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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Ok, thanks alot, I will install it.Uh, I am glad that the on board sound works, I have a pair of USB speakers, but they are pieces of crap. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/404365/#p404365 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Hiya there:F123 supports the on-board card, as well as usb cards. Though I did find that one of my adapters I thought didn't work, actually did but was muted. Thank God for the command line and alsamixer. (grin)Most of them though, should just

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py @post 39,Thanks for getting back to me. I've been trying to get Michelle's Pi working for a while now.Angel wrote:How can I flash it to a card with windows?If you download 7zip, which you can get from http://www.7zip.org, you can extract the tar

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Yeah, my card is empty, nothing to lose there. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/404240/#p404240 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Hi.@AngelThere are 2 programs I know of to flash programs to an SD card. I primarily use Etcher, because you don't have to extract the .img file when flashing it, it automatically does it for you, plus it's very easy to use.However, if Etcher doesn't

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Ok guys, I got my pi 3 B plus, the same kit as 38, a touch case which is broken because I am an idiot and broke a side when putting together, but still looks ok.I have an image, root.tar.gz, it is Jenux, 14.5 gb, I have my 64 gig sd xc.Now the dumb

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Hmmm. I'd really like to buy one of these, but the USB 2.0 ports are hard to swallow. I want to use it as a NAS, but the ports would significantly slow down transfer speeds.Does this F123 image support the default sound card on the Pi or must you use

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Hmmm. I'd really like to buy one of these, but the USB 2.0 ports are hard to swallow. I want to use it as a NAS, but the ports would significantly slow down transfer speeds. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/404033/#p404033 -- Audiogames

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Well, I thought I'd wait for a while to see if anyone mentioned it, but there is an image that, although it's alpha, I'm using for quite a few things, and it comes out of the box talking.It's called F123 Light and has a few translations in other

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py It is the Raspberry Pi 3b plus, it is the kit from Canakit, which you can find at Amazon, or at:http://www.canakit.com URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/403584/#p403584 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Some versions of Raspi's don't have wifi, which may be fortunate or not depending on your use case. When you login, is that to a desktop or the command line? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/403577/#p403577 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Did she mention her Pi model already? Pi 0W don't have ethernet at all, only wifi and usb connection via RDS, which is pretty hard to set up if you don't know the reason of your Windows PC failing to get the drivers working...Best Regards.Hijacker

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Yeah Michelle likes hers. So far, we got the console talking in the os, but after login, nothing. And wifi won't work either, so She is having to use an ethernet cable. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/403561/#p403561 -- Audiogames

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py So far, this topic has proved interesting. I have my raspberry pi here sitting off in a corner acting as a radio link to the DStart network. Anyway, the pi I got came as a part of a kit. one of the peaces of this kit was a preloaded SD card. So once

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py You know, there are a few other competing board out there with the Raspi. One i've heard a bit about recently is the Odroid which goes for 40$, and has USB 3.0 ports. Not sure what its accessibility is, but it can use Debian Stretch, Android, Armbian

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Yeah, I'm a bit disappointed that both USB and ethernet are connected to a USB 2.0 bus. NOw I'm not sure if I want one. File transfers are probably going to be slow, and even slower if I use Wi-Fi. Hmmm. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/403259

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py @angel_diva22Raspbian lite is just a console environment, so doesn't come with any desktop environment. NOOBS and Raspbian Stretch do, but the desktop environments aren't accessible. The guide uses Raspbian Lite and has a script you can run which

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py @angel_diva22Raspbian lite is just a console environment, so doesn't come with any desktop environment. NOOBS and Raspbian Stretch do, but the desktop environments aren't accessible. The guide has a script you can run which installs xorg

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Oh neat! I didn't know you could do that. Now I think I'll be getting a Raspberry Pi model 3B+. Do you still have to put the ssh file onto the SD card?Is the Pi powerful enough to power two USB 3.0 portable hard drives? I'm thinking about using

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py @angel_diva22Raspbian lite is just a console environment, so doesn't come with any desktop environment. NOOBS and Raspbian Stretch do, but the desktop environments aren't accessible. The guide has a script you can run which installs xorg

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Oh neat! I didn't know you could do that. Now I think I'll be getting a Raspberry Pi model 3B+. Do you still have to put the ssh file onto the SD card?Is the Pi powerful enough to power two USB 3.0 portable hard drives? I'm thinking about using

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Oh neat! I didn't know you could do that. Now I think I'll be getting a Raspberry Pi model 3B+. Do you still have to put the ssh file onto the SD card?Is the Pi powerful enough to power two USB 3.0 portable hard drives? I'm thinking about using

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py She  was going to use it for learning to code a website, maybe some other things she hasn't thought of yet. Does she have to install the mate desktop? Or is it already in the image? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/403249/#p403249

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py You can actually preconfigure the SD card image to enable wifi directly without needing an ethernet connection at all. There's a guide [here] on how to do it, and an earlier thread [here] on it. Basically you flash Raspbian Lite onto an SD card

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py You can actually preconfigure the SD card image to enable wifi directly without needing an ethernet connection at all. There's a guide [here] on how to do it, and an earlier thread [here] on it. Basically you flash Raspbian Lite onto an SD card

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py You can actually preconfigure the SD card image to enable wifi directly without needing an ethernet connection at all. There's a guide [here] on how to do it, and an earlier thread [here] on it. Basically you flash Raspbian Lite onto an SD card

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py As I mentioned earlier, I have used Linux before, but yeah. I don't know how to help her from there. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/403246/#p403246 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py You know, I'm starting to really like the idea of a Pi. Now that I have a Linux VPS and am getting used to the command line, having an accessible GUI seems less and less important. i'm not saying it isn't important, because it would be good for new

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py @angel_d:You can't ssh if you're using the computer you're attempting to connect to the pie to the internet in the first place.Unfortunately, this isn't a project you can just jump into, you have to be comfortable with linux, commands, and working

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py @potterspotter13,I don't know why others on the internet want to do this eather, but yeah. My friend Michelle had me buy her one and I was like, ok then, this is a project you'll have to stick with and figure out then.I wasn't sure how she would get

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py @potterspotter13,I don't know why others on the internet want to do this eather, but yeah. My friend Michelle had me buy her one and I was like, ok then, this is a project you'll have to stick with and figure out then.I wasn't sure how she would get

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py potterspotter13,I don't know why others on the internet want to do this eather, but yeah. My friend Michelle had me buy her one and I was like, ok then, this is a project you'll have to stick with and figure out then.I wasn't sure how she would get

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Yeah, it can be done, but what's the point? The pie is designed to stay running and not be turned on and off. You can use a virtual machine to do everything you can do on the pie, if not easier, or just dual boot your existing system, and connect

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Yeah, it can be done, but what's the point? The pie is designed to stay running and not be turned on and off. You can use a virtual machine to do everything you can do on the pie, if not easier, or just dual boot your existing system, and connect

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Oh yeah. Of course you would have to enable internet sharing on that other computer, which I don't find very hard. I've used this method to give an old computer internet access when I had it in Vinux. Sadly, that computer is history. URL: http

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py For those that don't have access to their outer to do ethernet, couldn't you connect an ethernet cable to one computer, then connect the other end to the Raspberry Pi? Just a thought, as that works with regular linux and I was considering getting

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py I guess i could try look into ethernet cables or something, or maybe a dongle. I’ve been wanting to do that for a while now for completely different reasons, so yeah. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/402780/#p402780 -- Audiogames-reflector

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py I don't see there's much point wating until school starts. You can't set the pie up with wi-fi accessibly without first a wired connection anyways, and if you have a wired connection, why you'd want a wireless one is a mystory to me. URL: http

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Chris, wine start your_program_name.exe should do the trick. As for internet speeds, i was mainly thinking about stuff like rtr, and with friends who are on the same internet as me anyways. If i actually wanted to do something seriously i’d buy a vps

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py How do you run command line Windows server applications in Wine under Linux? The pi may not be the best thing to use. You'll be hosting from your home internet connection which isn't very fast. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/402333/#p402333

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py what about running the pi with ubuntu mate raspberry pie edition? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/402322/#p402322 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py I'd actually like to thank you for posting this topic, Charlie. I am looking into this stuff as well, but my school has a Py 3, I think. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/402302/#p402302 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py magurp244, you are awesome my friend!!!In college, I studied electrical engineering and computer science, and my profs always hesitated to let me try my hand at soldering. I'll take a look at the links you provided, and maybe this will give me some

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Keep in mind that the Raspberry Pi uses an ARM chipset, like mobile phones, so running PC flavored x86 or x64 software on it could be a bit... tricky. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/402100/#p402100 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Niceness. Now to get the shit installed. Lol. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/402097/#p402097 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Yes. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/402094/#p402094 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Some laptops do have an SD card slot, but what you need is a micro SD card. Some micro SD's come with a larger SD card sleve for plugging them into standard SD card slots, but if that doesn't work out you could try getting a Micro SD Reader like

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py If your tunneling in through SSH the accessibility of the desktop would be irrelevant, but yeah, if your not using the desktop environment which isn't accessible out of the box, Raspbian Lite would probably be the better choice. There's also a guide

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py I see. Can you still use commands sutch as apt-get to install stuff? I ask because i was thinking about possibly installing wine so i could host game servers and stuff like that. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/402091/#p402091

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Some laptops do have an SD card slot, but what you need is a micro SD card. Some micro SD's come with a larger SD card sleve for plugging them into standard SD card slots, but if that doesn't work out you could try getting a Micro SD Reader like

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Some laptops do have an SD card slot, but what you need is a micro SD card. Some micro SD's come with a larger SD card sleve for plugging them into standard SD card slots, but if that doesn't work out you could try getting a Micro SD Reader like

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py There are a few ways to go about working with electronics, conductive glue, conductive tape, or using press fit headers and jumpers. There actually is a guide to soldering for the blind published back in the 80's [here] that could prove useful

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Some laptops do have an SD card slot, but what you need is a micro SD card. Some micro SD's come with a larger SD card sleve for plugging them into standard SD card slots, but if that doesn't work out you could try getting a Micro SD Reader like

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Oh and one more thing, if possible i’d kind of like to get ubuntu or debian since those are what i usually use. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/402086/#p402086 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py @chris and @magurp244, thanks for your help. Now i’ll just have to hope my laptop actually has an sd card slot, i’m pretty sure it does, i’ll check. I’m pretty sure it’s a py0, not sure though, i had to have sited help ordering thanks to the Amazon

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py There are a few ways to go about working with electronics, conductive glue, conductive tape, or using press fit headers and jumpers. There actually is a guide to soldering for the build published back in the 80's [here] that could prove useful

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Re: getting started with a raspberry py Thanks for posting this topic. As it so happens, someone picked up a kit call a zumspot which is a pi with a radio board that will act as a DStar hotspot for my kenwood radio. They were going to hand it to me over Christmas but was unable to make

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py If your tunneling in through SSH the accessibility of the desktop would be irrelevant, but yeah, if your not using the desktop environment which isn't accessible out of the box, Raspbian Lite would probably be the better choice. There's also a guide

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Is Noobs accessible? I highly doubt it so would recommend running the Pi headless with Raspbian Lite.First, grab Raspbian Lite from https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite_latest and extract the zip with 7Zip. Next, flash the image file using

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Is Noobs accessible? I highly doubt it so would recommend running the Pi headless with Raspbian Lite.First, grab Raspbian Lite from https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite_latest and extract the zip with 7Zip. Next, flash the image file using

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Is Noobs accessible? I highly doubt it so would recommend running the Pi headless with Raspbian Lite.First, grab Raspbian Lite from https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite_latest and extract the zip with 7Zip. Next, flash the image file using

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Is Noobs accessible? I highly doubt it so would recommend running the Pi headless with Raspbian Lite.First, grab Raspbian Lite from https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite_latest and extract the zip with 7Zip. Next, flash the image file using

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Is Noobs accessible? I highly doubt it so would recommend running the Pi headless with Raspbian Lite.First, grab Raspbian Lite from https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite_latest and extract the zip with 7Zip. Next, flash the image file using

Re: getting started with a raspberry py

Re: getting started with a raspberry py Well, the first question I have is what kind of pi? Second, you'll preferably need a micro SD card flashed with either NOOBS or Rasbian Stretch to be able to boot the Pi.As for the boards layout, assuming you have a Raspberry Pi 3, you'll notice 3

getting started with a raspberry py

getting started with a raspberry py Hi peoples.So today I finally got my py delivered. I was wondering if anyone here could walk me through the setup process a little? When i first ordered it i sort of imagined there being a USB slot i'd use to connect it to my computer or something and i