Looks like my problem with the RTL8188CUS wifi dongle may be the adapter
itself. Tried on my Ubuntu desktop and was very slow loading pages
there.
It was new so asking for replacement.
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sbp wrote:
> Yes we have a new version in internal testing
Cool, can't wait :)
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Charles, I'm being dim. Of course, several cmds are run from jivelite
> using sudo. They are listed in /etc/sudoers.d/01_jivelite.
>
> Update the jivelite package. (sudo sc-cleanUpdate jivelite)
> Add your user to jivelite group. (sudo usermod -a -G jivelite
> your_user_name
Greg Erskine wrote:
>
> BTW: I thought lsusb wasn't installed on pCP1.19l?
>
I was running LSUSB on my Ubuntu desktop!
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ChrisMmm wrote:
> Just set up a new Rpi2 with I2S es9023 DAC using 1.19l_RPi2 image.
>
> Works fine with ethernet attachment but moving to wifi I get really bad
> stuttering while playing music. I also noticed the web pages were
> responding really slowly. I am using a EDUP wifi dongle which LSU
Just set up a new Rpi2 with I2S es9023 DAC using 1.19l_RPi2 image.
Works fine with ethernet attachment but moving to wifi I get really bad
stuttering while playing music. I also noticed the web pages were
responding really slowly. I am using a EDUP wifi dongle which LSUSB
reports as having a RTL8
soundcheck wrote:
> Nope.
>
> IMO you shouldn't put openssh on ignore. You miss out security patches
> and bug fixes asf.
>
> That's why I wrote up what I'd do some posts back.
>
> Cheers
that makes sense soundcheck, thanks. Amended accordingly:
"otherwise fire up your preferred editor, o
poing wrote:
> Is there a new major version about to go live? The screenshots in the
> how-to on the picoreplayer website look suspicious...
Yes we have a new version in internal testing. Hopefully we Can release
it shortly.
steen
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Home
Is there a new major version about to go live? The screenshots in the
how-to on the picoreplayer website look suspicious...
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Nope.
IMO you shouldn't put openssh on ignore. You miss out security patches
and bug fixes asf.
That's why I wrote up what I'd do some posts back.
Cheers
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soundcheck wrote:
> That's the issue I mentioned.
>
> The latest openssh update restricts root
> login!!!
>
> Everybody has to run the ssh tweaks I mentioned earlier.
>
>
> What you can do now is following.
>
>
> Insert the SD card into your SD-card reader on your PC
That's the issue I mentioned.
The latest openssh update restricts root
login!!!
Everybody has to run the ssh tweaks I mentioned earlier.
What you can do now is following.
Insert the SD card into your SD-card reader on your PC.
If you're on Linux just run
echo "Perm
>From Post #1: "2) boot the device from the arch linux image and ssh to
the device using the username root and password root"
I'm able to update my Wandboard Quad using the SoA Web Configuration
utility. However, when I try to SSH in using Putty with the username
root and password root, I get the
Charles, I'm being dim. Of course, several cmds are run from jivelite
using sudo. They are listed in /etc/sudoers.d/01_jivelite.
Update the jivelite package. (sudo sc-cleanUpdate jivelite)
Add your user to jivelite group. (sudo usermod -a -G jivelite
your_user_name)
Then, just the cmds listed
dsdreamer wrote:
> It still wants a password to launch Jivelite, and the only way I can get
> it to launch from the Gnome menus is to enable password-less sudo for my
> account, which is not a good thing. If I subsequently disable the
> password-less sudo, Jivelite fails to launch again.
Ah, tha
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