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I’ve got a Raspberry Pi 4 booting from an old SSD I pulled from my MBP 2011. I run it as a “pi-vpn” tap server and it has Samba installed. Using Tunnelblick o
by OnlyMortal 3y ago
I’ve got a Raspberry Pi 4 booting from an old SSD I pulled from my MBP 2011.
I run it as a “pi-vpn” tap server and it has Samba installed.
Using Tunnelblick on my MBP, I can access my LAN from wherever I am. TimeMachine works too.
However, I mostly use the VPN to get to UK TV when I’m abroad. Sky Go, Netflix and iPlayer mostly.
I’m planing to use my second Pi 4 as a tap client and the WiFi as an access point. I’ll take it with me next time.
I’m going to try to get a Sky Q mini working with the system to get UK TV in an extended holiday in Portugal. Both ends have symmetric 1Gbit connections so it might work.
Edit: I’ve also had a Pi 4 running N64/PSX/Arcade emulators (Emulation Station) over-clocked to get a good frame rate. PS Bluetooth controller.