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troombatzia

This script must run for every user or just for one specific user? This user log in to X session (LXDE for example) or just to terminal? You can post this question to Italian forum too... my English is not very good too... (your name seems to be italian)

troombatzia

Do these lines exist in .bashrc?

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if [ -f ~/.bash_aliases ]; then
    . ~/.bash_aliases
fi

And why you edit files with sudo in your home directory? Maybe that "sudo" messed up permissions on .bash* files.

troombatzia

No, non è normale. Se hai il Raspberry 2 quell'alimentatore non è sufficiente per un buon utilizzo. E' consigliato almeno da 2A. Però credo che anche con quello da 1A (se è reale) dovrebbe almeno accendersi.

troombatzia

Well the config file do understand variables (like $USER). When I removed $USER, FTP logged user pi in to directory /home and not /home/pi. I did not read user_sub_token=$USER. # You may specify an explicit list of local users to chroot() to their home # directory. If chroot_local_user is YES, then...

troombatzia

Hi.

The config file do not understand variables like $USER (and any other system variable). So

local_root=/home

troombatzia

DMIAM wrote:Why does everybody give you the complicated answers?!

Just type "sudo su" (no quotes) before you type "startx"!

Why you don't read all the answers (see the first)?

troombatzia

How do you usually login?

You go directly to desktop?

You login with "pi" and then startx?

troombatzia

Maybe you need to open port 79 on router for Raspberry IP. I'm not sure.

troombatzia

If you attached a USB audio device, just simply turn off Raspberry, unplug USB audio card, boot. You will see your panel again. If this is not the case, before running startx, edit /home/pi/.config/lxpanel/LXDE-pi/panels and remove the plugin causing the problem. Another way is: on desktop type lett...

troombatzia

Anyway this is the fastest way, but it is not safe to run all the X session as root. On my deskyop I put a simple shortcut which calls the file manager as root. sudo pcmanfm or copy this content in a file called rootfm.desktop and save it on your Desktop. [Desktop Entry] Type=Application Name=Root F...

troombatzia

sudo startx

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https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... pas.webcam

troombatzia

Hello LaDjA. Is it possible to know where do you live?

troombatzia

Hi. I experienced the same problem when I attached to PI a cheap USB audio card. The mixer applet on panel seems to be the problem.

troombatzia

Prego!

troombatzia

You're welcome!

troombatzia

peppa-pig, tu ovviamente non sei coinvolt* nel progetto, come alexandra...

troombatzia

esegui: sudo leafpad /etc/network/interfaces sudo vuol dire "super user do". In pratica su Raspian con sudo esegui un comando come amministratore. Oppure apri il file manager come amministratore: gksu pcmanfm Ti si apre il file manager. Puoi andare nella directory /etc/network/ e modificare il file.

troombatzia

Nel file /etc/network/interfaces

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auto lo

iface lo inet loopback
iface eth0 inet dhcp

allow-hotplug wlan0
auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhcp
wpa-ssid “ENTER YOUR ROUTER'S SSID HERE”
wpa-psk “ENTER YOUR ROUTER'S PASSWORD KEY HERE”

troombatzia

- uSD safe from power outage - USB safe from power outage This is the only difficult part. I don't think you can avoid damages on USB stick by software. The only thing you can do by software is to program a clean shutdown every day at same hour (for example 10 minutes before they power off energy i...

troombatzia

Il modo più semplice è questo:

http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt ... 02#p245702

troombatzia

P.S. xmodmap does not work untill a display is opened. you have to put those commands in /home/pi/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart file:

@xmodmap -e 'keycode 24 = NoSymbol'

troombatzia

to disable mouse: sudo apt-get install xinput to know mouse ID: xinput --list then sudo xinput disable ID but I don't think it's what you're looking for, because if someone attach another mouse device, it will work. Unless you make a script that grep for any mouse | pointer in xinput --list output a...

troombatzia

Nel caso tu usassi Raspian + LXDE, io consiglio sempre wicd, se non si vuole smanettare con i file di configurazione:

sudo apt-get install wicd

riavvia, vai sul desktop e vedrai un'icona (2 monitor) nel pannello. Clicca e configura il wifi.

troombatzia

There is a 14 pages thread about that chip:

viewtopic.php?f=28&t=49864

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