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SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Since Jessie is Systemd, things moved around a little bit. If you just want to turn off the TTY's take a look at the solutions given here: http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=39757

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Gammu for Python 3 is only available in Sid or later https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=python3-gammu So, you have to use Python's package manager `pip3` to try to install it, as you probably don't want to go researching apt-pinning. Select one of the two options that elParaguayo has posted...

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Yes, we know, you've posted and deleted your posts 3 times now. Please stop, someone will answer your question when they get to it.

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

You want security? Air gap your Pi.

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

If you've been trying for weeks and you're still stuck then how about coding the RasPi side in C as well? There's no rule that says all RasPi has to be in Python, and you've already got some of the code ready from your Arduino. Unless this is a practice in writing Python for the experience of it?

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/pgp-tarbal ... ification/

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

FLAC / ALAC 192khz 24 bit. Not really a Pi question though, may be why you received no answers.

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Hi, have you run through this: viewtopic.php?f=28&t=58151

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Minecraft? There's a few MagPi's about Physical Computing and the Pi with Minecraft.

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Which Raspbian image did you download, regular or lite?

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

~~Best way would be to post the picture on an image hosting site and then link the image with BBCode tags. Otherwise you can end up with a massive picture that blows everything away.~~ Thought you were talking about an image upload into a post, not to an avatar image. Apologies.

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

If you have multiple SD cards and they are all doing solid red/solid green then I'd venture to say the image that you are burning on to them is bad. Download a new image and rewrite the card with the new image.

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

My suggestion would be to print it to PDF and then process it from there. Unless you have CUPS already installed and you have the printer connected to the Pi. But that may be a personal preference from myself, liking a PDF that I can manipulate or print. And nano will open any file you throw at it, ...

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Either access your accounts via webbrowser, or install IceDove.

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Printing in what way? Printing to file, to screen, to paper? And is the config file formatted in any kind of structured way? (JSON, XML, YAML, etc.)

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Try a `continue` or a `break` in your `if` clause after you negate the flag, as the last line of the `if` clause.

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Split your string on spaces, then follow the StackOverflow post on converting hex to bin. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1425 ... -to-binary

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

viewtopic.php?p=495156#p477570

Try that, and substitute /dev/sda1 in for /dev/mmcblk01

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

You eject it before removing the drive. Just like you would in Windows. Otherwise you risk corrupting files and such. Automount does not have a converse function of Autoremove, getting into the habit of just fscking it to make the error message go away is a very bad habit to get into if you'd like t...

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

BDMV is a path for Blu-Ray discs. It's trying to find the index file from a Blu-Ray rip and not locating it. Other than that the logs look exactly as they should. (Other than the fsck request from pulling out the drive before un-mounting it, but that's not a system issue.)

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

And here is a 3G USA version of the FONA. https://www.adafruit.com/product/3147

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

If you're going to BYOD with T-Mob then as long as the dongle that you are using is recognized by linux you shouldn't have any issues. Most dongles that i know of still respond to the AT command set and are serial devices. Your other options are to use a product from someone like AdaFruit that resel...

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

If you're trying to fsck the live filesystem, it won't work. If you're trying to fsck on another linuxen boxen, then take the time to rsync the data to a new card and retire the old one. (Or wipe the partition table and start over and hope the card doesn't bork out on you later.)

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Yep, split will do it. Returns a list. Only sticky thing may be with the integer conversion. May have to wrap it as a

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int(float(var))

SonOfAMotherlessGoat

Do you need the leading zero's? You could split on the "," and then index the list to your variables, converting to int on the way.

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