This document provides information about the Raspberry Pi single board computer. It introduces the author and gives a brief history of the Raspberry Pi project. It then summarizes the key specifications of the Raspberry Pi, explaining why it is low cost and barebones. Finally, it discusses operating systems that can run on the Raspberry Pi and provides examples of common projects and ideas for using the Raspberry Pi.

1. RASPBERRY Pi

2. CONTENTS
Myself
The Team behind it.
Raspberry Pi
Specifications
Why it is Low Cost?
Why it is barebone?
Projects & Ideas
Operating System
Making Bootable SD Card
Basic Setup
Demo
Q & A

3. MYSELF
● Mohammed Danish Amber aka C@3$@r (CAESAR)
● Working in TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES
● L2 Administrator for Network & Security Operations
● Trained on CEH & CHFI
● Hardware Hacking and Web Penetration
● Owns a Company under the Webrows Live Technologies

4. The Team beind it
● The Raspberry Pi Foundaton – Charitable organisation
● Founding Members – David Braben, Jack Lang, Pete
Lomas, Alan Mycrott, Robert Mullins & Eben Upton
● University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory and
Broadcom
● Caldecote, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
● May 2009

5. RASPBERRY Pi

6. RASPBERRY Pi
● It's a credit card size single board computer
● Built in UK
● Intented for teaching Computer Science
● Manufactured by Element 14/Premier Farnell & RS
Components
● Prised at 25$ for Model A and 35$ for Model B

7. Specifications
SoC Broadcom 2835
CPU 700 MHz ARM1176JZF-S core (ARM11 family)
GPU Broadcom Video Core IV, OpenGL ES 2.0 (24 GFLOPS)
MPEG-2 & VC-1 (with license) 1080p h.264/MPEG-4 AVC High profile encoder &
decoder
MEMORY (SDRAM) 512 MB Model B rev 2 & 256 Model A
USB 2.0 Ports 2 Model B rev 2 & 1 256 Model A
Video Output Composite RCA (PAL and NTSC), HDMI (rev 1.3 & 1.4),
Audio Output 3.5 mm J Crack & HDMI
Onboard Storage SD/MMC/SDIO card slot
Onboard Network 10/100 Ethernet
Low Level Peripherals 8 x GPIO, UART
Power ratings 700 mA (3.5w) Model B & 300 mA (1.5w) Model A
Power source 5 volt via MicroUSB or GPIO Header
Size 85.60 mm x 53.98 mm
Weight 45g

9. Why is it low cost?
● Funded charitable project (Dell & Sony)
● For understanding Computer Science
● Open Source Hardware
● ARM Processor
● Embedded Ram
● Less Power
● Low Cost Hi-Def GPU
● Barebone

10. Why is Barebone?
● Not limited to normal computing
● Used with almost anything
● Adding features
● Use it as the way you like
● Convert to anything
● Endless ideas and projects integrations

11. Projects & Ideas
● Home Security System
● Automated Coffee Machine
● GPS Tracker
● Quadropter with wireless camera
● Portable Laptop
● Arcade machine
● Server ( web, database, torrent, hotspot)
● Portable Pentesting Machine
● Many more...

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15. Projects & Ideas

16. Operating System
● Raspbian (Ported version of Debian)
● Debian
● Fedora
● Arch Linux
● Risc OS
● Free BSD
● Net BSD
● Plan 9
● Pwn Pi
● Kali Linux

17. Making Bootable SD Card
● Windows – using win32 Disk Image writer
● Linux – using dd comand
– sudo dd if=path_of_your_image.img of=/dev/diskn bs=4m
● For Bootable Pendrive/Hardrive use berryboot installer

18. Basic Setup
● Keyboard & Mouse
● 5 volt microusb charger
● Lan wire
● HDMI or RCA Video cord
● RCA Video or HDMI supportable screen
● SD card with OS

19. Q & A