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pppoeconf is included in the package pppoeconf. If you cannot run pppoeconf, you will need to install the package: sudo apt-get install pppoeconf (Sorry, I am on an Ubuntu machine right now so I am just guessing it is the same in Debian) When run, it will ask you for the technical details of your co...

flightvision

There is a stable 4.95-5.10V on the cable (with the Pi powered and drawing 300-500mA), TP1-TP2 has lower voltages though.

flightvision

Ah, thanks for the find! That's fine for me once you know it.

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I am also strongly supporting this. Nice to hear that you are already working on it.

flightvision

Sorry if it came up already - didn't find it with a glance on the topics in this subforum.

I am missing a link to the current subforum when watching a topic.

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It must have something to do with components getting warm, although I cannot feel any warm spot specifically. If the Pi is lying around a while, the first boot attempt is succeeding, while each further try will yield more errors like these: end_request: I/O error, dev mmcblk0, sector 67**** Error re...

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this sounds familiar to my problem: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... 55#p142355

I have yet to check if putting stress on the card could change anything.
But you could check voltage...

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Raspbian has some info in their docu:

http://www.raspbian.org/RaspbianDocumentation

flightvision

Thanks for your reply.

It indeed started on a very hot day. But it continues to be bad at ~18°C.
I will try your suggestions in the next days.

Could this drop really be related to the SD card?

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Wonderful news. Hardware stabilization? Wow, great feature.

I am looking for a streamable 'first-person-view' off the Pi and am using a Webcam so far. I am eager to get rid of the big USB connector and get a camera on a small board (anything > 2MP will be great).

flightvision

/etc/rc.local is called during startup (I have my network setup with some setting of routes there) and yes, it works in Raspbian (gets called before the first login console is available, not sure in which runlevel but network is avail). your second solution will also work: 1) script in /etc/init.d/$...

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Since some days I am experiencing all kinds of problems that are most probably related to voltage. I was well off with an Ansman 2x500mA mobile charger. I thought it would have died when I measured TP1-TP2 of 4.6V. I bought another (5V/6V/7.5V/...) power supply which shall supply 3A@5V. But the prob...

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There are indeed (somehow weird*) applications that depend on one or the other java. But I second the oppinion that there should not be in general not be any performance issues, apart from some corner cases maybe. *One of them is the official federal electronic mail exchange system for courts and la...

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I started from your wiringPi serial.h and stopped at the point where the device would signal "Baudrate too high" on the open(). From there I started my own. With the work-around I found now, I could switch back to wiringPi (which I already use for GPIO).

Thank you for that library!

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There is probably a library out there that could give you a screen to paint on, but I would take advantage of all the available drivers and mature implementation (e.g. transparent tunneling over a network) of X. You can easily start an X session that will only show your application (fullscreen and w...

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I love the Pi - it's such an accessible platform (Linux, USB, Ethernet) and it so small and easily powered with batteries!
Thank you Pi Foundation, thank you OS builders, thank you driver developpers, thank you helpful community!

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Interesting topic ;) I am doing the same. My base idea was 'controlling a model plane via IP network with cheap components'. I was quite sure I would not be unique in seeing this potential in the Pi ;) I am nearly there now: Have the base station software with HID joystick input (Linux, but easily a...

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Thank you plugwash! Installed your kernel as described in the first post. I use it together with an up-to-date Raspbian. Is stable, tested GPIO, UART/serial and am just now trying to do my first steps in I2C (which is why I upraded to your kernel for the i2c_bcm2708 module...). Thanks (to you and yo...

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Thank you for being so polite but don't fear you could insult me :) Massive thanks for helping me! I took the defined B19200 constant but I guess you pointed me in the correct direction ;) I opened the device via C. Then I watched the output of `stty -F /dev/ttyAMA0` which said the UART would run at...

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Thanks Cap'n! cat /proc/cmdline dma.dmachans=0x3c bcm2708_fb.fbwidth=1584 bcm2708_fb.fbheight=954 bcm2708.boardrev=0x2 bcm2708.serial=0xc2e004fb smsc95xx.macaddr=B8:27:EB:E0:04:FB dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=tty1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p3 rootfstype=ext4 elevator=noop rootwait There are only getty's on t...

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I am on a project with the wonderful Pi for quite a while now. I am going to write up on it more detailed soon. In 1 sentence it would be described with "Control RC-airplane over an IP-network aka WLAN". The part I am asking for help with is about serial communication from C/Linux. <sideno...

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