schematrix/HAS_Prepper_Disk
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What it is
Offline knowledge archive for a Raspberry Pi 5 with an NVMe SSD. Serves Wikipedia, maps, medical references and repair guides over the Pi's own Wi-Fi hotspot, so any device that joins can browse them without internet. Built on Internet-in-a-Box and Kiwix, with setup scripts and…
Who it's for
People setting up a self-contained offline reference library on a Raspberry Pi, such as preppers, off-grid users or those with limited connectivity
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