , Arch Linux , Home Server
As I wrote in a previous blog post, I decided to reuse my old workstation computer as an Arch Linux Home Server. So far everything works fine and as expected. Overall, it's a pretty nice home server and development server to play around with virtualization and container technologies such as …
Setting I2C permissions for non-root users
Alexander Rüedlinger - - I2C , Arch Linux , ARM , RPi2 , Raspberry Pi
This weekend I take time again to play arround with ArchLinux|ARM on a Raspberry Pi 2. My weekend project is about writing a basic sensor-based application on the ArchLinux|ARM platform. However, before I can write the first line of code to access an I2C sensor, I need to …
Arch Home Server with BTRFS RAID 1
Alexander Rüedlinger - - BTRFS , Raid 1 , Arch Linux , Home Server
What to do with an old PC? I guess lot of poeple ask the same question regarding older PC hardware. In my case, it was about reusing my old workstation computer, namley an AMD II Phenom (x6 1055t) based machine with 16 GB RAM. Besides that I had an Intel …
Customizing an Arch ARM image using QEMU
Alexander Rüedlinger - - ARM , QEMU , Tools , chroot , Arch Linux
A really nice tool to customize disk images for ARM-based single board computers, like the Raspberry Pi, is QEMU. QEMU advertises itself as a generic and open source machine emulator and virtualizer [1, 2]. In other words, QEMU can run operating systems and programs made for different architectures, like ARM …
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