n (foolishly) replied to it, when
it arrived in my D-LUG folder. That is set up to reply to the list .
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ad-only and I'm concerned that is
I copy as root, I'll end up with files that are all owned by root in my home
partition.
So to 'clone' these partitions, what is the best approach?
(I'll need to do this all over again when the SSD Drive turns up :-) )
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fstab
will still be expecting to find my /home and swap partitions at the UUIDs of
those
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into a shell be safe?
I'm off shopping now for a few hours and I'd like to have another go at this
after lunch.
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Tesco!
Going off-line now to have another go. Wish me luck!
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#x27;ll shortly have to do it all again with my /
partition on the
SSD drive (when it arrives) and my /home partition on a separate conventional
2.5"
drive (the Optiplex SFF will only take one 3.5" drive or two 2.5" ones).
Hopefully,
with all the practice, it will be a bit
.
When I type:
sudo mount -t auto /dev/sro /media/terry
I get 'mount: no medium found on /dev/sr0'.
It looks to be a goner to me, but are there any other tests worth trying
before I buy a new one?
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an't you use an
> old small USB flash stick to boot off?
That thought had crossed my mind and I guess that this ould get me round the
current crisis. However, I still buy audio CDs and rip them to Ogg Vorbis, so
it would be inconvenient.
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d-x86-4.5.0.iso to a 1GB stick.
I'll be back if that doesn't work :-)
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On Saturday 15 Aug 2015 13:56:20 Terry Coles wrote:
> I'm currently writing systemrescuecd-x86-4.5.0.iso to a 1GB stick.
>
> I'll be back if that doesn't work :-)
Well it did, but not without one or two hiccups:
1. Booting into SystemRescueCD was very flaky; it only
On Saturday 15 Aug 2015 20:43:23 Peter Merchant wrote:
> On 15/08/15 13:38, Terry Coles wrote:
> > I haven't got one with the right connectivity unless I rip one of my
> > laptops apart.
>
> If it is an IDE connection, then I have a USB to IDE adapter for
> connectin
ounting tray.
Clive,
Can you describe the interface? Does it look like this:
http://hadrian-way.co.uk/Misc/DVD_Drive_2.jpg[1]
That's the back of my drive.
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On Sunday 16 Aug 2015 13:17:10 C A Wills wrote:
> Hi Terry
>
> Yes it does, about 30mm x 5mm, it's a bare drive, multi DVD model GT90N
> from Novatech.
>
> We're in this afternoon if you'd like to call by.
I'll be with you shortly.
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On Friday 21 Aug 2015 17:38:13 Peter Merchant wrote:
> On 16/08/15 15:43, Terry Coles wrote:
> > On Sunday 16 Aug 2015 13:17:10 C A Wills wrote:
> >> Yes it does, about 30mm x 5mm, it's a bare drive, multi DVD model GT90N
> >> from Novatech.
> >>
> >
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From: Terry Coles
To: d-...@hadrian-way.co.uk
Subject: Test 10
Dat
uld be nice to have Message-ID have a domain name after the
> at-sign, that means the bit before it only has to be unique within the
> scope of that machine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Message-ID
I've added a custom suffix to this message. Is this what you had in mind?
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All,
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I can do what I want on the web page, but
I'd
like to know how to do it through the console.)
(I have also spotted that I can download the whole thing as a zip file and this
is
currently ongoing, but I'd still like to know how to do it the console way.)
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FAILURE IN SERVER /n_free Node 84 not found
saving: workspace_zero.spi
saving: workspace_zero.spi
saving: workspace_zero.spi
saving: workspace_one.spi
saving: workspace_two.spi
saving: workspace_three.spi
saving: workspace_four.spi
saving: workspace_five.spi
saving: workspace_six.spi
saving: workspa
On Monday 07 Sep 2015 17:29:42 Tim Waugh wrote:
> On Mon, 2015-09-07 at 14:25 +0100, Terry Coles wrote:
> > A visit to the web page at https://github.com/samaaron/sonic-pi/
> > implies that I need to sign up to access the code, so how do I do
> > that from the command line?
&g
m
Aaron's documentation) puts the code into /usr/src.
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pplication to work, even as root. I'm not sure what that
does in this context, but I assume that it's something to do with the editor.
BTW2. I've also experimented with adding myself to some groups (audio, pulse,
pulse-access), but that had no effect.
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> wrong and, instead of letting that filter up to you, it's being caught
> and turned into a "Ruby could not be started".
Yes, I was rapidly coming to that conclusion.
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s up immediately after the Sonic Pi banner. There is a splash screen
and
then when this is dismissed, the error pops up.
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75 stat(0x1d191b0,
8761 <... epoll_wait resumed> {?} 0x7fff7c2a8530, 64, -1) = 1
8775 <... stat resumed> {...}) = 0
8761 recvmsg(9,
8775 futex(0x7f087475e0d0, FUTEX_WAKE_PRIVATE, 2147483647
BTW, strace never comes back and it simply keeps appending lines at the
On Tuesday 11 Aug 2015 10:59:51 John Horne wrote:
> On Tue, 2015-08-11 at 09:05 +0100, Terry Coles wrote:>
>
> > I'm thinking about upgrading my root drive to SSD and relegating my
> > curren drive to the /home partition only. Can anyone who has done it
> > co
All,
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oved, just waiting to be compromised.
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`-d once' option
> that looks useful, with matching fstab(5) option.
I toyed with the idea of swapping to the SSD, but decided that there would be
little to gain with 8GB of RAM in the machine (it rarely swaps anyway) and
plenty to lose if that didn't prove to be the case a
x27;ll bring them along on Tuesday or you can collect
if you
wish. I don't want anything for them.
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http://bt.custhelp.com/ci/fattach/get/1794455/1281104013/redirect/1/session/L
2F2LzEvdGltZS8xNDQzOTQyNjU2L3NpZC9KeTcxaTR5bQ==/filen
such as the BBC Micro and Amiga, plus the
use of some fairly ancient languages.
We discussed SSD Drives and the use of noatime, relatime, discard and fstrim.
You
may recall that I raised this originally on this list some time ago under the
tread
'Using 2.5" SSD Drives in a 3.5&
allation and get the same result.
Can anyone suggest what is going on here?
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the 14.04 partitions, so that I wouldn't get confused. /home for
15.10 is sdb3 (27d4a9df) and seems to agree with what I'm seeing.
However, I'm not sure what it all means!
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On Friday 09 Oct 2015 13:53:27 Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> For those playing along at home, here's Terry's output without it being
> wrapped by his email client.
:-)
Believe it or not, Kmail allows me to set the wrapping, as long as the number
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monitor, I never got it to work.
If you do decide to try it, remember to install winetricks and to use winecfg
to
emulate the right Windows version. You may also need to explicitely install
.NET
under wine to get any life out of the Garmin updater.
Good luck and we'll see you in
good evening and I'll see
you
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Repo
ou may not want to watch it all if you
appreciate
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of RAM?
vSphere is the professional system that costs megabucks, but is very effective
(my old company used it).
What you want is
http://www.vmware.com/uk/products/player/playerpro-evaluation[1]
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Windows program (Memory Map) runs very well under wine (certainly
much better than
it runs in a VM).
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On Sunday 15 November 2015 14:46:51 Peter Merchant wrote:
> On 15/11/15 13:16, Terry Coles wrote:
> > 3. I used to use VMWare at work and so it was a simple switch. For me it
> > 'just works'; the installation script does everything necessary,
> > including prompt
All,
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going all out for world
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On Thursday 26 November 2015 09:28:25 Peter Merchant wrote:
> On 26/11/15 08:40, Terry Coles wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Hot off the press today is the launch of the latest Raspberry Pi Model.
> > However, this isn't another hardware refresh with a bit more RAM, a few
On Thursday 26 November 2015 09:36:10 Terry Coles wrote:
> On Thursday 26 November 2015 09:28:25 Peter Merchant wrote:
> > Hi Terry, Is December MagPi mag out yet?
>
> According to one of the comments in the original article, it's been seen in
> a Tesco store.
Tesco Mannin
On Thursday 26 November 2015 09:36:10 Terry Coles wrote:
> I was expecting my copy today, (I'm a subscriber), but it wasn't with this
> morning's post.
Got the December MagPi today and it came with two cable adapters; one mini-HDMI
to standard HDMI
and one mini-USB to
/news/archive/2015-11/27/raspberry-pi-zero-sold-out[1]
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that in place, I'd still need a monitor and that seems to be
a bit too much
hardware to lug around.
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hub to connect more than one device to the Pi Zero though.
Also, even if we get 'our' room, I'm not sure that the pub would be too pleased
about us hi-jacking
their Telly!
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On Friday 27 November 2015 13:24:21 Terry Coles wrote:
> Initially, I couldn't get any life out of mine, but it worked fine once I
> downloaded the latest version of NOOBS from
> https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/noobs/.
That statement wasn't entirely accurate; when I wro
ter in practice than the earlier
models, but a package search on
the zero hadn't come back after around a minute of waiting and each click on a
Category in the left-hand
pane triggers an agony of waiting just to see what is listed.
No problems using IDLE or the file manager though.
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efore. Still
quite slow though, but at least
my searches came back
BTW node-red (http://nodered.org/[1] ) is included on this version of Raspbian
and looks very interesting.
It includes a set of nodes specific to the RPi GPIO and other interfaces and
devices such as LED Displa
hink that there was something fundamental with the basic UEFI settings
with respect to accessing
attached drives at boot-up. We were never able to 'see' the DVD drive or USB
stick until Windows had
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th some really powerful native packages, such as KMail, Amarok
and k3b for Email, music
and burning CD/DVDs respectively.
3. It is a respin of Ubuntu, so a lot of the Ubuntu functionality is readily
available.
There is a least one member of the group who likes Mint and more than a few wh
o you mean an
external USB Drive or an
internal HDD?
If the latter, I have a spare 250 GB WD2500KS (http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/
round,review-1451-17.html) which you can 'swap' at the meeting, if you want.
(When I say 'swap' I can't think what I may want in return so y
o drive I think. Are you going?
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GL-117, although Foobillard isn't too bad.
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ref=sr_1_3?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1451657684&sr=1-3&k
good.
When I run the 'Unigine_Heaven'
(https://unigine.com/products/benchmarks/heaven/) [1]tool the detail is
brilliant but the frame rate is very poor (~3fps).
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A real shame.
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On Tuesday 05 January 2016 11:55:03 C Wills wrote:
> If it helps I could collect from Terry tonight and drop it off to Peter
> Wednesday morning.
OK by me.
> Terry - See you at the pub.
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t the end of the day, the manager would then be able to turn
off the supply without
any risk to the SD Card.
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On Monday 11 January 2016 12:35:40 Simon P Smith wrote:
> On 11/01/16 12:19, Terry Coles wrote:
> > We have a physical solution and the code is fairly trivial, but my main
> > concern is the fact that once implemented, the Pi would have to run
> > unattended for most of the ti
ll have a backup (or two or three), just in case.
> For headless operation it is advisable to use a fixed IP address in case
> you want to ssh into it, but on the basis of information given, it
> sounds like it is standalone and not networked.
There is no accessible network on sit
transfer so much
easier (especially with the rising generation who are now using them in schools
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he system could
recreate it when the need to upgrade the system or replace something arises.
I suspect we'll keep both methods in our armoury.
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the idea of making the program 'init'. Are you saying that we
would have a custom init
that launches only the minimum code required to support execution and then
finally our program? I had
wondered about doing something like that, eg boot into a shell and then launch
the code, but t
live Tiny Core instance would do.
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python has open once it's up and running,
> ld.so having finished.)
So if I wanted to use Python, then I would have to ensure that those files are
available in the running
system?
> No particular reason for making it init except that you can't get much
> simpler if nothing el
On Saturday 16 January 2016 08:12:37 Terry Coles wrote:
I see that the mailer munged my sequence and made it a bit incomprehensible.
Here it is again with each
step separated out:
Code will be written in Python or C and will implement the following
functions in the sequence:
1 Brightening
lation of Python would have done
> that for you.
The main reason that I picked on Tiny Core is because I've never created any
kind of Distro other than
that. We did a project at work which involved creating a distro that would
boot at switch on and use
hwinfo to read all the physical
On Saturday 16 January 2016 21:08:18 Tim Allen wrote:
> On 16/01/16 08:12, Terry Coles wrote:
> > So you are saying that the above sequence would simply be a script at the
> > end of init?
> >
> > I'm not sure if that could be done in bash, because I'm th
On Sunday 17 January 2016 09:25:58 Terry Coles wrote:
> I've been playing around with software PWM in Python, using RPi.GPIO and
> there is a another library called RPIO, which does a kind of hybrid
> hardware/software PWM using something like the DMA you mention to reduce
> the
ked volatile, e.g. the
> thread running a PWM keeps checking p->running to know when to stop, and
> another thread sets it false in pwm_stop(). Similarly, changing the
> duty cycle, etc., all twiddle with multiple numbers in the struct whilst
> they're being used by the PWM thr
On Monday 11 January 2016 12:19:24 Terry Coles wrote:
> your comments. The plan is to create a Live Tiny Core (
> http://tinycorelinux.net/ports.html[2] ) distro containing the packages
> needed and the code to be run. We would install this on the SD Card and
> then make it Read
All,
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one of the
bedrooms, whereas the Router is downstairs through at least one wall and a
floor. Both work fine on my
phone and Chromebook.
> Any suggestions please?
Only to do the testing suggested before spending your money.
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to the front of the MagPi magazine.
I thought at the time that
this was asking for trouble, but maybe I was just unlucky and got a bad 'un.
Anyway, if someone has one that they've finished playing with, I'd appreciate a
loan so that I can evaluate
it running TinyPi and the PWM p
vinced it's the Zero, but trying what I have been
doing on another one would
confirm it.
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ho was adamant that
you can't just pull the plug.
> > In summary, I'm fairly convinced it's the Zero, but trying what I have
> > been doing on another one would confirm it.
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need one and an SD to USB
adaptor to write the image
to the card.)
I went for No Rush delivery (free but 4-8 days) and they arrived yesterday
having ordered them on
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[1] https://mobymemory.com/uk/catalogsearch/result/?cat=0&am
The first thing I did when I got my
Zero was to put it in a bag
(after I had picked off the glue). I also use a static mat and wristband when
doing anything more than
just connecting it up or inserting the SD card.
> Shall I drop it on Clive?
I gather Clive has communicated to you separa
f that issue ;-0
Too late for me maybe and the 20,000 others who bought the first batch.
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keyboard (and mouse when I've got it to
boot full Raspbian) seem to
work (at first, at least). They rely on the USB connector to work.
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hat
it can reveal much, because once it has corrupted, it takes some time to get
back to the starting point.
Then we go round again.
I'm seeing Clive tomorrow at the Model Town, so I may have been able to try
Peter's Zero before Tuesday
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by default,
although it does load Midnight Commander and SSH by default. My installation
also includes Python
and RPI.GPIO but it boots into a shell and starts running the Lighting software
(on the Pi 2) in about 15 s.
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;m not
convinced I could give you as
comprehensive an overview anyway, but I should be able to help with any files
that are left.
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On Sunday 31 January 2016 21:10:47 Terry Coles wrote:
> If Peter's Zero runs PiCore OK tomorrow, I'll try it on my own Zero. PiCore
> runs very little by default, although it does load Midnight Commander and
> SSH by default. My installation also includes Python and RPI.GPIO
h), so I'd rather not mess with your Pi.
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Reporting bu
eem big
enough. I don't own a
Tablet so I cannot comment further. It may be that there is no usable
on-screen keyboard.
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[1] https://www.kde.org/workspaces/plasmanetbook/
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On Tuesday 02 February 2016 11:38:38 Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> It's the pub meet tonight at The Broadway, 8pm-ish. For those that
> haven't been before look out for a flip of laptops or Terry's stuffed
> penguin.
Yep. I'll be there, along with Paul, Chris and said Tux
fixing customer returns and compensating for the inconvenience.
This is why I was a bit shocked (excuse the pun) when I saw my very own Pi Zero
stuck on the front of
the MagPi magazine.
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I would hope that it was all done by machine. I would guess that
> mine wasn't in the first batch.
>
> By the way, did you check the impedance of the blob of glue?
:-)
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the next to compensate.
> http://sourceforge.net/p/raspberry-gpio-python/code/ci/default/tree/source/s
> oft_pwm.c#l173
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[1] http://www.picaxe.com/Hardware/Add-on-Modules/PCB-scope/
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ound Mint 15 or so? Is there
another way to create a list of
packages that can be passed to apt-get, to re-install everything?
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me that is the
device that the scope software should be using. I have tried plugging the
device into other USB sockets, but the only thing that changes seems to be the
device ID in lsusb.
Any ideas on how I can get this to work under Linux to avoid having to mug my
son?
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On Thursday 04 February 2016 11:26:25 Terry Coles wrote:
> I've put the VMWare solution on the back-burner
> for now.
Replying to myself; I've just got that working. I was trying to install the
program when the scope was plugged in.
> Any ideas on how I can get this to
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