wiggle

bidinou

... with scanlines, or with scanlines and without filtering, seems to be "eaten" (all lines do not seem to have the same size) - scrollings seem to "wiggle". It's probably where my problem comes from, I'm sure it can be worked around somehow as, as told before, it looks perfectly fine on my PC under ...

Noggin01

... when to change the output data, and when to clock data in? Does the OS work some magic to figure out that out at run time, or is there some way to wiggle the SPI lines which I'm not familiar with that is universally acceptable, or is the RPi only compatible with certain SPI devices? Yes, I'm thinking ...

Heater

... it that all blocks are in use. Wear levelling opportunities are removed and card lifetime can be expected to be shorter. That 10% gives a bit more wiggle room but not much. b) Given that you have filled a card up with all zeros, thus removing most wear levelling space, I would have thought TRIM ...

freebirds

No, I did not expect any problems because the tutorials I read and watched did not discuss a wiggle problem. The tutorials discussed the 100 lapdock and 500 lapdock requiring a HDMI script, sound script and wifi script. The tutorials didn't discuss that the Atrix and ...

freebirds

Does Matthew Ritchie's custom cables solve this wiggle problem? His description of the cables is at:

http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... es#p443285

DougieLawson

Wiggle the mouse, does the cursor move? If not, unplug the mouse, count to ten, plug the mouse back in. Wiggle the mouse to see if the cursor moves. If not try a different mouse. If not, then disconnect the power, reboot If ...

overkillah

... the knocking sound I can hear in the youtube video? Texy in the beginning no that was my wireless rapoo keyboard its a bit slightly bend so it wiggle on a flat surface i was taping with one hand and using arrow keys to start the video

Offcenter

This fellow has a script that expands the file system but leaves
a little bit of "wiggle room".
http://rpi.tnet.com/project/scripts/rpi-wiggle
I used it to expand my file system. I haven't tried
to make a backup copy from it yet though.

DougieLawson

... either a) making something move or b) shorting something. With the lid off try some gentle pressure on the USB socket, then the Ethernet, try to wiggle the audio and RCA sockets, HDMI, micro USB, test whether any pins move. Is anything loose when it shouldn't be? Now boot the machine and methodically ...

neilf

Well, I wouldn't want to keep it either. Once you get that board in a case, you'll find it's hard enough trying to wiggle a plug or leads onto the pins when they're truly vertical. But if the pins are misaligned, you might not even be able to get a 26-pin IDC plug to fit through ...

... is "just a little too short" to plug fully into the Pi's HDMI socket (especially if the Pi's in a case - IIRC I had one like that and had to "wiggle the Pi a little" within the case to get a good connection). Trev.

Abshole

... split on if I want to build a portable remote that could be recharged, one that isn't portable, or one built into a table (this would give me more wiggle room for HDMI)

PlinyTheElder

... Keyboard stop working, and the network connection drops out. I have tried with several power supplies and have eliminated that as a problem. If I wiggle the usb connector or the network adaptor that has sometimes kicked things back into life, but is inconsistent. I assume there is a possible loose ...

smiffydotcom

... aa=data print "Binary ", GPIO.output(13,False) for bi in range (0,16): bit[bi]=data%2 if bit[bi]: # bit = 1 GPIO.output(7,True) #wiggle clock pin GPIO.output(11,True) GPIO.output(11,False) print "X", else: # bit = 0 GPIO.output(7,False) #wiggle clock pin GPIO.output(11,True) GPIO.output(11,False) ...

AndrewS

http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/searc ... rds=wiggle shows a few approaches for doing what you want.

Use gparted to shrink the partitions on the existing card I'd suggest making them a bit smaller than the new card to give yourself some wiggle room. Use dd with the "count" option (note: count is measured in terms of the block size you choose) to make an image of the part of the card you want. ...

abishur

... might have been the first time I've *ever* heard this one. As someone who does nonstop swapping of SD cards I've not even encountered a slight wiggle from the pi I got from the very first batch! Let alone any of the rest. Sounds like you got a defective one (sorry, but it happens, that's what ...

jsavage

... reported that that feature was not available. After previous issues I was not sure i trust gparted to do this. So I decided to give rpi-wiggle a go http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=17573 This script sounded perfect. Unfortunately, half way through the process it ...

ghans

Here is a script that leaves some free space after expansion :

http://rpi.tnet.com/project/scripts/rpi-wiggle

ghans

klricks

... USB port solder connections on the bottom of the board. Verify that there is solder and that the solder is not fractured. Use a magnifier. Try to wiggle each protruding wire lead with your fingernail or a small screwdriver and move back and forth. If any solder connections are broken it will be ...

Joe Schmoe

... The real geeks who want every last drop could do it themselves. Quite so. The real point of this thread is to try to get TPTB to integrate rpi-wiggle into the mainline distro(s). Note that rpi-wiggle seems to have some rough edges to it (based on their web page). I wouldn't feel confident using ...

ghans

There is the rpi-wiggle utility for that.
Can't remember the author , though ...

ghans

Just pull it off with your fingers, you're not going to damage the Pi. You may need to gently wiggle it to losen it, but it should come off without any trouble. If it leaves behind any sticky stuff use some pure alcohol or white spirit on an ear bud to wipe this off.

Lob0426

... wires and soldered posts. The you remove the posts and then each of the wires. Then I used a de-solder bulb to clear the USB hole out. Then you wiggle the 4 pin header strip in. It takes a bit of work but they will go in. Then solder them. Now you have to build some 4 pin connectors for them. ...

Cosmic Duality

... my linux partition. So... I went into the advanced options, and chose to over write the first parition, thinking that it would give me some more wiggle room. Upon issuing an init 6 command to reboot...all I get is a red light. It doesn't even give me an output from my HDMI cable... What I didn't ...

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