hi Zounder1
Adding a "&" to the end of a Linux command line puts it into the
background.
You could probably edit /usr/local/sbin/config.cfg directly, change
IR_DEVICE="lirc0" to IR_DEVICE="lirc1", it might work. :confused:
Remember to backup and reboot, $pcp bu & $pcp rb or $pcp br.
I don't
Jeff07971 wrote:
> You are confusing partition table with formatting
>
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_table
>
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_partitioning
>
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_formatting
Thanks for info, Never come across the partition table, had alway's
paul- wrote:
> We use busybox to support most linux commands. Busybox has a very
> small size footprint, and doesn't always support the linux options.
> I'll see if its something I can do as an add-on for those who wish to
> use it.
Thanks Paul,sounds great,let us know if you manage to sort
Max2Play wrote:
> Yep, the assembly kit version allows you to use the Digi+ board. We ship
> the bundle with a template for the right holes for the specific board.
> Here is 'the link'
> (https://shop.max2play.com/en/raspberry-pi-2-bundle-7-display.html)
Will you sell the "kit" for the one with
kit1cat wrote:
> I am a bit confused why you need MBR/GPT partitions on a external drive,
> thought they were only needed on the boot drive? Mind you, I run a old
> win 7 MBR system, never used GPT or any drive bigger then 1 TB. Perhaps
> the drive could be setup under windows then moved to the
gestein wrote:
> I just found how to install python on piCorePlayer 3.02:
> tce-load -wi python
>
> So now I do have python ;-)
>
> But what to do now?
> How can I install the classes defined at
> https://github.com/daniel-j/Adafruit-Si4713-RPi ?
>
> Thanks, Gerhard
Just put all those files
I just found how to install python on piCorePlayer 3.02:
tce-load -wi python
So now I do have python ;-)
But what to do now?
How can I install the classes defined at
https://github.com/daniel-j/Adafruit-Si4713-RPi ?
Thanks, Gerhard
bolony wrote:
> Hi,unfortunately it doesn´t seem possible to do this,MBR can only have
> records up to 2 TB apparently,my partition assistant software suggests i
> convert disc to GPT to be able to use unallocated space :p
I am a bit confused why you need MBR/GPT partitions on a external drive,
bolony wrote:
> Hi,unfortunately it doesn´t seem possible to do this,MBR can only have
> records up to 2 TB apparently,my partition assistant software suggests i
> convert disc to GPT to be able to use unallocated space :p
We use busybox to support most linux commands. Busybox has a very
kit1cat wrote:
> Just partition the drive for two 1.5 TB partitions and reformat the two
> partitions to ntfs.
Hi,unfortunately it doesn´t seem possible to do this,MBR can only have
records up to 2 TB apparently,my partition assistant software suggests i
convert disc to GPT to be able to use
Ok, time to document things:*
To stop lircd*
-sudo modprobe lircd
sudo kill $(pidof lircd)-
I want to use a MCE USB IR receiver as the RPi is buried behind some
cabinet doors.
I looked in the /dev/ directory and noticed LIRC0 AND LIRC1 listed. If
I unplug the USB IR device, LIRC1 disappears.
valnar wrote:
> Do you have a case that fits one with the HifiBerry Digi+ board?
In my experience Max2play folks are very obliging and helpful.
Transporter or Cyrus streamX>CyrusDACXP>ESPAudio P09B Active
filter>Cyrus X x 2>Rhapsody, Avondale and Naim cable, Kubuntu 16.10
server, various
Julf wrote:
> Nobody is trying to listen by using reasoning or measurements, but many
> of us are trying to actually understand and verify what is going on
> instead of just assuming things.
>
>
>
> Again a rather poor and misleading analogy - they might not know
> precisely (for a rather
mherger wrote:
> >> I agree, so are people who try to "Listen" by using some form of
> >> reasoning or looking at measurements.
> >
> > Nobody is trying to listen by using reasoning or measurements, but
> many
> > of us are trying to actually understand and verify what is going on
> > instead of
Ok. Can someone confirm that I am on the right track here.
To stop lirc:
sudo modprobe lirc_rpi
sudo kill $(pidof lircd)
To see if my IR receiver is working:
mode2 -d /dev/lirc0
This kicks back with:
mode2: could not open /dev/lirc0
mode2: default_init(): Permission denied
If run:
sudo mode2
So, I have been trying to setup the lirc in picoreplayer 3 with non
responsive remote. So I want to drop to command line to start
troubleshooting.
I'm quite familiar with setting up lircd with MythTV from years back.
My biggest challenge, is really basic. How do I stop lirc from running
I agree, so are people who try to "Listen" by using some form of
reasoning or looking at measurements.
Nobody is trying to listen by using reasoning or measurements, but many
of us are trying to actually understand and verify what is going on
instead of just assuming things.
Don't you guys
edwardthern wrote:
> I agree, so are people who try to "Listen" by using some form of
> reasoning or looking at measurements.
Nobody is trying to listen by using reasoning or measurements, but many
of us are trying to actually understand and verify what is going on
instead of just assuming
Yep, the assembly kit version allows you to use the Digi+ board. We ship
the bundle with a template for the right holes for the specific board.
Here is 'the link'
(https://shop.max2play.com/en/raspberry-pi-2-bundle-7-display.html)
Julf wrote:
> Indeed. That is precisely how computers, amplifiers and other systems
> are designed - by trying random things and seeing if the result happens
> to work. All that "understanding the technology" siliness is so
> over-rated...
I agree, so are people who try to "Listen" by using
Mnyb wrote:
> That's not a real argument :D audiophilia in general has been broken for
> several decades , it once was a respectable hobby now turned to a cult ?
> manufacturers are not immune they often willingly participate in the FUD
> .
Well thats your POV.
I've been in audiophilla for
edwardthern wrote:
> You listen and make your own list. Better yet run over to Rune audio and
> tell them to make a list for you...
Indeed. That is precisely how computers, amplifiers and other systems
are designed - by trying random things and seeing if the result happens
to work. All that
mudlark wrote:
> So tell me what the above code does to improve sound quality. Just to
> educate this person and hopefully many others. just remember I have a
> brain and I can read.
You listen and make your own list. Better yet run over to Rune audio and
tell them to make a list for you...
edwardthern wrote:
> Are you a scientist?
What is your definition of scientist? I have an academic background
electrical engineering and computer science, but I consider myself an
engineer, not a scientist - but even engineers have to understand and
apply the scientific method.
> Blue light?
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