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A "survival wiki." I built it for myself. It's mediawiki on a raspberry pi zero, AC/DC powered, with an e-ink display. It connects automatically to a known wifi
by daenz 6y ago
A "survival wiki." I built it for myself. It's mediawiki on a raspberry pi zero, AC/DC powered, with an e-ink display. It connects automatically to a known wifi network and displays the connection details. When the wifi network goes down however, it automatically switches to access-point mode, allowing you to connect directly to it through your phone or other wifi client device.
There's still some quirks to work out, but it works well. I store personal knowledge on it and I don't have to worry about rebooting my primary computer (and taking down the wiki), or a power outage preventing me from accessing my information.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CTYjKq0DLYVV7LBktW-bQrxZv2FadGIx/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CTYjKq0DLYVV7LBktW-bQrxZv2F...
- entropie 6y agoVery interesting. Any code?
- daenz 6y agoThanks, nothing public yet but I am getting inspired to share what I have. It is really nothing more than some systemd units, /etc configurations, and a dockerfile. I will try to put something together though.
- kodachi 6y agoPlease do, real-life examples of systemd units are useful for learning.