looked for a locale.conf but no joy. I can see that LOCALE_Time
sets the date command to give 12 hour time but not sure how to
set it as appears that the latest Raspbian assumes that all in USA
want to run 12 hour time.
On Mon, Aug 10, 2020 at 11:39 PM Chuck Hast wrote:
> I tried raspi-config
I tried raspi-config but got nothing, I wonder if they have tied
it to the locale, and set it to 12 hours vice 24.
I will check the LC_ALL and LC_TIME
On Mon, Aug 10, 2020 at 11:22 PM Linh Pham
wrote:
> If you're using Raspbian or Raspberry Pi OS, I think that's configurable
> through
If you're using Raspbian or Raspberry Pi OS, I think that's configurable
through raspi-config. Otherwise, I think it can be set through either
the LC_ALL and/or LC_TIME environment variables.
On 2020-08-10 22:39 -0500, Chuck Hast wrote:
> Folks,
> I have several RPi's all but one show the date
Folks,
I have several RPi's all but one show the date format as
follows:
Mon Aug 10 22:29:53 CDT 2020
But I have one that shows it in 12 hour format (which I
detest but that is another subject)
Mon 10 Aug 2020 10:30:45 PM CDT
I see the date command and the different options, but
I cannot figure
Maybe 6 years ago I converted couple of hundred partitions to btrfs on SLES/SLED
- Motivation: OS/update snapshots significantly simplified staged testing and
deployment with supper simple and fast roll back. I had no problems with ext3/4-
->btrfs conversion back then.
That said, I have not
I am thinking of converting my ext3/4 file partitions to btrfs type,
since Suse is pushing for this as their default file system. Has anyone
had any trouble with the conversion or with btrfs itself? I have about
8-10 partitions to change over.
- Randall
One other option I haven't tried yet is the "GloDroid" which claims to
be "A fully open source port of Android to the PinePhone". Since I've
grown weary of Android, it hasn't held much interest for me. There
appear to currently be 17 different OS options for the PinePhone
(although many seem
Paul, Thanks for your account of your experience so far with the Pinephone
& the various operating systems available for it. I will probably buy a
Pinephone some day when the hardware & software for it have matured more.
I love to read about this subject. Currently, I'm wrestling with LineageOS
