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If an idling raspberry pi is too power hungry, a microcontroller like an ESP32 could be made to respond to ARPs. $8 for the MCU and a couple of afternoons of n
by elevation 3y ago
If an idling raspberry pi is too power hungry, a microcontroller like an ESP32 could be made to respond to ARPs. $8 for the MCU and a couple of afternoons of noodling. It's not going to run avahi for you though.
- cozzyd 3y agoUse a beaglebone black. modern rpis use too much power.