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abishur

Hi, Thanks very much for your prog. I have a problem in the 4 point. I don't understand what do you mean by 4. Download and configure sql with my gpio.sql file I downloaded it. I tried to import this file to phpmyadmin but i got an error. Can you explain a bit more about it? Thanks in advance for y...

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@all updated project image link in my last post @rpdom thx, good catch @simonbr/@abishur More detail on the product here . Truthfully, it's a USB/Solar Lithium Ion Polymer Battery charger designed specifically for taking in power from 6V solar, 3.7/4.2 LiIon or LiPo batteries, or from mains and pow...

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No wanting to hijack a thread and I will be glad to have this moved if appropriate but our org is having similar/same issues with USB on rev2 Pis. ... A USB "cut-out" issue is causing problems with our install on rev2s (no F1 or F3...but still the 47.5 C32 polyfuse) which I know is power related bu...

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I've split this into a new topic since it was a little off topic in the old thread Make will take all the code in the directory and compile the program. Doing a quick look at the tutorial makes me think that the table you're referencing lets you change pin numbers, but lacks the logic for key additi...

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Nope. I set up a Samba server on my Pi and got really bad speeds. I'm sure running something else on it would have made it much worse. If you want to do those type of things your going to need much more of a powerful server. Sorry! I'm curious to know what distro you're using and what version of th...

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My first inclination is that it sounds like there is a mechanical defect, I'd have your friend do an RMA to get a pi that works.

My second is to ask if you're powering your pi through the microusb port and if so what the voltage readings at TP1 and TP2 are

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Getting Started - Guides for new users, or anyone who needs some help to get their Pi up and running The official Raspberry Pi Quick Start Guide Getting Started with the Raspberry Pi , a sticky post with lots of helpful information Guide to setting up HDMI output Boot Problems Sticky If you turn on...

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Go to the downloads page, look at which distribution you're using and check the part that says "deafult login"

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came up with my own solution cd /usr/bin mv /usr/bin/dosbox /usr/games/dosbox nano dosbox #! /bin/bash /usr/games/dosbox -conf /usr/games/dosbox.conf "$@" save Now I can type in dosbox anywhere and it load my conf file which works amazingly well! Time to add some games to that bad boy! wait there i...

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Just to follow up, using the latest image from the site, I run my commands and it outputs audio to my 1/8" audio jack no problems. Could you please provide the exact command you used that is result in abnormal behavior?

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Are you using the GUI or the bash prompt? If you're using the gui then provided it's a standard chipset then there should be a configuration utility right on the desktop that will scan for and help you connect to a wireless access point.

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Well it depends on what you're really looking for. The most direct route would be grab a UPS from any major retailer. It's hard to imagine a UPS that couldn't power your Pi for an hour by itself. Once you add a laptop to the mix then things start getting iffy. If you want the more DIY route I tend t...

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as long as the mod hat is off, then my mod response without favoritism ;-) : Both sides please cool your jets. towolf: we encourage healthy debate, but calling something "stupid corporate environment [software]" is not healthy debate; it's name calling and factually incorrect since odt is the favore...

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Thanks Mike!

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personally, I think that if there were ever to be a version that even remotely came close to working, someone would have to basically make it from the ground up to use the GPU powers for 100% of the processes that can use the GPU and only use the CPU for things that absolutely could not use the GPU....

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tick, tick, tick. Countdown to thread lock. Ding! Time's up, OP posted 2 days ago and never said anything else. There's no point in letting it stay open just so we can lambast this guy for being annoyed and blaming the pi. OP, if you would like me to reopen this thread so you can respond, please PM...

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Just thought I'd raise this thread to current status and see if any though had been given to offering a version less the headers. The applications are still there which could benefit from having a version so we could place the headers, stacking headers or sockets on the bottom. Yes, reference my po...

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[Mod Edit:] Moved to off topic discussion. Please post in the appropriate subforum (or make a case for why a discussion on fairness belongs in the google pi subforum)

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So is the issue that the pi is permanently blocked, or is the issue that it's blocked late at night? If the latter... well that's his choice and I can think of a couple reason beyond WoW that a parent might want to limit internet access past a certain hour for a teenage boy (no offense ;-) ) If the ...

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can you post *exactly* how you are executing the command?

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How long have you had it? In situations like these it is strongly recommended to do an RMA there were always be unfortunate mistakes in a manufacturing batch and there's no need to have your experienced ruined by trying to fix it yourself when you could get it swapped out with a non-defective one fo...

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This is actually something outside the RPFs domain. While I personally am not a fan of Fedora (no offense

) I am a fan of options and would love to see a good release of fedora on the pi. Ultimately, however, it's up to the Fedora peps.

abishur

you probably need to install the dev package for ncurses something like

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sudo apt-get install lib32ncurses5-dev

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For some reason as soon as I saw that picture I heard James Bond music echoing somewhere off in the distance

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Anyone facing a similar issue, the problem turned out that cifs doesn't have windbind names available to it at boot. So running sudo mount -a would work once everything was up and humming, but it would fail during the boot process. I installed winbind which didn't seem to have any affect what-so-eve...

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