It allows you to create an image that comes preconfigured for your wifi network, which is perfect for headless setups where you don’t have to bother with a keyboard or mouse. I really like the tool PiBakery to do this.
An 8gb microSD card is plenty of space for this build. The first thing we need to do is create a boot image for our Pi. This is going to be a pretty code heavy project, but if you’ve never built anything with Raspberry Pi, this is a great place to get started. Fortunately the Raspberry Pi 3 is powerful enough to run the popular media server software, Plex, and with an external hard drive, we’ve got plenty of space for our library. Running a dedicated media server is the usual way to do this, but a computer that’s up all the time can be pretty expensive in terms of electrical usage.
If you have a backup of your digital media, it’s nice to have a convenient way to play it back.
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