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honda4life

Okay I agree it's the Farnell one, thanks!
This one is one of the first pi's, so it's ordered by farnell co.uk.
Now there's a reseller from Farnell for Belgium, I've just sent an email to verify and to inform what's next.

honda4life

I know FN is "confusing", i've noticed this a long time before and i'm thinking the FN-one is the RS one,
It are "random" letters that match "FN" I suppose.

honda4life

Revision 02
Sticker: FN120628506
I think this is my RS one.

honda4life

Hello, I have a defective pi. In fact I have 2 pi's, one from Farnell and one from RS. Let's call them the "good" and the "bad" pi ;) I can't say if the bad pi is from RS or Farnell... How to figure it out? I can imagine sending a pi to the wrong company woudn't work. What's not ...

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That's nothing new to me, maybe my information wasn't clear. I have another pi, plugged in the SD card... no problem at all. When I plugged the SD card from the other pi, in the bad pi, the same problem. I have also a third SD card that worked in the bad pi > same problem. I think my ethernet is bro...

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Hello everyone, Mu pi is becoming the most annoying pi in the world... :mrgreen: I've started with the latest image from the website about 2 weeks ago (time to upgrade one of the very first releases of of the softfp OS). Okay, run a portable DHCP server on my home computer. Connected to the pi over ...

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Hello everyone, I can get free colocation for a raspberry pi. It seems great, but I'm looking for a backup solution. I want to backup a running pi, the best script i've found is rpi-clone. Is 's not exactly what I'm looking for, but maybe it can be modified. I want to make a compressed backup and ft...

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It's worth to try this tool:
http://code.google.com/p/sma-spot/
It's a good start to something better then smatool

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Data is never inaccessible unless you encrypt it and lose the key. That's the most important How is the removable drive formatted? If it is FAT then there is no ownership actually stored on the disk; the permissions are just faked when the drive is mounted. With the right mount options it will be r...

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Hello everyone, I'm trying to build a backup storage. I've succesfully mounted the drive at boot by fstab. Sharing is working, but I'm not shure about file permissions. Very simple question but answer not found. Suppose a folder/file is owned by pi:pi what if I remove the drive and plug it in a comp...

honda4life

I think problem is solved since last release (usb interrupt rate?)
Will see tomorrow.

honda4life

Hello everyone, I think there's a problem with the new raspbian distro. I noticed after first write the image with DD the pi can't mount rootfs. Probably because I forgot to unmount the volumes. Okay my bad I guess, let's try again. It now works, doing setup and set overclock to highest settings. Do...

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No not compining 3.3, integrating patches in current kernel but failed because I'm a noob

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And it is working great... Only USB 1.1 for ethernet also

Can't find a way to force that specific port in USB 1.1, information found but can't find the right "file" on the pi, even with find

honda4life

Read issue comments for a workaround:
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/66

honda4life

Now I understand.
I've read about MSEN but it wasn't clear to me

Thank you very much

honda4life

Hello everyone, I'm used to use fast pwm with avr's, but I can't figure it out how it works on the pi. You have the clock frequency of 19,2 MHz, you use a prescaler of 32 What gives 600 KHz. I suppose this is a counter tick, but what with the range? It doesn't work like what I'm used to, the frequen...

honda4life

I don't get it how it works with changing frequency stuff,

Can someone explain :s

honda4life

I don't get it completely.

I think:
You divide 19,2 MHz by a prescaler 32, so you have 600 KHz "tick"
If I use a range that is 600000 I have a timebase from one second?
So if I want half second on, half second off I use 300000 as value, but I can't find what's wrong

honda4life

Here we go again until tomorrow

honda4life

Made a mistake when doing the diff manual, so compilation failed.
too busy atm to retry this evening

honda4life

Compiling kernel with patches on the rpi.
Keep you informed guys

honda4life

I'm going to test the rfcomm socket now.
Hope I have positive feedback within a few hours.
For who want to help: http://people.csail.mit.edu/albert/blue ... /x502.html

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I *think* it's fixed with compiling latest bluez, but let's test another day. The daemon doesn't start automatic and hci up is also needed. What I also notice is that the only configuration files are main and rfcomm so it's worth a try to test it with only those files. new main.conf [General] # List...

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I't a bluetooth dongle (tried multiple with same problem)
Current is about 60 mA when transmitting. Power adapter is 2,5A from a D-Link router, and also tried other sources.

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filesystem corrupted new raspbian image.

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