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keenklee

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pi hole can run even on 2012 Pi 1
No harm trying.

Anyways, pi hole don't need to be so powerful. I run a similar software on my rpi4 also i think overkill.
IMHO.
Thanks for the tip. I should have a Pi somewhere.......
 

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IMHO.
Thanks for the tip. I should have a Pi somewhere.......
No prob.

I was doing research on which PI to get before covid struck hence i remember some post about ppl still running pi hole on their ancient pi 1. I think there are still as recent as 2024 on reddit.

But likely there is a chance you won't be able to run newer version of pihole due to the dependencies... see luck bah
Maybe your old one is a Pi 3, if so then that would make things easier
 

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No prob.

I was doing research on which PI to get before covid struck hence i remember some post about ppl still running pi hole on their ancient pi 1. I think there are still as recent as 2024 on reddit.

But likely there is a chance you won't be able to run newer version of pihole due to the dependencies... see luck bah
Maybe your old one is a Pi 3, if so then that would make things easier
I'm running mine on PI1, no issues at all and can do the updates. It's not a resource hog. I have 4.3 million domains on the blacklist.
 

keenklee

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No prob.

I was doing research on which PI to get before covid struck hence i remember some post about ppl still running pi hole on their ancient pi 1. I think there are still as recent as 2024 on reddit.

But likely there is a chance you won't be able to run newer version of pihole due to the dependencies... see luck bah
Maybe your old one is a Pi 3, if so then that would make things easier

I'm running mine on PI1, no issues at all and can do the updates. It's not a resource hog. I have 4.3 million domains on the blacklist.
IMHO.
I hope my PI is still somewhere around as I recently renovated....
 

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I'm running mine on PI1, no issues at all and can do the updates. It's not a resource hog. I have 4.3 million domains on the blacklist.
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A small Pi will do, preferably one with an Ethernet port. I'm using ethernet. At home, i have lots of devices connected to home network, lots of queries, hence need to be stable.
 

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IMHO.
I hope my PI is still somewhere around as I recently renovated....
Actually old PI hardware still can have many uses. I have another PI1 lying around to do air pollutant (PM2.5 and PM10) sniffing, especially useful during the haze when I don't trust NEA data.
 

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Actually old PI hardware still can have many uses. I have another PI1 lying around to do air pollutant (PM2.5 and PM10) sniffing, especially useful during the haze when I don't trust NEA data.
IMHO.
When I got my Pi, those are the stuffs I want to do but life got in the way. :ROFLMAO:
Now need to rewind back.
 

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IMHO.
When I got my Pi, those are the stuffs I want to do but life got in the way. :ROFLMAO:
Now need to rewind back.
Same here, something can be done in hours took weeks to complete. But eventually got it up running and forget.
 

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one of the reasons why we need the Pi-Hole.

My computer reports grammarly keep sending these logs persistently. My vivo phone, sony tv, samsung smart tv also have been pinging these logs. Pi hole blocks it
 
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