What 32-bit hardware are you still selfhosting on?
from kiol@discuss.online to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 01 Sep 17:37
https://discuss.online/post/44873531

cross-posted from: discuss.online/post/44873486

I’m continuing to use an original Pi Zero and Pi Zero W, for breadboard experiments.

#selfhosted

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kiol@discuss.online on 01 Sep 17:39 next collapse

I occasionally spin up Octoprint, and Klipper, on a Pi Zero W.

mushroommunk@lemmy.today on 01 Sep 17:43 next collapse

Also running some things in a pi zero w. It’s starting to get a little processing limited so I might add a second and split some things off. Pihole, stats page I wrote to help me track stuff, those sorts of things

kiol@discuss.online on 01 Sep 17:45 collapse

Did you consider doing the “mount a small monitor” style stats dashboard in your home?

mushroommunk@lemmy.today on 01 Sep 17:48 collapse

This is more for like rating movies I’ve watched and books I’ve read, not calories or weight or anything. It’s not updating often enough for a monitor and it’s accessible from anywhere so I can pull it up on my phone at any time.

PetteriPano@lemmy.world on 01 Sep 17:48 next collapse

The only internet-connected 32-bit device I own is a PowerBook G4 running MorphOS. I have an OG raspberry pi that controls a model lighthouse that we have for decoration.

In my old house I had two pi zero W:s with IR-HATs that turned on the air conditioning when they saw my phone nearby over Bluetooth. I’d still run those if I lived there.

kiol@discuss.online on 01 Sep 17:54 collapse

Which IR hat were you using? Guess I’m not aware of MorphOS.

PetteriPano@lemmy.world on 01 Sep 18:15 collapse

I can’t recall where I got them. Probably the cheapest stuff off of eBay or Amazon. Looks like adafruit has one, too.

The original remote for my Panasonic units sends all the settings over IrDA, so I only had to record and replay the commands to turn it on and off.

glizzyguzzler@piefed.blahaj.zone on 01 Sep 18:54 next collapse

I’ve got a pi zero w doing shairport-sync https://github.com/mikebrady/shairport-sync , which makes the pi pretend to be an AirPlay receiver. I combine it with the cheapest DAC I can get (used to be Adafruit before they ditched theirs sadly, now it’s https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/audio-dac-shim-line-out ) and bam old speakers are airplay compatible. The Pi is on Trixie and everything.

It’s fantastic that it can do the airplay2 and everything without skipping a beat. Great coding from the dev of it (Mike Brady)!

yesman@lemmy.world on 01 Sep 19:43 next collapse

I’ve got a low-energy Intel Atom server. The CPU is technically 64 bit, but some of the other hardware is still 32bit, limiting you to that.

I’ve been running Debian on it (and several predecessors). I’m stuck on Debian12 because they’re dropping 32bit support after that.

I don’t really use it to “self-host” other than as a file server for backups and Pihole.

sj_zero@social.fbxl.net on 02 Sep 00:13 collapse

I've got proxmox on a pair of atoms.

darko@feddit.org on 01 Sep 20:40 next collapse

Olimex Allwinner A20

tired_n_bored@lemmy.world on 01 Sep 22:07 next collapse

2011 MiniPC. I dont use it for anything but a testground

kayzeekayzee@lemmy.blahaj.zone on 01 Sep 23:02 next collapse

nintendo 3ds

sj_zero@social.fbxl.net on 02 Sep 00:12 next collapse

Started playing with some riscv32 microcontrollers.

ripcord@lemmy.world on 02 Sep 03:48 collapse

Various ESP32s