If the OP is using the NOOBS Installer everything is documented here: https://github.com/raspberrypi/noobs In particular: https://github.com/raspberrypi/noobs#how-to-bypass-the-recovery-splashscreen-and-boot-directly-into-a-fixed-partition What I want is to be able to choose an OS being headless wh...

Also, isn't there a way where you just write the name of the partition you want to boot into /sys/something/or/other...? Yes, there is a way which I came by a bit ago and everyone seems to be suggesting that. But that's not what I want, I want to turn on the RPi and have a way to choose which OS I ...

NOOBS does it by setting a flag that determines which partition the next boot uses. I can't remember how to set it right now, but a search should dig up something. I know what you are talking about, configuring the boot OS, saw it in a post somewhere. But what I want is to turn on the computer and ...

I recently did changes to my RPi 2 and now it has LibreElec and Raspbian Pixel.

I can use vnc on both operating systems but if I want to switch OS, I must hook it up to a monitor/keyboard to select it at boot.

Is there a way to headlessly choose an OS when I turn on the RPi?

Thank you!

I want to install a little LCD touchscreen, question is, will that cut off HDMI and composite outputs entirely or is there a way to still be able to view the Rpi hooking it to a bigger screen through HDMI or composite?

Thank you!

Hi all,

I have an issue, I turn on my Rpi 2 and press shift, then "4" so I see noob's menu on my TV.
But once I select the OS, whichever I select (got Raspbian and OMSC Kodi) I lose video signal.

Any solutions?

Thank you

elatllat wrote:max all 3 volumes in kodi just below clipping, or buy a hifi board (has a dac with better snr) or use the dac in an amp via hdmi

Could you tell me where those 3 volumes are?

Hello everyone, I finally have my multimedia center playing, got a pair of Creative speakers hooked to my RPI 2 running the last version of Kodi inside OSMC. Problem is, if I raise the volume in my speakers beyond 1/4 of a turn, I get a lot of hissing noise both while playing a song and when not, EV...

Hello, I recently purchased this screen: http://www.ebay.com/itm/111717376150?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT It came with no instructions, only its stylus pen. I have tried following this installation guide: http://www.circuitbasics.com/setup-lcd-touchscreen-raspberry-pi/...

Probably your best options for playing the Pandora stream on a Raspberry Pi are: 1. Install pianobar on the Pi. No phone needed. 2. Stream your phone's audio to the Pi over Bluetooth. I just thought, install an apk emulator in the Pi to run the same app directly from the pi may work. I still got to...

topguy wrote:"transmit pandora" is not really clear enough to be sure what you are asking about.

Through WiFi that is*

Probably your best options for playing the Pandora stream on a Raspberry Pi are: 1. Install pianobar on the Pi. No phone needed. 2. Stream your phone's audio to the Pi over Bluetooth. Bluetooth was the first option but sounded too easy, I am seeing if it can be done over WiFi. I don't like much pia...

"transmit pandora" is not really clear enough to be sure what you are asking about. "transmit pandora" is not really clear enough to be sure what you are asking about. Yes, see, there's an application called Pandora and there is a version for android. Android is an open OS used in phones and tablet...

Hello all, My Raspberry Pi is still in transit to my hands, my main project at the moment is a music server with my Pi. I found out there's pandora for Pi, however I do have Pandora One on my phone, is there a way to transmit pandora from my phone to the Pi over WiFi? I was reading info about PiUi b...