Utplassering Dag 3 (In English)

Today's blog is going to be in English because of an English task.
When I first arrived today, I went to greet everyone as usual. Although David was not there early on because of a meeting, but he came later.
There wasn't much to do at the morning, so therefore I just checked It's Learning and Facebook a couple of times.

After a little while I got a task from Alexander about Raspberry Pi which I could do pretty much when I wanted.
The Raspberry Pi is basically a very tiny computer. To be honest it's really slow and not efficient because of the size and specs you get with it.

Instead of working with the Raspberry Pi at once, I ended up watching Kai build his PC for about 10 minutes, then helping Sveinung with his task. Sveinung's task was basically to register all the PCs that came in that day and put them on place. Therefore I helped by saying the register-name on most PCs while he typed it in, then starting on my own task.

I asked for some help by Alexander just to get started and he told me to go to this site: Raspberrypi.org I started downloading the "Raspbian Jessie" which is the newest setup for this

computer. Then I unzipped the file which was about 1,24GB to another folder, then extracting that file over to a Micro SD card. After that I put the Micro SD card into the Raspberry Pi and plugging in the necessary cables which was: HDMI Cable, PC mouse, Keyboard and a micro usb for power. When all that was plugged in, the board had power and it started setting up. After it finally launched, I got to update the drivers and upgrade the board. I did this whole process two times on two different SD cards.

When I finished this task and finished watching the OneNote courses which we got from Joost, Sveinung and David took me with them to Risersletta. Over there we tried setting up some phones and a few printers. But since we only had about 2 hours on us, we only put up three phones and no printers.



 This is where most of the cables were located, and we had to fix it.
When we finished putting up all those cables we went back to the school, and the day was over.