He replied:

These options should be added in latest rpi-update firmware.

That was right after the code change (commit) was submitted, by the way.

Could we confirm so they know if they can close out this issue?

Yeah, I was on my phone when I wrote that, sorry. Multicast & Multipath are very different things. Posted to Github now.

I might not need to per this post. Not certain if the same thing but seems like it.

What you need is called a firewall. See the related Debian documentation . It seems you might want to consider a front-end instead of editing iptables/ip6tables yourself and there should be multiple ones available if you search in aptitude. I'd also consider allowing firmware & system updates throug...

You probably would want to switch to the 'conservative' governor then. 100MHz seems very abnormally low to me though so most any CPU load would likely trigger it to jump up higher.

See the Debian CPU frequency scaling Wiki page & links on it for more info if you like.

... Please can you provide me the changelog link for this last fw version? About CMA (dynamic memory splitting)? ... No change to CMA. It's considered experimental and is not actively supported. Its been nearly a year now since that was introduced so could you explain what issues have been found wi...

The short answer to the original poster is, no. The main Puppy developer, BarryK , has been trying to retire for years now. Now he seems to really have done it & Puppy is in maintenance mode as he likes to call it. So its now up to the Puppy Linux community for further development which is inconsist...

A quick look at this subforum & its not hard to see that some are getting confused since not realizing that there are 3 official stores (not to mention that none of them even sell the Raspberry Pi itself). :? So maybe the mods could pin this summary to help with avoiding explaining what this subforu...

Since it was hinted at but not outright mentioned, you can opt in to prefer HTML5 instead of Flash although like they said its only available for some videos.

If you guys don't have a GitHub account, I can relay the info needed to the bug/issue report but the specifics requested are not posted here or in that bug yet....

If you don't mind waiting till March there's an affordable 9" HDMI screen (HDMIPi) coming soon from the UK:
http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/5171

Okay well I guess I wasn't specific enough since I meant to not just look & see if the partitions are there but actually look inside them with another Linux distro to see if the actual files & folders look fine instead of just empty partitions. You could have GParted 'Check and repair' the filesyste...

Well nevermind on building your own image yet since there's more to it than I thought although it may be what's needed. Please answer on if you verified the image copied over correctly before trying it in the RPi. Another site says "Note that you should make a dd over the main block device mmcblk0, ...

Haven't tried OpenWrt although curious to someday but here's some ideas: [*]It seems like you have the right image but does your RPi have 256 or 512MB RAM? If 256 then you probably need the 128 or 192 image instead. [*]Did you verify the SD card looked like it should after imaging it with dd & befor...

I wouldn't recommend disabling IPv6 unless its just temporary since troubleshooting & fixing the issue would be best. Why do you think its needed? Now your screenshot doesn't appear to be Ubuntu and I thought they didn't support the RPi so are you sure that is what operating system that your Pi is r...