rwblinn Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 18, 2015 #21 Hi, have 6 - and definitely more to come - really like the RPi. RPi B+ running the WeatherCubeOne (Raspberry Pi - B4J) showcase (24x7) RPi 2B as a Home Automation Production Server (24x7) running Domoticz and dedicated B4J applications (console or server) RPi 2B as a Home Automation Test Server running Domoticz and dedicated B4J applications (console or server) RPi 2B for Lazarus UI developments (since Oracle latest Java versions does not support JavaFX anmore) ... and Iam still also an Object Pascal fan RPi 2B for IoT experiments using GPIO and/or TinkerForge Brick + Bricklets and as software B4J or Lazarus RPi 2B for on request B4J Webserver applications (like Team Manager, To-Do Manager, InfoScreen and more) ... and some Arduinos (mainly used to test sensors connected to Home Automation) ... also build several SD cards used as plug an play to test various, like Ubuntu, MediaPlayer, volkszaehler, etc. = power down, replace the SD card and power up ... the Network connection in most cases via WLAN ... the B4J-Bridge btw is an essential tool for RPi B4J application development Last edited: Nov 18, 2015
Hi, have 6 - and definitely more to come - really like the RPi. RPi B+ running the WeatherCubeOne (Raspberry Pi - B4J) showcase (24x7) RPi 2B as a Home Automation Production Server (24x7) running Domoticz and dedicated B4J applications (console or server) RPi 2B as a Home Automation Test Server running Domoticz and dedicated B4J applications (console or server) RPi 2B for Lazarus UI developments (since Oracle latest Java versions does not support JavaFX anmore) ... and Iam still also an Object Pascal fan RPi 2B for IoT experiments using GPIO and/or TinkerForge Brick + Bricklets and as software B4J or Lazarus RPi 2B for on request B4J Webserver applications (like Team Manager, To-Do Manager, InfoScreen and more) ... and some Arduinos (mainly used to test sensors connected to Home Automation) ... also build several SD cards used as plug an play to test various, like Ubuntu, MediaPlayer, volkszaehler, etc. = power down, replace the SD card and power up ... the Network connection in most cases via WLAN ... the B4J-Bridge btw is an essential tool for RPi B4J application development
KMatle Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 18, 2015 #22 @rwblinn : Coooool... My app on my Pi: RSA/AES en/decryption/up/Download of files (via httputils and php/MySql) -> very fast
@rwblinn : Coooool... My app on my Pi: RSA/AES en/decryption/up/Download of files (via httputils and php/MySql) -> very fast
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 19, 2015 #23 sorex said: for me the speed was a big dissapointment but that was when using it as a kind of thin client to connect to an RDS server. Click to expand... Was it a Rapsberry Pi 2 or an older version? The RPi 2 is much faster.
sorex said: for me the speed was a big dissapointment but that was when using it as a kind of thin client to connect to an RDS server. Click to expand... Was it a Rapsberry Pi 2 or an older version? The RPi 2 is much faster.
S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 19, 2015 #24 it was a 2, not sure if it was a 2B tho. We also bought an SD card with it that has several OSs that could be booted from. some did nothing than constantly hanging and if it ran OK it didn't have a remote desktop client or it wouldn't install or work.
it was a 2, not sure if it was a 2B tho. We also bought an SD card with it that has several OSs that could be booted from. some did nothing than constantly hanging and if it ran OK it didn't have a remote desktop client or it wouldn't install or work.
eurojam Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 19, 2015 #25 I hope, that one will be under the christmastree this year...
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 19, 2015 #26 Based on my tests the RPi 2 performance is very good (at least as a web server): https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...tel-edison-vs-beaglebone-black.60483/#content
Based on my tests the RPi 2 performance is very good (at least as a web server): https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...tel-edison-vs-beaglebone-black.60483/#content
johndb Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 19, 2015 #27 KMatle said: It would be nice to know who has a RaspBerry Pi... Click to expand... I have 2 Pi 2's: 1 - Pi2 with 2-1.5 TB (Drives are RSync'd) - Used for B4A/B4J App file server 1 - Pi2 with 2-1.5 TB (Drives are RSync'd) - Used for home media server
KMatle said: It would be nice to know who has a RaspBerry Pi... Click to expand... I have 2 Pi 2's: 1 - Pi2 with 2-1.5 TB (Drives are RSync'd) - Used for B4A/B4J App file server 1 - Pi2 with 2-1.5 TB (Drives are RSync'd) - Used for home media server
D Deleted member 103 Guest Nov 27, 2015 #28 Raspberry sold 5 dollar computer Raspberry Pi Zero. Link: http://www.pcwelt.de/news/Raspberry-verkauft-5-Dollar-Computer-Raspberry-Pi-Zero-9854150.html
Raspberry sold 5 dollar computer Raspberry Pi Zero. Link: http://www.pcwelt.de/news/Raspberry-verkauft-5-Dollar-Computer-Raspberry-Pi-Zero-9854150.html
KMatle Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 27, 2015 #29 Sold out / they want a lot of more money for it :-( I will wait a while and buy one for a test.
D Deleted member 103 Guest Nov 27, 2015 #30 KMatle said: Sold out / they want a lot of more money for it :-( I will wait a while and buy one for a test. Click to expand... Already sold out? No wonder with the price.
KMatle said: Sold out / they want a lot of more money for it :-( I will wait a while and buy one for a test. Click to expand... Already sold out? No wonder with the price.