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swahren wrote: ↑
Sat Dec 07, 2019 12:37 pm
The chances are good that Linux 5.5 will gain GENET support (Ethernet) for RPi4. PCIe is PCI express and a requirement for USB XHCI.

I'll let you know, my main rig is Arch testing, currently at 5.4.3, so getting close to 5.5

Roken

ttsvetanov wrote: ↑
Wed Nov 20, 2019 12:54 pm
Luckily there is way to run some apps, the package is called wine and its some kind of emulator under linux kernel.

I'm going to invoke pedantry mode, but WINE is literally an acronym for "Wine Is Not an Emulator"

Roken

Using mounting via fstab, try:

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sudo chown pi /mnt/mountpoint

replace /mnt/mountpoint with your actual mount directory.

Then remount

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sudo mount -a

Roken

I hadn't even thought about this, and I'm an old hand with Linux (I use it exclusively - Desktop machine is Arch), but I checked my Pi4 (the only one connected directly to an external HD and with /boot on the SD and / on the HD). fstab is setup with mounts for both /boot and /, both pointing to the ...

Roken

Do you have "nofail", which should avoid issues with a slow network coming up, and mount when the network is ready?

Worst case scenario if it boots OK but fails to mount, is

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sudo mount -a

Roken

Double check your cmdline.txt and make sure that it's pointing to the correct place on the drive. Also try removing the / mount (comment it out) from /etc/fstab.

Roken

Try:

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192.168.1.152:/nfs/vdr /mnt/vdr	nfs	auto,users,x-systemd.automount,vers=4,nofail	0	0

You can add rw and sync if required after you confirm it working

EDIT: OOPS - missed the FS type

Roken

You could do that with a straight forward bash script. What is your end goal?

Unless this is part of a much larger project, bash may be enough.

Roken

It might help to see the contents of /etc/fstab

EDIT: There is little point referring us to a config file if we don't know what you have in it.

Roken

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chmod -R 777 /path/to/mount

will make everything on the drive fully accessible to anyone.

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chown -R user /path/to/mount

Will change the owner of every file on the drive to user

Roken

I had the same, and had to add:

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phplist.com, raspberrypi.org

To Equivalent Domains

Though I'm going to be watching this, since I can seeing making phplist.com an equivalent possibly being a problem.

Roken

I clearly misunderstood some of the responses. MrShadowCat, I'd be happy to help, though arranging may be a problem, since there doesn't appear to be a PM facility here, unless someone can point me to it? EDIT: And there's no question of paying me. We're a sharing and helping community, not a "for p...

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Thank heavens I wasn't impulsive. I work in Manchester, and was born there. Thankfully, don't live there anymore. Last night, I was tempted to offer help. Not so tempted now.

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How are you copying files. Try scp (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_copy)

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Ermm - what ads

Disclosure. Arch Linux user, and I don't recall a single ad anywhere.

Is this, by any chance, part of the ad supported model that Windows has adopted?

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curl ifconfig.me

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I haven't tested, but see if this helps:

https://alsa.opensrc.org/Jack_and_Loopb ... ack_bridge

Roken

chown the mountpoint before mounting - works on my desktop (Arch)

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I currently have the drive formatted to NTFS and have the appropriate drivers installed. How do I find the path to the hard drive so that I can add it to tvheaden? You need to mount it. First find the device node to the drive with sudo fdisk -l It will probably be /dev/sda or similar. The partition...

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I know I had this first time around, and have no idea how I fixed it (previously Stretch, now Buster). I have a 3B+ with two HP webcams attached, and motioneye installed. The boot is a little unusual, since the 3B+ boots from an NFS drive attached to a 4B. Booting is fine, and the OS runs well. Ther...

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https://wiki.debian.org/udev does that.

Roken

thagrol wrote: ↑
Sat Aug 17, 2019 10:37 am
You need to edit /etc/fstab to match the new location as well.

For clarity, that's /etc/fstab on the NEW root partition. But you can simply comment out the / mount in the new fstab.

Roken

The lack of useful information is astounding.

What filesystem is used, how are you connecting etc.

Roken

If you can get port forwarding set up in India - use a different port than 22 on each Pi (and a different port for each) then have that ssh port forwarded to the respective Pis.

Then when you log in, you specify the correct port and it will connect to the correct Pi.

Roken

Even if I get 10 - 15C reduction I'll be happy. Current idling at 57C with no cooling at all. The shim brings it down ~20'c lower when active. Mine is set for 65'c activate and 55'c switch off. As yourself my 4B/4 hovers around 57'c and when I tested the shim (activated all the time) the temperatur...

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