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July 06, 2025Docker on a Raspberry Pi Zero
Some quick Docker examples with a newly set up Raspberry Pi Zero W
This video uses the following hardware components:
1x microSD card (see previous steps for preparation, ~€7);
1x Raspberry Pi Zero W board (~€16);
1x micro USB cable with power pins (data pins not required, ~€7).
Total: about €30
(Last verified with Raspberry Pi OS Lite (32-bit) released 2023-02-21 and (64-bit) released 2023-02-21)
Chapters:
00:00 First "docker run"
00:35 Repeated runs of the same image
01:00 Difference between images and containers
01:58 Cleaning up (containers)
02:10 Another way to download an image (slow microSD)
04:50 That was 100M download and extract
05:00 Cleaning up (images)
05:28 Running the new image as a container
Scripts are available at https://github.com/GuillaumeRossolini/rpi-home
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July 06, 2025 Griotte logs with resource usage
Screengrab of my griotte logs with htop and btop at the same time.
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July 06, 2025Raspberry Pi Zero initial setup
After the first boot and logging via SSH into the Raspberry Pi Zero W, this video shows the sequence of actions I usually take to install the software.
This video uses the following hardware components:
1x microSD card (see previous steps for preparation, ~€7);
1x Raspberry Pi Zero W board (~€16);
1x micro USB cable with power pins (data pins not required, ~€7).
Total: about €30
Chapters:
00:00 Waiting for the Pi to boot up
00:32 Logging into the Pi via SSH
00:43 Changing the default hostname
01:12 Rebooting
01:36 SSH'ing into the Pi again
02:20 Downloading system updates metadata
03:35 Updating the system
10:40 Rebooting
12:00 Installing new packages (atop, iotop)
13:18 Configuring the new packages (atop)
13:49 Installing new packages (docker, jq)
19:40 Changing the time server
20:15 Disabling the power saving mode
20:43 I forgot to use sudo here
20:56 Rebooting
22:09 Power saving mode is indeed disabled
22:20 Showing off some tools
Scripts are available at https://github.com/GuillaumeRossolini/rpi-home
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July 06, 2025First Raspberry Pi boot sequence
This is a demo of the first time a Raspberry Pi boots up after its memory card has been flashed.
Apologies for the low quality, I haven't figured out how to capture directly the Raspberry Pi's video output.
Steps to flash the microSD card (this video shows step 5):
Place the memory card in the adapter, then the adapter in your computer;
Don't forget to configure the SSH and WiFi settings in the Imager tool before flashing;
Flash the memory card with the Imager/etcher tool of your choice;
Remove the memory card from the adapter and insert it into the (not powered) Raspberry Pi;
Power on the Raspberry Pi.
This video uses the following hardware components:
the microSD card you flashed in the previous step (~€7);
1x Raspberry Pi Zero W board (~€16);
1x micro USB cable with power pins (data pins not required, ~€7);
1x keyboard with a micro USB cable end (or an adapter for ~€6);
1x mini HDMI to standard HDMI cable (~€4);
1x TV or computer screen with a standard HDMI input.
Total: about €40, assuming you already have they keyboard and the screen.
(Last verified with Raspberry Pi OS Lite (32-bit) released 2023-02-21 and (64-bit) released 2023-02-21)
The previous video used the following hardware components:
1x working laptop or desktop computer with a USB slot;
1x microSD to USB adapter;
1x microSD card (8G and up).
(Or if you have a SD Card slot in your computer, along with a microSD to SD Card adapter, that works too.)
Chapters:
00:00 Nothing happens (I'm looking for the power switch)
00:13 Generating SSH keys
00:48 Rebooting
01:37 Rebooting again
02:20 Rebuilding keymap
03:19 Rebooting yet again
04:05 Ready
05:22 On-device login with an attached keyboard
Scripts are available at https://github.com/GuillaumeRossolini/rpi-home
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July 06, 2025Flashing a microSD for a Raspberry Pi Zero
This video shows how to use the Raspberry Pi Imager on your laptop or desktop computer to flash a microSD card for your Raspberry Pi Zero W.
Steps to flash the microSD card (this video shows step 2 and 3):
Place the memory card in the adapter, then the adapter in your computer;
Don't forget to configure the SSH and WiFi settings in the Imager tool before flashing;
Flash the memory card with the Imager/etcher tool of your choice;
Remove the memory card from the adapter and insert it into the (not powered) Raspberry Pi;
Power on the Raspberry Pi.
This video uses the following hardware components:
1x working laptop or desktop computer with a USB slot;
1x microSD to USB adapter (often free with a microSD buy);
1x microSD card (8G and up, ~€7).
(Or if you have a SD Card slot in your computer, along with a microSD to SD Card adapter, that works too.)
The next step requires:
the same microSD card;
1x Raspberry Pi Zero W board (~€16);
1x micro USB cable with power pins (data pins not required, ~€7);
Total: about €30
Also in the next step, should you want to interact directly with the Raspberry Pi Zero:
1x keyboard with a micro USB cable end (or an adapter ~€6);
1x mini HDMI to standard HDMI cable (~€4, or adapters to this effect);
1x TV or computer screen with a standard HDMI input.
Total: about €10, assuming you already have they keyboard and the screen.
(Last verified with Raspberry Pi OS Lite (32-bit) released 2023-02-21 and (64-bit) released 2023-02-21)
Chapters:
00:00 Choose the distribution and storage
00:11 Set the options (Wi-Fi, SSH, keyboard...)
00:22 Preparing to write (it takes a while)
00:55 Actually flashing the microSD card (it takes a while)
03:01 Verifying the card (it takes a while)
04:43 Finished
Scripts are available at https://github.com/GuillaumeRossolini/rpi-home
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July 06, 2025 Balade sur les plantes sauvages comestibles
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July 06, 2025 Be happy au Jardin d'émerveille
Voici un petit aperçu du début de saison 2017 au Jardin d'émerveille avec l'accueil des premiers woofeurs et stagiaires, ainsi que la reprise du Club nature pour les enfants.
Merci à tous pour votre énergie et votre bonne humeur !
Site internet : www.lejardindemerveille.com
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Lejardindemerveille
Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Q8WeyCb3yxySC3P3mGpBw
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July 06, 2025 Montage de la serre dôme géodésique au Jardin d'Emerveille
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July 06, 2025 Retour sur ... les portes ouvertes au Jardin d'émerveille
Un immense merci à tous... pour votre participation à cette première journée Portes Ouvertes. On l'avait rêvé, et grâce à vous tous, la réalité a été encore plus belle que nos rêves !
Merci à Gui Nounours, Benjamin Beaud et Luca Romaniello, nos 3 wwoofeurs tout terrain, pour toute la préparation, les repas, le bar, les crèpes et leur bonne humeur. Vous êtes géniaux !
Merci à tous les bénévoles pour leur aide : Julie, Alice, Nicole, Simon et Johan, Lola et Lola, Emeline, Manue...
Merci à tous les artistes présents pour ces magnifiques moments enchantés : Simona Rossella Boni, Agnese Migliore, Anouk Sébert, Damien, et tous ceux qui ont participé au boeuf musical.
Merci à Steve Laborie pour l'initiation à la slackline. Nous vous invitons à découvrir son projet d'accroroc Le Roc du Renard.
Merci à Flo Bourgoin pour la mise à disposition des hamacs Entre bois et sens.
Merci à Julie pour les photos et à Marie Roudalés pour la vidéo.
Merci à la mairie de Vaour et l'Association L'été de Vaour pour le prêt de matériel.
Merci à CFM Radio qui diffuse les informations du jardin.
Merci à tous ceux qui prennent part à ce projet d'une manière ou d'une autre et qui le soutiennent !
Merci pour tout votre amour.
Site : www.lejardindemerveille.com
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Lejardindemerveille
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July 06, 2025 Chantier participatif - Unis vers Terre
Chantier participatif d'isolation en laine de mouton à la forêt de la Bouyssette, dans le cadre du stage de Permaculture humaine organisé par Unis vers Terre en août 2017.
https://unisversterre.wordpress.com
Musique : Makeba de Jain
Vidéo et montage : Coline Forget, Le Jardin d'émerveille
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FAQs about 𝕭𝖆𝖘𝖘𝖕𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖔𝖑 🎬:

How many episodes does 𝕭𝖆𝖘𝖘𝖕𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖔𝖑 🎬 have?

The podcast currently has 7,451 episodes available.