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Power is provided via the u-USB or via GPIO pins. | Power is provided via the u-USB or via GPIO pins. | ||
There is (standard) no USB slave software available when you plug in the device to your host (for stupido's this means,you won't see the device) | There is (standard) no USB slave software available when you plug in the device to your host (for stupido's this means,you won't see the device) | ||
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+ | == RPi XBMC == | ||
+ | If you want to use XBMC on your RPi, you can use either of the following images.<br /> | ||
+ | [http://www.raspbmc.com/ RaspBMC] <small>(still in beta, use the release found on the frontpage!)</small><br /> | ||
+ | [http://openelec.tv/ OpenELEC] <small>(remember that you have to setup a complete build environment for this one)</small> |
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Project: Raspberry Pi | |
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Members | Coolepascal, eagle00789 |
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Description | Generic Experiments with Rasberry Pi |
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General info about the AckSpace Rasberry Pi board
For quick starters, Power is provided via the u-USB or via GPIO pins. There is (standard) no USB slave software available when you plug in the device to your host (for stupido's this means,you won't see the device)
RPi XBMC
If you want to use XBMC on your RPi, you can use either of the following images.
RaspBMC (still in beta, use the release found on the frontpage!)
OpenELEC (remember that you have to setup a complete build environment for this one)