You can do everything on the CHIP itself, but I recommend you use a regular computer for the preparations, especially for the index generation. You do not need it for the catalog itself to work. This is obviously only needed for the download of the catalog. The faster the better because you are going to download a lot. **I highly advice against using an external hard drive due to the massively higher power consumption**. Or you download the version that lacks most media content (images, videos, audio ) (saves 30 GB ).
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If you want to use a 64GB drive, then you either can't use the full text search index (saves 12 GB ). For this I bought a cheap SanDisk Flash drive with 128GB capacity. **USB flash drive to hold the libraries**. You essentially get a handheld computer for 69$. The computer chip itself is removable from the casing and can be used with a HDMI extension board if you prefer.
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It comes with its own screen, keyboard and battery and thus is ideal for portable use. # Preparations You need multiple things for this: - **A portable device that runs debian linux** I used the (), mainly because I got it from Kickstarter a while back, but also because it is the ideal device. Usually everything is lowercase to keep it simple. In Windows, it does not matters if you use uppercase or lowercase in commands, file and directory names, in Linux it does. **Case sensitivity** names in Linux are case sensitive. Depending on how the program that needs the file is programmed it will either ignore the faulty lines, ignore the file completely and use defaults or completely fail to start. This makes editing and displaying them easier, but because you edit them manually most of the time instead of using a specific tool you have to be very careful to not make any mistakes. **Text files** Most stuff that is exposed on the virtual file system on Linux is provided in the form of text files.
You can read about this concept in the () entry on Wikipedia. You can repeat the command and you will see that the number it shows is increasing. As an example `cat /proc/uptime` will show you how long your Linux system has been powered on. Because everything is organized in directories and files you can essentially browse the computer as if it was a big disk. The directory is purely virtual and does not exists on a disk. There is for example the folder `/dev` which holds links to almost all devices that are somehow connected to the system. Everything starts at the root directory (`/`) and build on top of it. **Virtual File system** In Linux you do not have the concept of drive letters. You can do about everything on the terminal. Primary reason for that is, that a graphical user interface is not an essential component in a Linux installation and in fact, most Linux servers lack one. # Understanding Linux If you have never worked with linux you have to wrap your head around a few things: - **Terminals** The text terminal of a linux machine is way more powerful than the one (`CMD`) provided in Windows. In the worst case you just have to reinstall the operating system.
Unless you start removing random files on your linux system, there is almost no damage you can do to it.
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The manual is kept as simple as possible and you usually find the exact commands to type provided here. # Computer Knowledge We expect that you have a basic understanding of file/folder structures and are not scared to run commands in a terminal. It essentially allows you to have most of the important human knowledge plus the article about Donald Trump in your hands, always available, as long as the internal battery isn 't dead. # What is this This document describes how you can carry the entire set of the english wikipedia with you.
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# The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Or how to carry a copy of the entire english wikipedia in your pocket. **Note** This is available for your web browser here:
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