< Moi au RMLL 2012 à Genève

• Everything Linux related
• Computer security
• Python programming (beginner)
• Hacking gadgets I have

I have very little knowledge in electronics but I have a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino. I can program in python. I hope to learn and share knowledge at Post Tenebras Lab and get some interesting project done.

I have been using Linux on most of my computer since 2007 (and computers since windows 3.11 on a 486).

On my home network I run a Pfsense Router on an low power Alix board and a home-built storage server using FreeNAS and the ZFS filesystem. Check out FreeNas and Pfsense which are two great open source project (which just happen to use BSD).

Raspberry Pi: Great little device for hacking.

I also have a Pandora which is a hybrid between a mini Linux computer and a gaming device. http://openpandora.org/

And the “ultimate” geek phone: my Nokia N900. Do you known of any other phone that has a keyboard shortcut for opening a terminal out of the box ?

Using the GPIO on the Raspberry Pi

GPIO Fun

Try go get the TM1638 working on the Rpi. Waiting for it to arrive (ordered from Dx)

RPi forum: some code to get TM1638 to work on the RPi: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=10787&p=119969

I am now running my RPi as a dedicated Squeezebox player. I am using Squeezeslave and an external USB soundcard. I have a small 2x15w class D board from Sure electronic connected directly (no preamp). Works great for now ;)

USB 40×2 White Characters LCD Module HD44780 U402MB-B1

Getting it to work with LCDd deamon

For future project…

Amplifier from Sure electronics

2 X 50Watt Class D Audio Amplifier Board - TDA7492

Rotary Encoder Decode Board w PWR OFF MEM - PIC16F57

24V 6.5A 156W AC/DC Switching Power Supply

Bus-controlled audio matrix

TEA6420