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Hardware
Fons van der Plas edited this page Dec 5, 2018
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The printi client is designed for the following hardware:
These cheap Linux computers are perfect for this project, since they are cheap (€15), have Wi-Fi (with access point/hotspot) built in, and have just enough storage (32MB) for python3, pip, the requests package, git, and some code.
From a Shenzhen manufacturer, they claim to sell the cheapest 58mm printer on the market (€20). Their drivers are compatible with CUPS Linux (although the Omega doesn't have enough storage for CUPS 😟), and they provide the driver's source code.
The device has a lot of empty space inside its shell, enough to secretly tuck in the Omega.
The thing on the left is actually a Raspberry Pi 🤫
- Home
- Overview
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Build your own!
- Hardware
- easy: solderless
- pro: integrated computer
- Installing the client
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Background stories
- First Steps
- Second printi
- Reverse engineering a printer driver
- Netorking with many printers
- Hosting a configuration server
- Extras