lshw is a command line tool that displays detailed information about hardware components on a system. This tool can display details about CPU, RAM, network interfaces, USB controllers, and much more. This tutorial explains how to install lshw on Raspberry Pi and run some commands.…
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You can get Raspberry Pi OS in either a 32-bit and 64-bit architecture. When you install applications, it can be important to know whether the operating system is 32-bit or 64-bit. This quick guide shows how to check whether Raspberry Pi OS is 32-bit or…
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Vcgencmd is a useful command has multiple options to measure clock speeds, temperatures, voltages. It is built in and has many parameters Measure Clock Speeds Description Command Get Arm CPU core speed vcgencmd measure_clock arm Get GPU core speed vcgencmd measure_clock core Get H.264 block…
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The Raspberry Pi has some built-in LEDs such as PWR and ACT. There may be reasons for this such as saving power (albeit not much) and to remove visual indicators in certain environments This tutorial explains how to turn off built-in LEDs on Raspberry Pi…
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Yes, it’s not April Fools day. A brand new Raspberry Pi board, lets take a look at this new board before delving into some of the specs and features that we know about. Features 2.4GHz quad-core 64-bit Arm Cortex-A76 CPU VideoCore VII GPU, supporting OpenGL…
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If you have been following the Raspberry Pi news in the last couple of years you will be aware of massive shortages in hardware for various reasons, one disgusting thing that I have noticed in this time is scalping. scalping is the practice of using…