Printing done on a Makerfarm 8" Prusa i3. The STL files can be found on THINGIVERSE: HERE : is another album detailing the interior.Īnd HERE: is a work in progress bill of materials. HERE: is an album detailing the construction of the machine. The case is 3D printed and accounts for the aforementioned 20 hours of printing. Presenting the PortaBerry Pi, its a handled emulator utilizing (above all else) a raspberry pi, TFT display, and 9.6v NiMh battery. If you've gotten this far, I'll assume you can figure out how to make a static route permanent if need be :) route add default gw 192.168.42.This is my first post here and I'd like to share the outcome of nearly a month of work (20 hours of which my Makerfarm 8" Prusa i3 did). I've left it like this because I don't know if Android likes to change it's tether gateway address very often. It's worth noting that this static route is temporary and will not survive rebooting your Pi. Now to set up routing so that your Pi can see the world via your Android device.Ĭheck to see which IP address that your Android device is using arp -aĪdd a default route pointing all traffic from your Pi out to your Android device. Mine seems to disconnect the session every minute or so - very annoying. Enter it.Ĭongratulations - you should now have terminal access to your Pi with a software keyboard. Start up VX ConnectBot and SSH hitting return until it asks you for your password. On your Android device, go to Settings / Wireless & Networks / More / Tethering & Portable Hotspot. Your Android device has internet connectivity via WiFi/3G and it is enabledĪdd the following to /etc/network/interfaces iface usb0 inet staticĬonnect your Android device to your Pi via it's USB data cable.You are using the default Pi username / password.Your PI is configured to run SSHd on startup.Hackers Keyboard - because I like tab complete (Free in the Google Play store).VX ConnectBot terminal emulator (Free in the Google Play store).
Yoobao "Long March" -11200mA 1A / 2A battery (good for 10+ hours!).Asus Transformer Prime (Android 4.1.1.Raspberry Pi v2 (Linux raspberrypi 3.1.9+ #125 PREEMPT).I guess the next thing to do after this would be to set up some sort of VNC server and connect to the Pi's GUI via the Droid. Even if I did all of these things, I'd like to save myself the extra USB port by having both my network and input go over the same port. I wanted to make one, but I don't have a compatible WiFi dongle, nor do I have a wireless keyboard and mouse. I love the idea of a truly portable Raspberry Pi box. You just have to configure the RPi for it once and you are good to go.Īllows you to use your Android device as keyboard input and terminal display for your Raspberry PiĪllows you to tether your Raspberry PI to your Android device's WiFi (3G untested, but should work).
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