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nadir

Doing software support for a living is no argument.
For you 3 months might be ancient, for Debian it isn't.
It might be an idea to reconsider that opinion.

I for one don't care much for newer software. And i am pretty sure that support for iptables is not a question of being the latest and greatest.

nadir

I wouldn't call that very old. I also can't see the point in a debian subforum if the advice is to use another distribution. I could use raspbian, but am asking if i am able to solve the problem with the actual debian installation. To move all stuff installed there to the new installation is more th...

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she% iptables -L FATAL: Module ip_tables not found. iptables v1.4.14: can't initialize iptables table `filter': Table does not exist (do you need to insmod?) Perhaps iptables or your kernel needs to be upgraded. she% she% uname -r 3.1.9+ she% uname -a Linux rp-server 3.1.9+ #90 Wed Apr 18 18:23:05 ...

nadir

The above is rather about installing from github sources in general.
I found this:
http://www.screenlyapp.com/ose.html
which seems to have what you are looking for (installation instructions).

nadir

Don't take my word for it, but in short you: download the zip file from github (or the tar.gz file) unpack it and rename it according to Debian's naming scheme change inside the unpacked directory create a debian/directory and edit it accordingly and finally build the package to install it as a deb-...

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Trying to troubleshoot i wanted to use the backup-SD card. While unplugging the old SD-card i realized that it was set to "locked". Using the backup-SD card worked, but i haven't tried the other one yet.

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Usually i am using xmms2 to play music. If i do so i get no sound. I do xmms2 list and it lists the playlist correct. I do: xmms2 next and follow with xmms2 list, it is at the next song. I tried mocp instead, and it gives me this error Can't set audio parameters: Input output error Error message of ...

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"git status" tells you which files have changed, which are new and which are not commited yet (like already said above) To commit you can use: git commit -m "some useful info about the actual commit" or git commit --all # or -a default text editor will open, and uncomment what ne...

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Wenn ich mich richtig erinnere: zum Terminal wechseln: str+alt+F2 (oder F3, oder F4 ...). falls ein display-manager (slim, lightdm, etc) läuft, diesen stoppen: /etc/init.d/lightdm stop dpkg-reconfigure locales zum Ende hin wird man gefragt, was die default locale sein soll (deutsch wählen). Keyboard...

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port von ssh ändern port 40280 ssh2 nützt nichts, die probieren alle Portkombinationen durch... geht mir an meiner Firewall genauso. Gruß Efflicto Sicher nützt es was. Erstens werden alle script-kiddies abgeblockt, die die default Einstellung des Portscanners benützen (das ist schonmal ein Grosstei...

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popen() Wenn ich mich richtig erinnere, dann ist das Grundprinzip ähnlich zu fopen(): FILE *fp; if ( (fp = fopen("ls", "r")) == NULL ) { exit(-1); }; ... fgets() oder readline() oder .... Das ist aber nur ein Schuss in's Blaue (Wenn der Schuss aber in's Schwarze treffen sollte, d...

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port von ssh ändern

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Try
git clone http://github.com/raspberrypi/linux
instead

Inform the developers at the github issues page of the repo:
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues

nadir

I'm a little surprised that no one has suggested answering the original-question-as-posed, No one said: It's been ages i fooled with it (and back then ext4 was not existent): http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-read-ext3ext4-linux-partition-from-windows-7.html I recall it to be a bit of pain (it might...

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It's been ages i fooled with it (and back then ext4 was not existent):
http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-read-e ... ows-7.html
I recall it to be a bit of pain (it might be others tried it and will say: nope, that doesn't work with ext4).

nadir

Even for people like me, who want to use a gui, but not lxde and not all apps the other image comes with, it is more easy to use a minimal image and install what i want, instead of first removing everything i don't want. I tried to get used to openbox or lxde, but i really prefer fluxbox (I didn't t...

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It just happens that the uninitialized tmp variable in make_head() has the current value of list. I don't understand what you mean with uninitialized variable tmp. tmp gets memory. tmp then gets values. - Mh. perhaps you mean make_tail. That is how the video does it: struct node *tmp; /* gets no me...

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modern approach does it like this: use n as an argument to the function to find the node you want to delete. use a node *cur which will tell which node contains n, and a node *prev which is the node before/previous of cur. first find the node in a for loop if prev is NULL, cur contains n. just skip ...

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Thanks. Yes, you are right. Doing it in a function instead of in main adds another layer of complexity (to me. I often succeed in main, then put it in a function and fail miserably). I will try your code. It helps a lot to train all kind of ways (and yes, i try to find the most easy or clear way, su...

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Yes, i saw your code. But it only inserts one node (to the beginning and one to the end, one time). Sure that is less complicated. :-) Let me look again. I am using "C -a modern approach" (from there is the way to add to the beginning of the list and the loop to get user input) Adding to t...

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struct node *list, *head; list = head = NULL; /* list and head are NULL */ list = make_head(); /* list now points to the linked list created by make_head() */ head = list; /* list and head now point to the linked list created by make_head() */ list = make_tail(); /* list now points to the linked li...

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Also, get_data() has a bug as well. All the nodes created in the for loop are lost! I don't think so: user$ ./a.out Creating the head of the list Enter x value: 1 add to end of list Go on? (y/n): y Enter x value: 2 Go on? (y/n): y Enter x value: 3 Go on? (y/n): y Enter x value: 4 Go on? (y/n): n ad...

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I wrote: added the further function create_node() (as i couldn't find a better way to get it running), corrected another error, and that was the other error. I am quite sure it needs to be: tmp->next = malloc(sizeof(struct node)); Ups, ah, i see, you mean tmp. My fault. Mhh.. it works, i think. Head...

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I think i figured it out. After i created the first part of the list, by adding to the end by the functions make_head() and make_tail(), i failed to link the new list created by get_data() with the "old" list, already created. I inserted that link to the head of the old list into get_data(...

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Can't quite figure out your code, but a singly link lists require a pointer to the first item in the list stored separately to the list (in its simplest form). When you insert at the beginning, you new node must take the value of this pointer and put it in its next ptr, then you update the start of...

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