raspberry pi Raspberry Pi 4 - Running Raspbian Buster from an HDD [Updated Guide] Some time ago I wrote this guide on how to run Raspbian Stretch from an HDD on the Raspberry Pi 3. With the new Buster release, and the new Raspberry Pi 4, the process is a bit different, so here I'm documenting it with an updated guide. Note: You still
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raspberry pi Multi-Purpose Raspberry Pi 3 Home Server with Docker [Nextcloud, Gogs, Home Assistant etc.] Running from HDD, with Reverse Proxy [Traefik] and Auto DNS Updates [via ddclient/Cloudflare] Here is the setup I'm using on my Raspberry Pi 3 server, compiled from different guides across the internet. Raspbian is running from an HDD for better performance, with most of the services running on Docker. This offers great maintainability, as all services start with a single docker-compose up. By
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