Cool post. Whats the chance on putting this in the wiki?

Hi, check out this tutorial.

http://omer.me/2012/04/setting-up-wirel ... pberry-pi/
Perhaps your firmware for your adapter is not installed.


Regards,

Phil

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ok, fixed the issue. I had the width in my config file set to bigger than 640...

Hi, I followed this post http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=7397 on how to use a PS3 camera. When I run $ motion the camera turns on and the images are placed in a folder. However the web server does not start. When I run as sudo $ sudo motion The web server starts, but the c...

Thought this would be a good tutorial for the wiki. Comments, suggestions welcome http://elinux.org/Mounting_AFP_Shares_T ... al_Network

Forgot to mention, if you use "sudo su" and it prompts you for the root password and fails, type: sudo gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/gksu/sudo-mode true I found this (can't remember where), but there seems to be a bug where the su password will always fails. This usually fixes it.

Ok, downloaded the and installed the latest image and it works. Thank

I was having the same issue. After you mount the shared folder type: sudo su then type: mount This will display all your mounted disks. It will also give you the path to the mount e.g. /home/pi/mountname Type: cd /home/pi/mountname I am new to linux and having a ball with all the permissions :twisted:

Hi Thanks for the help. Do I know what ARM/GPU memory split I am using? NO. How do I find this out?

Thank you. Great resource. When I add display_rotate=1 and reboot, the screen does not rotate. Am I missing another setting?

Hi,

I am new to the RPi and just finished configuring it. I do have a question; how to you set the screen rotation? I want to rotate the screen as portrait.

I am using the debian distributions. Running uname -a, its says Linux raspberry 3.1.9+

Thx