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The old website was powered by an old CMS, and an upgrade to the current version is necessary for a long time. Unfortunately, due to the age of the CMS, this is impossible. For this reason, a new CMS has been set up, and the old posts are now being gradually migrated to the new CMS and outdated articles are skipped.
Unfortunately, this will still take some time. Please be patient.
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Otherwise just open my English home page now :-)
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The Delock 11827 switchable power outlet is not calibrated by default. You can calibrate it yourself very quickly as follows:
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A lot of people are interested in a Raspberry Pi and want to get some idea about the operating system running on Pi without the need to buy a Pi first. I actually searched for a convenient way to test a backup script called raspiBackup I wrote for the Raspberry Pi. A nice way to evaluate Raspbian or to run any tests is to use QEMU to emulate the Raspberry Pi. Note that special Pi hardware like GPIO et al cannot be simulated. It's just the processor which is simulated. You need a Raspbian image and a system with Linux or Windows. Today I configured my system to run a Pi in QEMU and in the following article I explain step by step how I installed and configured QEMU on my Debian based Linux. The image has a networking connection right after startup and will use the existing host network connection with NAT. Finally a script is provided which executes the steps described and simplifies the image creation process.