On Sunday 31 January 2016 18:07:39 Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> > Then the kernel panicked again.
>
> Any clue in the message?
Not really, just a read error on a block number. I don't think it's the same
block each time.
> I'd make installation as simple as possible, and self-contained, i.e. no
>
On 31/01/16 19:08, Victor Churchill wrote:
Hi Peter,
It sounds a bit odd that your dolphin utility is sayingthe file
already exists. Perhaps from the command line you could say
...$ cd ~/WhereItShouldBe
...$ ls -al \*XXX\*
or
...$ find . -name \*XXX\*
where XXX is a string you expect to see in
Hi Peter,
It sounds a bit odd that your dolphin utility is sayingthe file
already exists. Perhaps from the command line you could say
...$ cd ~/WhereItShouldBe
...$ ls -al \*XXX\*
or
...$ find . -name \*XXX\*
where XXX is a string you expect to see in the file name.
Following on from Andrew's
Hi Terry,
> Then the kernel panicked again.
Any clue in the message?
> have now found the entry in lsusb
Excellent.
> So my Pi isn't dead (which makes more sense, but cannot reliably read
> from the SD Card.
I'd make installation as simple as possible, and self-contained, i.e. no
networking
Hi Terry,
> > It's still worth reading that trouble-shooting thread, the one that
> > says that, at the time of writing, none of the Zeroes returned as
> > faulty have been faulty, and they all go through factory testing.
> > :-) Includes booting without an SD card to observe USB activity on
> >
On Sunday 31 January 2016 13:25:13 Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Does sound a bit dead then. Has it been connected to any test circuitry
> yet? :-)
Yes. It has also been seen to work controlling the PWM and other light, but
then it failed to read the SD
Card again. As already mentioned, this
This morning I ran freefilesync as a backup program, but didn't have it
configured correctly. It has deleted some files and now my system is
totally not as I intended it.
I can get into dolphin and see all the files in the wastebasket, but
every time I try to restore a file it tells me that
If it's of any help, on my system the 'Rubbish Bin' is located here:
~/.local/share/Trash/
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Hi Terry,
> Yes. It has also been seen to work controlling the PWM and other
> light, but then it failed to read the SD Card again. As already
> mentioned, this device will *sometimes* work with a newly written SD
> Card, but rarely after the first boot.
As if the act of running corrupts the
On Sunday 31 January 2016 13:57:01 Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> As if the act of running corrupts the card?
Exactly. The very first time I ran it, I had a read error while the
installation was ongoing (about one third
of the way through copying from the installation partition to the root
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