... C/C++ libraries like libUSB and libHID. Writing your own Java JNI to interface libUSB is a quite small task because the libUSB interface is quite slim but still it can be error prone. You can use libraries like Java Native Access, JNA (internally using JNI and libffi) to create the C/C++ library ...
... to plug in (literally) the final piece of the puzzle. I want to be able to power my Pi, USB Camera, Wifi Dongle and a 12v dc gear motor, from one slim-as-possible wall plug power supply. The way I have things at the moment is: Pi plugged in using stock power supply. The wifi dongle and USB cam ...
... server while this was happening. I looked in the logs of LMS and this seems to show up every time it gets disconnected. [13-01-23 07:20:46.7067] Slim::Networking::Discovery::Players::_players_error (146) Unable to get players: Connect timed out: [13-01-23 07:20:47.6555] Slim::Networking::IO::Select::__ANON__ ...
... old Nokia, perhaps even bigger. I am scared to begin removing components from an Rpi so I gave in to the idea that I was going to have to find a slim enough case to fit around the boards original form, provide room for a battery and the bare minimum peripherals. I don't think there is an immediate ...
another approach might be to use the new TinyCore (TC) distribution for RaspberryPi.
It seems under active deveolpment according to their forum and many posts in thread http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.ph ... 30.30.html
... in the browser URL. The following is copied directly from a help page in LMS: The Logitech Media Server was designed to stream mp3 files to a Slim Devices/Logitech network music player. However, it can also stream the same files over the Internet to an MP3 software player such as Winamp and ...
... adaptor, which is different to the external hard drive I am currently using, so I may see if its just the interface, equally I have a laptop slim DVD rom drive on sata that I am going to plug in with USB, I might try that out before I go further too.
... voice and iphone and web control. I guess I am lost where to start!. I presume the best (simplest?) starting point is to get the pi to act like a slim box or sonos streamer..... Cheers
... that the python port for arm was so slow. And the Oracle JVM is very impressive. For integer stuff (Suduko test) it looks like your phone (wink slim) trounced the pi. Where as my iphone4S only narrowly beat out the Apple Iphone 4S. I guess you can't believe the Apple hype: the A5 is not exactly ...
... that the python port for arm was so slow. And the Oracle JVM is very impressive. For integer stuff (Suduko test) it looks like your phone (wink slim) trounced the pi. Where as my iphone4S only narrowly beat out the Apple Iphone 4S. I guess you can't believe the Apple hype: the A5 is not exactly ...
... current setup is this: The Pi (obviously) A Belkin 7-port USB hub (model F4U039qukAPL): http://www.ebuyer.com/290102-belkin-usb-2-0-7-port-ultra-slim-aluminium-series-silver-f4u039qukapl?gclid=CJmk0N2H47QCFaTMtAodcSAAMA A 500GB Verbatim Store 'n' Go (model #53002): http://www.firststopofficesupplies.co.uk/products/verbatim-portable-hard-drive-25inch-usb-20-backup-software-480-mb-s-135x85x25mm-0168kg-500gb-ref-47630 ...
... the disconnect. I made a couple of assumptions mainly: 1) The Pi is brand new and the chances that the analogue video out being faulty were slim. 2) Both of the audio inputs on the two tv's I was using worked just fine. This was just to see if the a/v inputs on the t.v. were faulty, well ...
... than switching it off (ie. pulling the plug out of the back), I don't think so. Given the nature of Squeezebox (made by a company formerly called "Slim Devices" - clue in the name :)), the clients/players are not that intelligent, offloading much of their functionality to the server so fairly frequent ...
... an rpi-update should not replace the driver. AFAIK it only changes the kernel and firmware. If however you do an apt-get update/upgrade there's a slim chance a new version may come down the pipes and erase it ;) Anyway I'll have a new version for you all in a few days to fix these few bugs. You'll ...
... an rpi-update should not replace the driver. AFAIK it only changes the kernel and firmware. If however you do an apt-get update/upgrade there's a slim chance a new version may come down the pipes and erase it ;) Anyway I'll have a new version for you all in a few days to fix these few bugs. You'll ...
Forgive my ignorance, but what is the benefit of a 'slimmed down' Raspbian except for SD card space of which I have plenty? Not everyone has huge SD cards. I'm working off a 2gig SD card for one of my installations, and the default raspbian install pretty much fills that SD card up. so is there a l...
Time. It's a lot faster to write an image and then strip the packages than downloading individual packages and installing them via the installer, at least for me anyway. I did the installer once, and that one time was enough for me haha so is there a list of everything that is installed to the rasp...
what's wrong with just using the raspbian installer on the raspbian website to build your own stripped down image? This is what I've done, it just has ssh running and nothing else (aside from the base OS of course). That's way easier than installing the full raspbian official image and then trying ...