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How to Configure Your Raspberry Pi for Remote Shell, Desktop, and File Transfer.The HTG Guide to Getting Started with Raspberry Pi.If you need to get up to speed in these areas, we strongly suggest reading the following guides in the order we have them listed here: What Do I Need?įor this tutorial we assume that you have a Raspberry Pi unit with Raspbian installed, are able to access the device either directly via an attached monitor and keyboard or remotely via SSH and VNC, and that you have a USB drive (or drives) attached to it.
Read on as we show you how to turn your Pi into a lean, mean, and dead silent Usenet downloading machine. You’ll never have to leave your desktop machine on over night to finish up that file or skip playing the game you wanted to play because your machine is tied up unpacking and verifying a huge download. The final benefit is how having an always-on download box shifts the burden off your desktop machine. If you use Usenet to grab your favorite TV shows, for example, an always on Raspberry Pi download box will snap them up the second they’re available. While Usenet downloads are unidirectional (there’s no seeding, trackers, or ratio monitoring like there is with a peer-to-peer service like BitTorrent), you still benefit from 24/7 operation. Even with external hard drives added into the system you would be hard pressed to break $10 a year in energy use. By comparison the Raspberry Pi consumes about $3 per year. If you followed along The How-To Geek Guide to Measuring Your Energy Use, you may recall that our modest office server burns through around $200 a year worth of electricity. Compared to running a traditional computer as a home server/download box, running a Raspberry Pi in its place will save you a pile of cash.
As we highlighted in How to Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Always-On BitTorrent Box, the primary reason for shifting your download activities to a Raspberry Pi unit is the enormous power savings.
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