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HashberryPee

What are the advantages and disadvantages compared to each other?
Why should I use openSUSE?

HashberryPee

It's like those third party tv remote controls which can learn from the original one.
That's the way I'd like to go.

So I need a receiver to learn from the remote. Are there any "hats"/extension boards?

HashberryPee

@Shea
There are no plugs for such sockets, it's integrated (control box).

@Z80 Refugee
How can I hack the remote? Is there any device to catch and decode the signals?

HashberryPee

Hi, I have LED stripes controlled by a remote (433 MHz) and I'd like to turn on/off, dim and change their color via Raspberry Pi. How can I accomplish this? Of course I need a radio device some kind of board, hat, whatever but how do I know how the communication works? This needs to be reproduced. O...

HashberryPee

So 'pigpio' is the word to go. Will have a look.
Thanks a lot!

HashberryPee

Hello, please enlighten me about operating an AM2302 aka DHT22 sensor. Bought a 'ready to go' sensor on a circuit board with a resistor. What's necessary to get it running? Most documentation use some adafruit files cloned from their github repo. Is that manatory or is it possible to just write a sh...

HashberryPee

Note!
As far as I know it's not that easy or even possible to accomplish static ip adress over an USB data stick..

HashberryPee

Thanks for the comment.

Didn't fully get it yet but it looks interesting.
'...any TCP based service you want to make available remotely – securely and without port forwarding...'
Does it require a dedicated ip adress? (weaved)

HashberryPee

Hi, following circumstances: My new house is under construction and I wanna supervise the humidity because it needs periodic ventilation. So I'm looking for a simple solution to get those information on the screen in my office? construction site: a Pi with a humidity sensor and an USB data stick. at...

HashberryPee

Hi,

installed the latest Snappy Ubuntu Core but I've got no network connection.
Anyone running it successfully?

BR
Michael

HashberryPee

Hi,

anyone who knows a command line Calendar using caldav?

BR
Mike

HashberryPee

Help! Installation failes, always getting the same error: SD card disk name (ex sdc): sde Mounting: /dev/sde partitions... OK Cleaning: filesystem directories... OK Installing: boot files...cp: failed to preserve ownership for ‘/media/rpi/boot/bootcode.bin’: Operation not permitted cp: failed to pre...

HashberryPee

Are you using Ubuntu too?
Have you installed the 'netcat-traditional' Package?
What does it suggest when you write 'nc' into the bash and press tab?

HashberryPee

Hello, for information purposes (sending log files from my server etc.) I'm looking for a jabber client where you can send messages as command line arguments - completely without gui, even 'bash gui'. What software can I use? Doesn't need to be very sophisticated, it should just send simple messages...

HashberryPee

Got the very same issue.
Don't know what went south.

HashberryPee

That's it, thanks again! You're a wizard.

Should have seen it by myself - was looking through the documentation and didn't notice.

HashberryPee

For some reason it doesn't like the '-monitoraspect' option. Error message isn't that revealing Unknown option on the command line: -monitoraspect=0.5 Error parsing option on the command line: -monitoraspect=0.5 MPlayer svn r34540 (Debian), built with gcc-4.6 (C) 2000-2012 Mplayer Team Works without...

HashberryPee

I see.. :) Tried the very same with 'aa' instead of 'caca' but I get: Cache not responding! [performance issue] VO: [aa] cannot open /dev/ccsa00 for writing, so we'll use linux driver X Error of failed request: BadName (named color or font does not exist) Major opcode of ailed request: 45 (X_OpenFon...

HashberryPee

It works, thanks a lot!

First you've posted two solutions. Remember something with '...|h'. What was that about?

HashberryPee

Hi,

how can I get a cam stream in ascii (local, on the RPi)?

BR
Michael

HashberryPee

Are you using Ubuntu as well?
If so you have to install a package called 'netcat-traditional' and you also have to use the command 'nc.traditional' instead of 'nc' otherwise it takes the wrong netcat command, the one that belongs to the package 'netcat-openbsd'.

HashberryPee

Solved it!

Turned out that there are different 'nc' on my system! The only 'nc' belongs to openbsd package or so.

Code: Select all

nc.traditional -l -p 5001 | etc...

did the trick.

Thanks anyway for your support. Appreciated!

HashberryPee

Hi, trying to catch the camera stream of my PiCam over Ubuntu 12.04 but receiving machine totally fails: nc -l -p 5001 | mplayer -fps 31 -cache 1024 - results in: This is nc from the netcat-openbsd package. An alternative nc is available in the netcat-traditional package. usage: nc [-46DdhklnrStUuvz...

HashberryPee

Language is fine, thanks. Will have a look.

HashberryPee

Hello,

Is there a way to set up RPi as a rss server? As you all might know Google Reader is dying until mid of the year and I'm looking for an alternative..

BR
Michael

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openSUSE (Leap) vs. dietpi?

Re: [NOOB] Light control - where to start?

Re: [NOOB] Light control - where to start?

[NOOB] Light control - where to start?

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About AM2303 sensors

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Re: periodic house ventilation

periodic house ventilation

Snappy Ubuntu Core, no network

Calendar: cli caldav?

Re: New SliTaz Raspberry Pi release 20140329

Re: Catch cam stream fails

command line xmbb/jabber client?

Re: weston fails on upgraded OS

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Re: ascii output?

Re: ascii output?

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ascii output?

Re: Catch cam stream fails

Re: Catch cam stream fails

Catch cam stream fails

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rss server