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Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewers -- Introduction -- How to Use This Book -- Chapter 1: Your Shopping List -- Raspberry Pi -- Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ -- Quad Core -- 64 Bit -- ARM Cortex-A53 -- Networking -- GPIO Header -- Camera and Display Serial Interfaces -- Gibibyte versus Gigabyte -- Why Buy This Pi? -- Suppliers -- Raspberry Pi Zero W -- Why Buy This Pi? -- Suppliers -- Adapters -- Suppliers -- Other Raspberry Pis -- Raspberry Pi GPIO Breakout Board -- Suppliers -- 5-Volt USB Micro Power Supply -- Other Power Supply Options -- Suppliers -- Integrated Circuits (ICs) -- ATmega328P-PU -- Suppliers -- Datasheet -- 16MHz TTL Clock Oscillator -- Suppliers -- Datasheet -- 74LVC245A Octal Bus Transceiver -- Suppliers -- Datasheet -- LEDs -- 10-Segment Bar Graphs -- Datasheet -- Generic LED -- Datasheet -- microSD Cards -- Jargon Breakdown -- USB Flash Device -- Resistors -- Hookup Wire -- Pre-Made Jumpers -- Tactile Switch -- Soldering Tools and Knowhow -- Some Words About Suppliers -- Some Words on Parts Cost -- All the Parts, All Together -- Chapter 2: Meet the Raspberry Pi -- Introduction -- Windows -- MacOS X -- Linux -- The Stuff You Need -- Hardware Setup -- Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ -- Raspberry Pi Zero W -- Both Pis -- Install Raspbian with NOOBS -- What Is NOOBS? -- What Is Raspbian? -- Format Your microSD Card -- Windows -- MacOS X -- A Short Rant -- Using the SD Association SD Memory Card Formatter -- Linux -- Download NOOBS -- All Operating Systems Except Raspbian -- Raspbian -- Install NOOBS -- Windows -- MacOS X -- Linux -- Raspbian -- Raspbian, Linux, and MacOS X -- Boot NOOBS -- Troubleshooting -- Install Raspbian -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: Survival Linux -- Orientation -- The Desktop -- The Terminal App -- The Web Browser -- Behind the Curtain -- Rebooting and Shutting Down

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