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SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Looks like things might be breaking loose.

https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/c ... a_pi_zero/

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Are you using Jessie? What does the following report?

sudo systemctl status transmission-daemon

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http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_OneYear.php

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https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Ymie5EBgth0J:https://thesprawl.org/media/projects/airoscapy.py+&cd=6&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us That should get you started, and it's up to you to add in RSSI. If you're in a chatty environment you may be able to do i. You say you need to process in 1 ...

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It's the systems way of assigning a unique ID to the interface. It's persistent across reboots. Yeah, it looks funny, but the en's are ethernet, wl are wireless. If you had 3 ethernet adapters in your system, there's a chance (unless you do some UDEV configs) that any one of the 3 could be deemed et...

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Care to share what you did to resolve the issue so that people that may find your post in the future can benefit from what you learned?

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Exactly.

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Do you by chance have a multimeter or a voltmeter?

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gamemaniac wrote:I connection correct and but not rotation? has set up bios?

Pi has no BIOS. Do you have a red LED lit up on your Pi? Is the green LED blinking?

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Then 5V+ on Pin 4 (or 2) and Ground on Pin 6. If that doesn't spin the fan when you power up the Pi, then you have a bad fan, or a bad Pi. Make sure you connect the leads to the pins with the power unplugged, double check to make sure you are on the right pins, then apply power. Anything else can ca...

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Does the fan have a sticker that says the voltage and such for the fan? 5V, 12V?

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Ironically just after reading your other post HawaiianPi re: Quality of support received is dependent upon quality of information provided when support requested.

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What kind of fan, what power requirements, what pins have you attached the fan to?

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Rufus works wonders on the Windows platform.

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How much of your project do you have completed? Where are you stuck at?

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If there is already a linux port then you're ahead of the game, no pun intended. It may be a project that you want to undertake yourself, and learn as you go but that depends on how much time you'd like to spend on it and if it's something that interests you. If you can talk to the owner of the soft...

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Most likely its going to range from 'more complicated' to 'impossible'. If it's a simple program that doesn't use any x86 specific instructions then you might be able to port it. Unfortunately, since you asked the question, it's probably going to be something that is beyond your current abilities. I...

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If it's 1-Wire, then there are tons of tutorials out there that are just a web search away. Looks like that chip needs 5V though, so the usual disclaimers apply.

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http://www-hep2.fzu.cz/computing/adm/sftp.html

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Most definitely possible. Did you have a preference of media for the signal? (RF, IR, Physically attached Pushbutton via GPIO)

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Hi, can you clarify what you mean by 'Doesn't use system commands'? Which commands are you trying to avoid? Also, can you help narrow down what kind of time frame you need to process the scan in? There's a bounds limit on how quickly you can acquire the environment, you need to have the radio hop th...

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Use the steam generated to supplement the power needs.

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broe23 wrote:
SonOfAMotherlessGoat wrote:NoDogSplash should be able to handle the job?
They would need one of the routers listed on OpenWRT's list, but it is doable.

Actually, you can run NoDog on a RaspberryPi, with the requirement of needing a Debian'ish OS.

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Really...no accounting for backend issues, though publicly *stating* that as the reason for doing what they did might help. The real problem is that they are one of two US sources, and they are only usable for some very limited parts of the US. I could, for instance, suggest that Central Computer b...

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NoDogSplash should be able to handle the job?

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