Hello, I am using mjpg-streamer during the Winter to detect if there is snow on my road from far. Therefore, there is a gap every year between the last time I used it and the new season opening. This year it is particularly difficult, it seems. I have been using for years a Trust Spotlight PRO webca...

anita2r wrote: Looking at the post again, I see that rpdom had already made the same suggestion.

When you do not know things, you do not see them even when they are right in front of your eyes.

Thank you!

Sleepy

anita2r wrote: Add these three lines to the file /etc/modules:
wire
w1-gpio
w1-therm

Thank you very much!
It works like a charm and I learned something new. Good I asked and better that you answered!

Sleepy

After updating the distribution (and also fiddling a lot with the PiCamera, I do not know yet what eventually triggered the problem), I got the same problem. I have been using my 3 sensors for more than a year now without problems. Doing "sudo modprobe w1-gpio" and "sudo modprobe w1-therm" solved th...

Sono d'accordo. Ma alla fine fra una cosa è l'altra spendi 10 Euro di più (i conti mi venivano di questo tipo quando ho comprato il mio). Io ho deciso per ben due volte di rischiare con RS e mi è sempre andata bene. Sia il primo RasPI del primo batch dei 10.000 che il secondo ordinato a dicembre son...

From what I am reading above, I should then not trust, not even roughly and loosely, what is reported in the FAQs on the RS RasPi site, should I? When will you ship my Raspberry Pi? The following table now shows a full despatch schedule for all outstanding orders placed on our Pi Store. The great ne...

I do not know if this can apply to your case. But in my very early beginnings with the Pi, it was due to the SD card I was using. All working perfectly starting from off condition. But once I was rebooting, it would not restart by itself. I changed distribution, but with no avail. I had to power cyc...

If you are on Debian, you can follow this way:

http://elinux.org/RPi_Setting_up_a_static_IP_in_Debian

It is the other way round, but it works.
You need to access the RPi physically only the first time (if you do not succeed otherwise).

Sleepy

Page has been moved to:

http://elinux.org/RPi_Setting_.....P_in_a_LAN

Cheers,

Sleepy

<r>It has been asked already somewhere here around, so I thought it may be useful to write a short guide on how to set-up a static IP in Debian (been there, done that):<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://elinux.org/Setting_up_a.....P_in_a_LAN">http://elinux.org/Setting_up_a.....P_in_a_LAN</URL><br/> <br/> ...

<t>Frank Buss said: <br/> <br/> Or you could just use some drivers, like SN74LVC1T45, which would even allow it to convert the 3.3 V to 5 V, e.g. for attaching an Arduino.<br/> I do not want to appear as heretic... It is just because I am presently using a circuit I made connected to the parallel po...