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No. NOOBS is simply an Installer, not an Operating System. You must have installed an Operating System for it to be talking about Run Levels.

The simplest way forward - if you don't have too much work to lose - is simply to use NOOBS to re-install your choice of Operating System.

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Just to help refine the advice you get - is this related to PiDora? [As a first pass at the issue I'd suggest it is almost certainly software/system related, not hardware, so knowing which OS you are running might be relevant.]

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I think I am right in thinking that GPIO2 and GPIO3 have some hard-wired pull-ups (or maybe pull-downs) that may mean their behaviour will differ from that of GPIO4?

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I'm still guessing, but I assume you are referring to doing sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade on a version of the Raspbian Operating System? From my understanding and in my experience successful completion of those commands should indeed bring your installed version of Raspbian up to date (al...

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Looks like this - http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/maplin-chassis-din-5-pin-socket-240-degrees-hh35q Interesting the words are correct but the photo isn't as it only has 3 pins ;) That vendor often uses a generic image for a whole group of similar products. I was careful to link to the product page for th...

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Looks like this -

http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/maplin-chassi ... rees-hh35q

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We know from earlier posts that you have seen the usage information for fdisk which says: fdisk [options] -l <disk> list partition table(s) So, given that the output from dmesg - reporting on what the system has experienced as it boots up - says: "sda: unable to read partition table" it isn't really...

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Python code needs to be wrapped in [ code ] and [ /code ] markers (using the [[ Code ]] button on the top row of the message editing screen.) Without this indentation is lost, and indentation is a critical part of python syntax.

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sudo fdisk -I gives me that pi@raspbmc:~$ sudo fdisk -1 fdisk: invalid option -- '1' Usage: fdisk [options] <disk> change partition table fdisk [options] -l <disk> list partition table(s) fdisk -s <partition> give partition size(s) in blocks Usage: fdisk [options] -l <disk> list partition table(s) ...

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1. When are you trying the 1/2/3/4 trick? That is only valid when the NOOBS Recovery Console is displayed on the screen. 2. You haven't said what version of RPi you have: are you certain you have an appropriate connecting cable? Last but not least: read http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.ph...

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simplesi wrote: In retrospect - uploading all this on Christmas Eve and then going on holiday maybe wasn't the best idea

+1 +1

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It's very misty here this morning and I can't see what you are doing...

What did you update and/or upgrade?

In what way was the login screen new?

Why did you previously have multiple passwords?

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The answer to "what should i do" will almost certainly be Try again, following the instructions in the Raspberry Pi Foundation NOOBS Setup Guide. If you encounter problems again, it would be helpful to know what steps you followed and what happened. For example, did you see the dialogue box that sai...

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If you have used the NOOBS Installer to install the Raspbian Operating System then there is no trivial way to 'import' files using the SD card. (There are non-trivial ways which will defeat the design of the NOOBS Recovery console.) Alternatives include using a network connection, or using a usb 'me...

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From the online Quick Start Guide on the Raspberry Pi Foundation website : Once your Raspberry Pi has completed the boot process, a login prompt will appear. The default login for Raspbian is username pi with the password raspberry. Note you will not see any writing appear when you type the password...

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Use a file editor.

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change to date by typing date --set="2015-1-02 2:00 PM" Following the above instructions results in the message "No such file or directory" Are you by any chance typing date--set as one word? It should be date<space here>--set.... (Just for clarification, since it hasn't been mentioned explicitly: ...

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Of course, I just view NOOBS as the preferred starting point for a Raspbian installation which I have been using. Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the NOOBS installer contain several OS, one being Raspbian? Does the slightly different B+ hardware (extra USB and different GPIO) result in anything...

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Some people assume that everyone can figure out what MAN pages are trying to say, lacking in examples. So here is the answer you're looking for.: date --set="2015-1-02 11:59 AM" The code above is yyyy-mm-dd format Which, give or take the level of privilege needed to run the command, is exactly what...

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nor am I using NOOBS. I was however saying that I was noticing that I would plug the composite video into the television with a proven correct four pole cord and nothing would show up. 3 brief thoughts... 1. Have you configured your installed Operating System to output to the composite port on the ...

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roby186 wrote:??? Remove what???

You've got

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[b]GPIO.OUTPUT(7,0)[/b]

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GPIO.output(7,0)

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crazylooser017 wrote:not sure what is the proper subject to find my answer.

Port Forwarding.

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Hello I have raspbian + xbmc. At start up I get the login page but I don't have usb keyboard so I can't type anything. How I can start graphic interface using ssh? Thanks Do you hope to have the graphic interface appear on a monitor directly attached to the RPi, or on the screen of the remote syste...

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It doesn't involve an Arduino, which I though was the basis of your query, but this is a link to a project which creates a makey-makey "work-alike" directly on the RPi. Again, perhaps the source code might be of interest...

https://github.com/picymru/pifun

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