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* Raspberry Pi Zero * Raspberry Pi Zero
* >4GB microSD card Class 10 * >4GB microSD card Class 10
* "TinyLCD35" 3.5 inch TFT Display with pcb for Raspberry Pi Zero from NeoSec * Any 40-pin TFT display
* 4x AAA battery holder * 4x AAA battery holder
* 4x AAA batteries * 4x AAA batteries
* 5V VRM * 5V VRM
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* USB OTG Cable * USB OTG Cable
* iPazzPort Wireless Mini Handheld Keyboard * iPazzPort Wireless Mini Handheld Keyboard
* 3D printed case (Design will be provided) * 3D printed case (Design will be provided)
* Custom-booting Raspbian Lite * Adafruit DPI TFT Kippah
## Usage
An Internet connection will be needed to run some of the commands included in the preparation script.
It's recommended that a Raspberry Pi Zero W is used to connect to Internet. However, I have a few issues with creating an IoT calculator, so an alternative is to use a Raspberry Pi 1 B+ to do the package installation.
An alternative to the alternative is to boot once on the Zero, then insert the MicroSD into a PC and copy the required .deb files into a directory on the SD, then install them locally again when booted back into the Zero.
If I tried really hard, I might be able to make a custom Raspbian image that's all preconfigured and you won't have to worry about it.
Anyway, after getting the packages installed, simply run the "calcsetup.sh" script. It'll create needed config files.
It'll also ask for your root password when needed - Just a heads up.
## Assembly
This section will be updated when the physical layout is finalized.