Raspple II Raspple II is a ready-to-use distribution of the Raspbian operating system which preinstalls A2CLOUD, A2SERVER, and Apple II Pi, so your Apple II can access the internet, use virtual disks, transfer floppies to images, access files shared on your LAN, boot over the network, control your Raspberry Pi, emulate a souped-up Apple IIgs or IIe, and tons more stuff. Learn how to compile the Raspbian kernel and modules to get Linux components that aren't included by default. Here's some info on how to choose and use a USB Wi-Fi adapter.Ĭompiling the Raspbian kernel and modules Pi Finder also shows you the MAC (Ethernet) address of your Raspberry Pi, so you can add it to your router as a DHCP reservation, meaning your Raspberry Pi will get the same IP address every time and you won't need to run Pi Finder again.ĭownload Pi Finder 1.1.1 Pi Finder figures it out for you, and makes it easy to connect. If you just booted up your Raspberry Pi, but don't have it connected to a screen and keyboard, you probably want to log in from a Terminal window, but don't know its IP address. It's basically Pi Filler in reverse.ĭownload Pi Copier beta 3 Save a snapshot of your Raspberry Pi SD card to a file on your Mac. (source is available by dragging the application into AppleScript Editor) Pi Filler 2.0.1 adds some new stuff: High Sierra compatibility, ability to use an SD card without having to unmount it first, ability to write a zip file wout having to uncompress it first, enabling SSH on Raspbian, and bug fixes. (You can also use Pi Filler to restore a backup snapshot you made with Pi Copier.)

It also works with operating systems for other single-board computers. Pi Filler makes this super easy and fast.

If you just downloaded your operating system for your Raspberry Pi, you need to copy it to an SD card.

(Also check out my Apple II Extravaganza, if you're so inclined, or my Credit Card Pointastic Hellhole.)

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