Installing Swift 3.0 developer preview on a Raspberry Pi 2/3 with Ubuntu 16.04
Fetching the Swift ARM team's daily build and extracting it into a Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu 16.04, ready to drive the GPIO pins from Swift.
Fetching the Swift ARM team's daily build and extracting it into a Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu 16.04, ready to drive the GPIO pins from Swift.
Flashing Ubuntu 16.04 server minimal onto a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 and bringing it up over ssh only, which vanilla Ubuntu will not do on its own.
Reading the GPIO pin numbering, wiring an LED to GPIO4 on a breadboard and switching it on from Swift running on the Raspberry Pi itself.
Installing a Swift 3.0 preview build on a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 running Raspbian, from apt sources to a first script that talks to the GPIO pins.
Getting Raspbian onto a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 and configured over ssh alone — no monitor, no keyboard, no mouse — ready for Swift 3.0 afterwards.
The index of the whole series: Raspbian headless with no cables, Swift 3.0 installed, and GPIO pins driving an LED, all over ssh from one machine.
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