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mattura

Managed to compile onto Arch. Found a couple of build issues that had snuck into the PiPy package and fixed them. Eeek! If anyone has had an error about a missing README.rst, it's now fixed. Compiling for arch needs: pacman -S base-devel, along with the usual requirements. Except Python-dev headers...

mattura

Managed to compile onto Arch. Found a couple of build issues that had snuck into the PiPy package and fixed them. Eeek! If anyone has had an error about a missing README.rst, it's now fixed. Compiling for arch needs: pacman -S base-devel, along with the usual requirements. Except Python-dev headers...

mattura

I've got one of those Ultrasonic modules. I used a simple resistor divider to convert the 5V output to a more Pi friendly 3V I tried this but failed at first as I was using resistor values that were too large. The input then floated high and never went low. I replaced them with lower values (<1k) a...

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In case anyone needs, you can direct the audio output to a usb soundcard by using the following:

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sudo ./shairport.pl -a AirPi -ao_devicename=plughw:1,0

That is assuming you have a usb soundcard plugged in card 1, device 0 (check with "aplay -l")

mattura

@MrEngman: Why would you have to enter 60 commands? Wouldn't prefixing it with "* * * * *" make it run every minute from crontab? Anyway, thanks for the script, I'm going to try it out! OK maybe got that wrong then. But the script will still need updating to ensure only one copy is running. Without...

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toxibunny wrote:You've invented the 'PC speaker' for raspberry Pi, by hooking up a 'musical birthday card' type piezo speaker directly to a couple of GPIO pins?

Pretty much!
Well if you are interested in proper sound, you can use the audio out to drive a speaker, this is just an experiment, but easy to set up.

mattura

I purchased a cheap (£1) piezo transducer, wired it up through a pot (for volume) to the 3V3 and a GPIO pin. I used the python RPi.GPIO module and made a basic script to work the piezo. And of course I had to add some flashing LEDs in the mix! See the video ( mov ) import RPi.GPIO as gpio gpio.setmo...

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Here are a couple of useful links for i2c: http://elinux.org/Interfacing_with_I2C_Devices http://www.acmesystems.it/i2c If you install the i2tools package, you can use "i2cdetect -y 0" to see if your device is wired in correctly (the address will appear in the table). With a bit of trial and error, ...

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Or instead of using 'sleep' and running in the background, you could set up a cron

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sudo crontab -e

mattura

I bought the Perixx 707W wireless mouse and keyboard. I did have issues with repeating/sticky keys, but they were solved by shorting the polyfuses next to the usb port (I used a crocodile clip to test this first). If your Pi has these polyfuses (the newer ones have 0Ohm resistors I believe), it may ...

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I have ordered a BMP085, and this looks very useful, thanks!

mattura

Like Plugs7, I bought the Anker Astro-3 10,000mAh for £33 (Anker, EasyAcc, PowerGen and a few other companies seem to sell branded versions of the same hardware, so shop around). There are also various other versions of various sizes and mAh with/without LED torches etc (use the dropdown box on Amaz...

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Having no success so far with Berryboot, I decided to check my wireless usb dongle (a TRENDnet TEW648UBM) with the standard Debian build. I ran a fresh install of 2012-08-16-Wheezy, which comes out as kernel version: Linux raspberrypi 3.2.27+ #66 PREEMPT Fri Aug 24 23:52:42 BST 2012 armv6l GNU/Linux...

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My version is: Linux raspberrypi 3.1.9-cutdown-aufs #23 PREEMPT Mon Aug 13 15:20:21 CEST 2012 armv6l GNU/Linux Due to this, the script fails. Is there a driver file for this distro? If not, how would I go about compiling it? Thanks Where can I find this image? Sorry for the delay, work tends to get...

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Does Berryboot only work with squashFS or can I use root file systems on different partitions also? Only support SquashFS/aufs for now. I did some experimenting with using BTRFS without SquashFS the other day, as that also allows you to easily put multiple distributions inside the same partition, a...

mattura

for anyone needs the driver for latest version of linux which is currently: Linux pi2 3.1.9+ #272 PREEMPT Tue Aug 7 22:51:44 BST 2012 armv6l GNU/Linux Here is the compiled driver file: (took ages on my raspi to compile) https://bitly.com/Ooigu1 just copy it to your modules directory and replace it ...

mattura

I have a wired connection to the Pi. I'm using Wheezy as downloaded with Berryboot, which gives: Linux raspberrypi 3.1.9-cutdown-aufs #23 PREEMPT Mon Aug 13 15:20:21 CEST 2012 armv6l GNU/Linux On a fresh install of the above your script now bombs out with an "unrecognised software version". It seems...

mattura

Looks like a nice tool.
But it has a problem when it lists the wireless networks, I get a list of one:
wlan0 interface doesn't support scanning

My dmesg also has the following line after the usb adapter:
8192cu: disagrees about version of symbol module_layout

Any ideas?

mattura

I'm glad I found this - I had been having a difficult time choosing between operating systems (a cut-back, quick OpenElec for a media centre, or a fuller-featured wheezy for experimentation or ...?!) and this gives the possibility of having my cake and eating it! Well done for making such an excelle...

mattura

Hi Everybody!
I'm from London.
I just got myself a Raspberry Pi, have tried a few things and I'm loving it

So many ideas...so little time!

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