Raspberry Pi NAS with Papirus EPaper Display
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- This is part 1 of multi part series to build a raspberry pi nas! in this video i will be showing you how to get the nas setup along with displaying stats to epaper display! thanks for the view!!
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You can increase the granularity of the bars by using U+2589 to U+258F to get 8 steps per block.
Great vid and proper info sharing! Thank you for using the /srv so few actually use it anymore! As for the UUID, it's not that hard, sudo blkid will give you the full UUID string to use, just delete the double-quotes and you can even copy/paste into fstab. (I'm sure you know this, but for your commenters that might just happen to want to know how.) Again great vid keep em coming!
Wow thank you. I just followed your samba edit what I have all ready I could not save just look and this worked. I worked on that for hours long ago and would use WinSCP to change things now it's easy just use Samba.
the cmd should have been "pip install -r requirements.txt ". You missed the "-r"
Hahaha ur right 😅
Now that you've gotten the Pi 4, perhaps now, you'll want to try the Pi 4 for this project.
Wow this is amazing! I wish I had the money to do projects like this. Btw Don you inspired me to make my own tutorial website and UA-cam channel
Nice project. Looking forward to part 2 and 3
I know if it isn't broken don't fix it, but I would update the code to use Python 3. Sure Python 2 will work for some time but Python 3 is now the recommended base. The code change are minimal I suspect ( haven't looked at your git yet). Good project!
I just need slight alteration's to make it python 3, I don't know when I just jumped in a didn't think about it until it was too late
amazing video ! accessible and instructive
Can use small eink as small desktop screen like small spi tft ?
Add nofail to the fstab mount options to avoid Linux boot to wait in case the HDD is not connected.
Cool project :)
Yet another excellent video Don! Can't wait for the follow-up. Can you please link the specific papyrus display you used in the description?
Oops sorry. I'm blind! Just saw the link :P
Nice vid!
You're doing a great job! 😃
Very nice video brother. I'm supper thrilled that you uploaded your code to git. I'll be using this on a similar build. I'm very curious to see how you choose to cover it with a case.
Impressive project
Thanks for sharing👍😀
Disappointed to see you using nano and not ViM! Only kidding, great video.
hahahhhahaa I love vi but not many people know i is for insert and in order to quit u need :wq
@@NovaspiritTech I know... Maybe you should do a tutorial since it is by far the best next editor!
u learned me well! thanks for the double tab trick at @ 3:17 ..also i would defiantly like to see how you would config a torrent set up on a board. i'm getting a rockchip this week, will be trying something like this.
just about to say that , lol me after 15 years with linux didnt know that
I wouldn't recommend the RockPro64. It's a headache to do anything on unless you have immense knowledge of Linux, since nothing's really supported and drivers for it are so finicky.
I wouldn't recommend anything with a Rockchip SoC, because their software support is downright awful.
@@povilasstaniulis9484 I haven't tried anything else with a rockchip in it, but I can totally believe it! I'll just have to get a NUC for all my lil computer needs.
Thank you tor the video... how does the writing speed look for you with Wifi connection?
cool, the only catch is I have 4 x 3.5" internal Hard Drive for NAS and not sure how to connect them to RPi
Erfan Bonyadi Put each into a USB enclosure. Sure, now you are likely to need 5 wall sockets to power all of this, and without a hub you just ran out of USB ports on the Pi. But being practical wasn’t a restriction you have set... :)
Could I use any e-paper display? Same size? I have been looking for this display info for MONTHS. I even got a quote to have someone write it. They wanted $200.. and I'm poor. And smart. I think?
Did this thing a long time ago, obviously without any display to show the info. But the plex server gives issues. Most of the times it gets hanged. Not to mention, the first time it pulls the metadata of the media, it becomes hot as hell and freezes.
I need a little help with automatically mounting the external hard drive. What do I need to input for the command line for a expat formatted drive? I have tried:
/dev/sda1 /srv/share fat rw,user,auto 0 0
and then run
sudo mount -a
It didn't come up with an error but when I ''ls'' it comes up with the share folder created but is only blue and not also green like yours.
What have I done wrong?
I forgot to mention I will be only using this for mac computers.
thanks
Nice video!!! Do you have a video explain the python code that you are running on this video?
Nope not yet. I was going to wait till I finalized the code. Clean it up Abit and such
I see. Even so, thank you for the content. Looking forward for the next videos
Sweet
Hi Don, a quick question. Can I follow your these tutorials Parts without the Display? I want to set my old RPI3 as NAS, Torrent, Plex Server for my home, but I don't want to invest in the display. I'll leave my RPI3 running on my home UPS 24/7. Thanks
Yes
Pi Hole, add that to it. 🧐
Good idea
I think you made a typo when editing the path for netstats.service, other than that, great job. Thanks for sharing
@@racheldolezal738 would that be me?🤣
Can you do a version for the raspberry pi 4 with buster
Haha pi nas? More like pe nas! Pee install requirements -d
ls = list segments.
Your link which Papirus EPaper Display ?
When next part?
Have you seen the atomic pi?!!
i ordered one, should be in tomorrow =)
@@NovaspiritTech cool! I'm going to make a video too!
What's the advantage of the e-ink display? Why not install VNC and go headless?
He wants it to be mobile. You can see the IP address assigned w/o scanning the network.
Can you test e-ink display with desktop?
Nop refresh rates on eink display is very very slow. Maybe 5fps if you push it
Can you use it without the "flicker" function , is it safe for the e-paper ?
I currently use something called partial screen refresh. So far I ran it for a week straight and no screen burn
On a newer version of the software I started doing that after 20 or so mins to do complete refresh
I want that display.
A USB Gigabit dongle would theoretically increase the network speed to around 400Mbps.
With the hard drive already using bandwidth on the USB, it's pretty unlikely that one would get particularly high real-world speeds out of it. Here were some interesting figures on it: www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=207897#p1285923
If you want light, check out DietPi. Fantastic distro.
It worked for a good day or so. But then I rebooted it and it says I'm locked out of the root account and I can't do anything. (Boots in "emergency mode")
Sounds like a SD card went bad
@@NovaspiritTech it's a brand new class 10 SD card. I wiped it and rebuilt it fine
@@PurlsOfficial It's your HDD... Put root password, edit fstab file, unmount drive and reboot the device... Hapened to me when using a HDD with Bad Sectors on It
You should help with proton and write some code to fix easy anti cheat
Debian has a good page on setting up a simple samba server: wiki.debian.org/SambaServerSimple
Wow. Now i feel stupid😂
So, I'm assuming rasbian doesn't use SELinux? You really shouldn't be putting things on unknown networks without SELinux protection. Esp with all those listening servers.
Okay, just got the part about the smb share and my heart stopped. I realise this is supposed to be an intro but it is a security nightmare. Maybe guides that don't touch on security are harmful to the community?
@@medo7dody it is a 20+ year old protocol created by Microsoft. It offers no encryption so everything is visible one the wire. Implementations have been targeted for years. Just look at the deep blue exploit. Plus just attempting to connect to an smb share screams your credits, your computer's username and password to the distant end even if authentication wasn't necessary.
I highly suggest watching this video:
ua-cam.com/video/MsbiO8EAsGw/v-deo.html
It might help with the some of the characters not showing up properly.