Well two things, one it's a faux pas to mention things that were said privately publicly, if it was for the world at large to know I would have said them here on this thread. The 'faux pas', as you put it, was actually you thinking that I have something to hide or to keep private. If you had more c...
I would need to have communication with the person in charge if this program were released to your customers. Because too many cooks spoil the broth, and there are too many mods doing what they like when they like.
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simplesi, let me know how the new program works out. I wasn't sure if you still needed the wpa-ssid line before the one you provided for me. Just realized that I forgot to change the wording regarding the path. I was also thinking about checking the computers currently connected ssid, and letting th...
I'm getting a bit confused here (nothing new) :) Your prog does something to the img file not to a bootable SD card paritioned up. But once the SD card image is created - then it would require a compeletly separate process to get at /etc/network/interface surely :) If your prog can change data on e...
But not once the image has been booted I'm assuming Simon As long as you don't physically go into the /etc/network/interfaces file and change it, or have a native Linux program change it (I don't know what the GUI network manager might change), it should be re-writable. I will also test it tonight ...
I'm running on XP Ok, I think that might be the problem. When I compiled this program, I wanted to do it on the oldest system I could find. Turns out my neighbor was still running Vista. Couldn't find anybody with XP still, so that might be the problem. I will see if I can find a version of XP to i...
A GUI program is what I'd like :) I first built it in Visual Basic (my knowledge of programming GUIs is pretty limited). I had a successful one done and timed it while it ran. It took about 2 hours (I kid you not), to examine the entire Raspbian disk image. I then created it in C, and ran it. With ...
I'm out now getiing tea but I'm sure it asked for path to image file :) It did. The string it uses is "Please enter the disk image path: " I will see about changing the wording, but the following should work (assuming it's on C:\raspbian_images\image.img, and if the program is in the same folder): ...
Doesn't seem to work for me my image file is in g:\raspberrypiimages I've copied your prog into there I run it I type in g:\raspberrypiimages its says Error:Failed to open file. Simon If your image file is in the directory that the program is in, then you just enter the name of the image file. Your...
:) How do you use it then? Is the source available? What language did you use? Simon The source is currently not available. The language doesn't really matter, what matters is that this works on Windows OSs (.exe). Download the program, put it in the folder with the disk image (if you don't want to...
Em - I'd like to have the program on any OS first :) But there don't seem to be any files in the repository :) Simon If you go to the address above, there is a bar with links that currently say... 1 commit 1 branch 1 release 1 contributor You want to click on the "1 release" link. I don't want to p...
Download the latest Wheezy Raspbian image, inject your wifi's SSID and password with the Raspbian-Wifi-Injector-v0.7, burn it to a SD card and never connect anything more than a wifi dongle and power supply to your Raspberry Pi. You may download the completely portable program here: [link to abusive...
I guess I'll have to do that. But why they have a search that is almost completely useless, and no note saying how sucky it is or listing an alternative way to do it, doesn't make sense. At the very least, the search should inject [site:raspberrypi.org] on to the users search and just send that stri...
I'm trying to make the $35 I put on a Raspberry Pi Model B not be a waste of money, but I can't set up my wireless. Even worse, I tried to do a search for 'wifi help' and it tells me "The following words in your search query were ignored because they are too common words: wifi help. You must specify...