With the rapid development of the internet and increasing bandwidth, people's demands for the internet are no longer limited to just browsing. The need for home servers has also become more prominent. Apart from spending a lot of money on ready-made NAS servers, building your own machine as a server offers better cost-effectiveness and expandability than buying a NAS. Today, let’s explore how to set up a home server.
First, let’s
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Beginner's Guide to Raspberry Pi (Part 1)
Smart Embedded Apprentice, WeChat Official Account: Smart Embedded Apprentice Beginner's Guide to Raspberry Pi (Part 1)
I have resources shared by friends stored on a certain cloud, with issues like privacy security, slow upload & download speeds, etc.
A TF card with the best possible performance and quality, with as much disk space as possible
This article uses the SanDisk Extreme Pro TF card (128GB), with a read speed of 200m/s and a write speed of 90m/s
If you use a card with relatively lower read/write speeds, it is possible, but the system and application installation will be relatively slower
You will need a TF card reader to input the system onto the TF card
2025-01-02
