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Raspberry Pi Project – A 1960s wallbox interfaced with Sonos

The inspiration for this project came from @nivnov pointing me to http://wallbox.weebly.com/. I had somewhat of a different take on the

This is far easier than I thought it’d be. I had to change it to get around some blacklisting my

A potential project requires me to detect Sonos devices on a network and find their IP addresses. Since Sonos only

Presumably everyone knows what the Raspberry Pi is, by now, so I’ll not start there. You may or may not

This method will monitor a connection via ping and, on failure, it will bring up the line. Below is my

As a revision to my earlier post on the matter, here’s a better constructed way to achieve the same effect

When a router’s next hop gateway is in the same subnet as the previous hop, it’ll send an redirect to

, at a very basic level, is when a collection of servers share the same IP address and data is

There’s a number of compelling reasons not to use them. Here’s just a few: They can’t be stepped through and

I’ve done this enough times to be confident that it works. There’s some great instructions written by Daniel Bernhardt which cover