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Tutorials reference everyday Linux/Pi tools: OpenSSH, rsync, apt (Debian/Ubuntu), Docker, Samba (SMB), Jellyfin/Plex — each card has brief notes and links.
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Install Raspberry Pi OS
Download image, write to SD and boot.
Uses e.g.: Raspberry Pi Imager, Raspberry Pi OS, optional OpenSSH for headless access.
Set up Wi‑Fi
Configure Wi‑Fi in a stable, traceable way.
Uses e.g.: NetworkManager or wpa_supplicant (depending on OS), DHCP/DNS on the home network.
Enable SSH
Set up secure remote access for maintenance.
Uses e.g.: OpenSSH (sshd, ssh), key or password login.
Create a backup
Plan and implement data backup.
Uses e.g.: rsync, OpenSSH (remote), optional Samba as target path.
Run updates
Update the system cleanly and reduce risk.
Uses e.g.: apt (apt-get), systemd (restart services).
Docker basics
Understand containers as a technical base for services.
Uses e.g.: Docker Engine, typical images (e.g. for Jellyfin, Samba containers, custom services).
Set up NVMe
Detect and mount NVMe storage on the Pi correctly.
Uses e.g.: Linux kernel drivers, lsblk/fdisk, filesystems (ext4 etc.), optional fstab.
Quickstart for beginners
1. Installation
Start with Raspberry Pi OS and first-time setup.
2. Network + access
Wi‑Fi, SSH and reachability in a stable order.
3. Hardening
Updates and backup before production services.
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Network basics
Hostnames, DNS and port checks in more depth.
Uses e.g.: ping, ss or netstat, systemd-resolved/getent, OpenSSH to test reachability.
Backup basics
Strategy, restore and a safe backup routine.
Uses e.g.: rsync, OpenSSH, Samba permissions on shares.
Linux basics without detours
Practical Linux basics for daily use.
Uses e.g.: Bash/shell, apt, systemd, OpenSSH client.
Additional structured guides
Advanced technical area
Docker, services, ports
Use containers only where operations and recovery are documented.
Diagnostics and error chains
When problems appear: symptom first, then service status, then network and storage.
Suggested order
Start with setup, then Linux basics and backup. Only then go deeper into network and Docker topics.