#UltimateHomeServer: Setting Up Netboot on your Raspberry Pi

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[barryman]

We need a Level1Rants channel so Wendell can finally get it all out.

[SxC]

"The reason Apple's a 3 trillion-dollar company is not because their hardware is amazing. It's because their software is cohesive"

Totally agree. I wish more FOSS developers would focus on usability over adding new features. I don't mind running home assistant (and occasionally tearing my hair out) for _my_ smart home but I would absolutely choose something like HomeKit for my parents home since it's so much easier to configure.

[imawsome]

the Mountain Dew can and unenthusiastic facial expressions make me feel at home. Thank you for everything you've taught me over the years Wendel.

[duojornalistico]

This is really incredible! I've always had the same hatred towards managing a lot of SD cards scattered around the house but I lacked the knowledge about netboot and was kind of overwhelmed by all the information online when I first tried it. Thank you for these lovely rants!

Dude I just found this channel looking for 100G network cards. Saw a bunch of really simplified and accessible concept explained in that video and clicked on this one. That's it I am subscribing. I've spent too much time around large scaled data centers that I no longer know how to even make up cheap and easy solutions. Now that I bought a house and get the grind to bring a bunch of home automation, I am finding out how insanely expensive it is to have automated HVAC or humidity tuned.

[ramosel]

Wow, this had a real pre-Tek Syndicate blowup feel. Well, except we see Wendell's face. Thanks Wendell. Good times... again.

[TheSasquatchjones]

This is why teaching STEM is so important ESPECIALLY the open source side. Open source depends on community and the more young people we educate in this field, the better off humanity will be.

[lenthemofo]

I got a large amount of old rPis recently and this is exactly what I needed. Thanks for the video!

[issacohasi]

Amazing!!! In this internet world thar 90% of tutorials and ideas is a just copy and paste from other guy, i found your new, fresh and cool content! thanks for sharing

[stephenreaves]

Whenever I start a new project, I just need to wait about a week and Wendell will show me everything I'm doing wrong lol
PS, still waiting on that Openshift walkthrough

[timothyschumann]

I was worried you were about to say Apple's software was amazing. 'Uhhh, very cohesive' is a perfect description.

[aaronchamberlain]

They say that when an idea needs to exist many people are thinking about it. I’m working on netbooting my pis that are part of a Kubernetes cluster as well. I found someone selling a tutorial (that’s new) and many fragmented tutorials to get it working. Was going to write up my own and here we are. Might still do mine. The world can always use more info.

[amessman]

I'd love to see a video going over the setup of a server for this, and other computers.

[wheytomuchforher]

When I see a video with Wendell. "My body is ready"

[rjdp]

Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit is official! Awesome, now we can make even overpowered setups

[planixxx]

Exactly the thing that i am currently working on. But instead of copying all of the root fs for each rpi my plan is to have a single read only one and on top of that mount a rw overlay fs for each rpi. That way i dont have to do updates to base system of each rpi and it becomes even more easier to manage.

[bryanv.]

Lol, just came from the main channel. We need an "I'm feeling lucky!" button right that takes us straight to this video from the main channel video intro

[DarkSwordsman]

I have that same O11 case. I really love it.

[dolex]

I'd buy a recipe themed book with Wendell and Jeff Geelings face on it. Kinda like the CCNA command booklet.

[Klingon]

In a Palpatine voice when talking to pfSense: “Initiate option 66”!