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Nexy

... Garmin maps and while you can't really purchase the ones I'm after unlocked, they do appear to be available. Unfortunately I can't currently test this as the bloomin' Win32 SVN Bleeding Edge doesn't appear to contain the damn Garmin driver. Hurmph. <E>:(</E> EDIT: Navit also lacks ...

thinkbrown

... Broadcom GPU, but hopefully some of the basic things (anti-aliasing, texture scaling) are possible. I need to get my hands on a RPi before I can test any of this.</t>

Sinned383

... see me running away. I like to marry ideas together, and I also like to break apart and twist other ideas. I think that having a medical test facility in a small travel bag would save lives in the poorest of countries as well as in the richest. If a hammer cost a million dollars, would ...

It worked! Move along, nothing to see here. 8)

Ignore this - I\'m messing with the cacheing software in an attempt to deal with our most recent Slashdotting while still having a functional forum. Test!

... was ESD as there was no way to tell. When I was dong board repair as a job for a big multi-national I would find the fault repair the board, test it, test again. mark up as passed and then send on for final cleaning and then QA. Sometimes the boards failed at QA and I suspected the fact ...

Jongoleur

... of the Pi itself and that will discourage people on a budget from buying a better PSU. Its probably up to brave early adopters to test these devices out... <E>:o</E> Edit: I remember reading a forum post about the on board protections that the Pi board will have downstream ...

I won't know 100% until I test it on real hardware but my openwrt build rootfs which seems to work on another armv6 device is approx. 3MB and runs in about 32MB fine

mengel

... card I was planning to use to start with. Given that I'm not planning any gaming or fancy stuff, that should work OK right? I saw a data transfer test on another thread usbHD-SD at 1.3 MB/s and a class 2 card is good for 2 MB/s, so seems I should be OK.--mike</t>

alsaf

... and stripping the excess baggage than that is not so bad. Your comment about using the console I think answers my question about how to test drivers if you have no display. Apologies if this sounds daft as I am new this but is it possible to write a driver using virtualised ...

smoffen

<t>A simple test of performance could be done quite easily. Just enable the FTP server on the r-pi, hook up an external USB drive, then upload a suitably large file to the drive and download it again while noting the transfer speeds ...

solanum

... and high school(9-12th grades) and probably college level. Which covers -very- basic, to advanced topics in shorter lessons, with say a quiz or a test at the end of each lesson to very the lessons have been learned. There is a big push in the US for in home schooling, and this could ...

giammy

... if, when the port is routed, we can use it for a server on the linux box and the client on the smartphone ... perhaps it works ... but I did not test! bye giammy</t>

johnbeetem

... of "do b while (a)", and ":=" for assignment to remind the programmer that the value is transferring from right to left and so "=" can be used to test for equality instead of the IMO rather ugly "==". Once you've learned Pascal, learning C is just a matter of picking up K&R. ...

subminiature

... Open source software enabled the school to simulate expensive oscilloscopes and thus offer an interactive physics lab. Note: since this initial test bed, we’ve supplied a further 15 E2s (along with 15 low power monitors), all equipped with Ubuntu 9.04 and running off solar power.</t>

<r>Hi guys; I'm interested to see how well the r-pi will run this, it's a python based Logo implementation. Logo was the first programming language I ever used in school. I think this’ll be a perfect teaching platform for all ages. I was actually thinking of writing something like this myself f...

<t>I think we can only definitively say a card will work if we have tested it. The number of sdcards in existance is greater than we can test ouselves. A wiki seems like a suitable place where cards that have been tested to work or not work ...

Bacan

USofA users will expect a blade type plugs on the PSU.
Suggest doing a test market of these PSUs to some US yanks to get them use to EU PSUs.

Lob0426

... not micro. OT: As to conforming to concrete specifications. Definitely true in countries that have department or organizations to test electronics. In countries that do not have these resources it can be a real crap shoot as to quality. Knock offs are all over the place with misleading ...

... not using them. The ballpark figures I have been given for the GPU if there is no screen attached, and doing no other work, is around 8mW. We have test cases where it's playing back MP3 and it's taking around 10mW. That for the Videocore 4 itself, these figures may be slightly different on a Raspi.</t>

raffy

... in preparation for the move to ARM, and here are some of his notes that the PI community should know: I am curious, decided to try a test build for an ARM CPU. Using T2, as that is what I know best, and it has an option for the ARM1176JZF-S CPU, which is the one used in the RaspberryPi ...

Bakul Shah

ping!

Yay! I can post again. Thanks Liz for fixing the problem. Much appreciated.

Ah NOW WE KNOW what jamesh is up to half way up a mountain in the middle of nowhere. he\'s going to subject the alphaboard to the drop test.

here we are at 20,000 feet get down shep

jacklang

That said, there will always be those who change their mind, or address or the like, so we have to be prepared. Whether it will be economic to unpack, test and recycle them ourselves remains to be seen

Lakes

Final test run before full production?
I would guess sometime in December as well.

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