Post by @stefano

A Raspberry Pi Zero W inside a custom 3D-printed beige case, featuring a raised littleFedi logo and pencil icon on the lid. The case has rounded corners, a fitted removable cover, and two rectangular openings for the Raspberry Pi’s ports. It rests on a gray desk, with the 3D printing layer lines subtly visible on its surface.
A Raspberry Pi Zero W inside a custom 3D-printed beige case, featuring a raised littleFedi logo and pencil icon on the lid. The case has rounded corners, a fitted removable cover, and two rectangular openings for the Raspberry Pi’s ports. It rests on a gray desk, with the 3D printing layer lines subtly visible on its surface.
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Uriel Fanelli
@uriel @x.keinpfusch.net
@stefano@rpi0w.stefanomarinelli.it you should sell these boxes, just plug and play.

@uriel@x.keinpfusch.net exactly, I'm starting to consider this idea. And it would fund the project.

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Uriel Fanelli
@uriel @x.keinpfusch.net
The only point to cover is:

1. how to (auto)configure TCP forwarding on the home router attached.
2. how to (auto)configure DDNS on some remote DDNS provider.

Then IMHO you have a product.

@uriel@x.keinpfusch.net I have had already implemented an A/B solution powered by NetBSD and have the entire littleMesh infrastructure ready for this. I've had to remove the clear mentions of it from the code before the first release. There's one big stopper at the moment: the shortage/high prices of those SBC devices.

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Jay 🚩 :runbsd:
@jaypatelani @bsd.network

@stefano @uriel you will probably need to create some upgrade mechanism so it won't overright /etc files.

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Jay 🚩 :runbsd:
@jaypatelani @bsd.network

@stefano @uriel how ? O.o