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JeremyF

http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/ucp.p ... lder=inbox (Should be a universal link)

JeremyF

Another thing to add- For reading text, it might be a bit fuzzy and tiny on a larger screen. Something you may want to consider is doubling the pixel size with framebuffer_width=320 framebuffer_height=240 I was looking to sort out another problem, and found this comment of yours useful for working ...

JeremyF

Thank you for your reply, but I don't have windows based pc, only iMac. This wiki page don't have how to edit config.txt file on mac os. I tried to make boot folder and to place config.txt inside it, nothing changed. The /boot folder is from the Pi itself. 1. Turn on pi 2. Type sudo nano /boot/conf...

JeremyF

I don't want to discourage you, but this will end up physically bulky (and only as light as a normal netbook). Anyway, for external batteries check out http://elinux.org/RPi_VerifiedPeripherals#External_Batteries . --- Note: personally for you I would recommend a smaller, less well known Android tab...

JeremyF

The HDMI port can not receive Ethernet signals. Since it is related topic, the Ethernet cannot receive power. (PoE)

JeremyF

Don't listen to me at all, but:

MIPI CSI-2 has amazing bandwith, and the VideoCore IV is blisteringly fast when accelerated with appropriate drivers. Would it not be possible to run two cameras through one port?

JeremyF

Create a file in /boot (shows up as the FAT partition in Windows) called config.txt (you need to have root privileges if doing from the Pi itself). Add a line that says disable_overscan=1

JeremyF

The Raspite theme you'll have to message Eben. (also knows as God, or the founder of the Foundation)

JeremyF

It uses a custom theme called Raspite or you can set it to the default Prosilver theme.

JeremyF

I believe that on the Linux version of TightVNC sometimes the default port is port 1 for some reason I can't understand.

JeremyF

And no my current monitor is VGA and my TV is DVI but I find DVI to confusing to use... Also we have 1 TV that's is always in use by soneone in my family... In what way is DVI confusing? You have a whole community of people on this forum for the sole purpose of educating young people so, go ahead, ...

JeremyF

It will return when a new, likely Fedora 17 based version is finalized/bugfixed/etc.

You can take a look here for nightly builds--http://scotland.proximity.on.ca/arm-nightlies/vault/

JeremyF

And no my current monitor is VGA and my TV is DVI but I find DVI to confusing to use... Also we have 1 TV that's is always in use by soneone in my family... In what way is DVI confusing? You have a whole community of people on this forum for the sole purpose of educating young people so, go ahead, ...

JeremyF

If you are referring to http://www.amazon.com/Windows-Control-Infrared-Receiver-Ultimate/dp/B00224ZDFY/ref=cm_rdp_product (Not sure though--lots of remotes have similar names...) then the following review may answer your questions: http://www.amazon.com/review/R25I3IO2HIZMT9/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UT...

JeremyF

Is this camera at all related to the one found on USB-stick sized RasPi prototype?

JeremyF

Dom (a super smart guy with some affiliation with the Foundation) has been running on 1GHz for months.

http://elinux.org/RPi_config.txt#Overclocking_options -- Some info.

JeremyF

However, no version has been compiled for ARM.

http://packages.debian.org/search?suite ... in-nonfree
http://packages.debian.org/search?suite ... in-nonfree

JeremyF

I remember Dom mentioning something in passing about hdmi_force_hotplug in config.txt in a post somewhere. This may be helpful.

EDIT: Found it--http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... 162#p77162

Doesn't look too helpful, actually. Oh well.

JeremyF

Are more steps coming?

JeremyF

Just for fun, try sdtv_mode=3

I have no idea, tbh.

JeremyF

<r>I can"t answer the question about black and white, but the cut off image is due to overscan. You can fix this by using <URL url="http://elinux.org/RPi_config.txt">http://elinux.org/RPi_config.txt</URL> overscan_bottom= overscan_top= overscan_left= overscan_right= ...

JeremyF

alexeames said:

what sort of DVI? A or D. It doesn't say

DVI-A doesn't really exist on it's own generally. Usually it's just the analog piece of DVI-I. It's extremely unlikely there would be DVI-A on its own on a controller with multiple inputs.

JeremyF

<r>That adapter will not work likely, as it looks passive. However, these adapters are confirmed working via the wiki: <URL url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/pro.....B007KEIRNG">http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/pro.....B007KEIRNG</URL> <URL url="http://www.ebay.com/itm/BK-HD...

JeremyF

<t>shaurz said: The PSU is rated at 2A, it should not be a problem. 1) Is the voltage rated at 5V? Or it already spec'd to be say, 4.8V to begin with 2) Measure it with a multimeter if possible 3) Is it of poor build quality? While I gen...

JeremyF

I was looking at the downloads page and I noticed that Fedora Remix is no longer listed. (even the buggy version) Does this mean a new version is arriving soon?

Just wondering.

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