Greetings, I've configured my Pi to act as an access point. DHCP, routing, hostapd, etc. At first glace this seems to work great. I can use my phone to connect, browse, etc. But after a period of time the wireless client stops working. Pings from pi -> client fail. Client can no longer access the in...
Greetings, I've set up hostapd, and when running from the command line it works correctly (runs, loads config, and I can connect). However, when the pi boots, hostpad gives a non-descript error in syslog. It does run, but it doesn't broadcast an SSID. Jan 31 10:45:00 raspberrypi hostapd[519]: Starti...
I couldn't use the pi3 for BT audio. There are no SCO packets passed during the phone call. It's either a limitation of the hardware or the driver. I couldn't get any further and I ended up using a USB dongle.
I've been using a 5v supply, rated at 2.1A. Once in a while I get the undervoltage image, but not 100% of the time.
I replaced this with a 5v 2.5A power supply, and now I get the undervolate image 100% of the time.
Greetings, I'm using kodi, which is a framebuffer application. It seems when I end it, the console input stops working. Scenario: Boot up my RPi3, and launch kodi manually. I have both a USB touchscreen and keyboard. Both work fine before I launch kodi and during my first kodi session. I exit kodi, ...
I also wanted to thank Sacman for his code. I pulled it down, and have been working with it for awhile. There are quite a few problems with what he posted unfortunately, and I'm not sure if that was an artifact of his posting or something in the code. The parse groups don't work very well, because t...
Okay, I didn't realize this could be a function of the dongle. Mine is a CSR. I'll turn on debugging and check it out.
I can live with the passkey, but I would prefer the PIN. Thanks for your help!
Thanks for that. You're right. I was hurried and working with this neglected to really pin point what "doesn't work" means. With the capability change, there was definitely a positive result. Previously, when specifying a PIN in the agent, it was seemingly ignored. The phone would pair, but it would...
Hey Everyone, I year or so ago, I grabbed a python script from here and was using it to do BT pairing. I've put this down for awhile, and recently picked it up again. The script works great for pairing, but does not work with a PIN. I didn't write the code (douglas6 did), and I'm not sure how to tro...
I've kept my ear to the ground, and unfortunately it seems that this specific issue doesn't have enough visilibity to make it to someone who can fix it. I'm not even sure what layer it's happening, but I am going to guess the BT driver/Bluez interaction. I've received no feedback from the Bluez grou...
This is fairly interesting. When using hcidump on the built in interface (hci0), and placing a call I see this: < ACL data: handle 11 flags 0x00 dlen 23 L2CAP(d): cid 0x0044 len 19 [psm 0] < HCI Command: Exit Sniff Mode (0x02|0x0004) plen 2 handle 11 > HCI Event: Command Status (0x0f) plen 4 Exit Sn...
Douglas6> Thanks. I went over the features 'hciconfig hci[n] features', and the USB adapter only has one the physical doesn't. "hold mode". That appears to be a power saving feature. Otherwise, I've included my output: hci1: Type: BR/EDR Bus: USB BD Address: 00:1A:7D:DA:71:13 ACL MTU: 310:10 SCO MTU...
I understand what you're saying. However, I'm explaining the problem is specifically with with built in BT adapter, as I have full functionality when using an external USB BT adapter. This means my config is correct, and my set is correct. So, what do you think I need to provide that will differenti...
This may not be the correct place to pose this issue, but I've got to start somewhere. [Backstory shortened] - For fun, I am making a car radio out of a Raspberry pi. I started with a pi2, and due to time constraints put the project down for several months. I picked up a Raspberry pi 3, and began wo...
Greetings, I popped the sdcard out of my pi2, and put it in my pi3. It didn't boot. I got the large rainbow display, that I believe means the pi is not booting kernel.img. Am I able to do what I've done? As I understood it, there isn't an executable type change, and both are still running 32 bit sof...
Hey Everyone, Last year I bought a rev 1 pi, and obviously, love it. I run raspbian on it, and I have a tiny airlink 101 wireless dongle. Things are great. I decided to expand my family, and a few weeks ago I purchased a rev 2 board along with a Wi-Pi wireless dongle. I installed raspbian. Almost im...
Hey all, I am trying to power the pi, and USB devices (hub) all from USB ports. I am trying to run the pi, and accessories from a vehicle, and I do not want to use AC. I am looking at this adapter: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007TV88F2/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&smid=A1DCPNQKKEISZB I can po...