Raspberry pi

The SX Pro dongle sounds like a fantastic method of launching payloads to your nintendo switch. However, you can make the same "Dongle" with your raspberry pi. Basically all you have to do is to follow this guide, and modify existing payload to the one you desire: https://gbatemp.net/threads/fusee-a-la-framboise-a-portable-rpi-fusee-gelee-rig.502507/ This is an alternative to launching payloads via e.g. Android and TegraSmash (via Windows) Part1: Installing the OS on the Raspberry:  1. Download raspberry image: https://github.com/moriczgergo/fusee-framboise/releases 2. Flash it to your RPi's SD card by using  Etcher . Part2: Changing the default payload (fusee to something else): 1. Boot up the raspberry pi using the default account: user: pi; password: raspberry. 2. Do the following to enable FTP:  Raspberry Pi FTP Server In this Raspberry Pi FTP server tutorial, we are using Raspbian, if you don’t have it installed then check out my guide on installin...

software that makes it easy to install noobs I used SD Card Formatter to format my 64gb SD card, and used the Full Write option to format the card. Then i installed and ran the instructions: http://www.pibakery.org/docs/install-win.html

The following are some of the ways to remove docker images/containers: Remove single image docker rmi image_name:version/image-id Remove all images docker rmi $(docker images -qf "dangling=true") Kill containers and remove them: docker rm $(docker kill $(docker ps -aq)) Note: Replace  kill  with  stop  for graceful shutdown Remove all images except "my-image" Use grep to remove all except  my-image  and  ubuntu docker rmi $(docker images | grep -v 'ubuntu\|my-image' | awk {'print $3'}) Or  (without awk) docker rmi $(docker images --quiet | grep -v $(docker images --quiet ubuntu:my-image)) Delete all docker containers docker rm $(docker ps -a -q) Delete all docker images docker rmi $(docker images -q) Removing Containers To remove specific container docker rm CONTAINER_ID CONTAINER_ID For single image docker rm 70c0e19168cf For multiple images docker rm 70c0e19168cf c2ce80b62174 Remove exite...