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Speedwell68

I see messages like this so often! Do you think we need a specific sticky 'phone chargers do not work'. Not only will the voltage sag as load increases, but I fear won't some be regulated and will give over-voltage at times, with damaging consequences. Phil That just isn't the case. I currently hav...

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Pretty much all hacking is ethical: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacking I'm hacking on my software and electronics projects all the time. It really annoys me that it's almost impossible to find the not very old definitions of "hacking" in dictionaries now a days. Do you mean "penetration testing"...

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I have sent you an email.

Thanks.

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Hi guys, I'm a total noob here to the world of Raspberry Pi and am thinking on starting on a small project. I would like my Raspberry Pi to instruct Google Home to stream a live radio station (url which the Pi fetches) at specific times of the day. However, I'm unsure whether this is possible and w...

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By default sshd should listen on all interfaces, connecting from either side should be possible. Are the networks on each interface are actually different, e.g. 192.168.0.0/24 for eth0 and 10.10.10.0/24 for wlan0? If the same network is defined on both interfaces, Linux routing gets confused. It ca...

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Anyway, around here a Pi won't cut it as an everyday PC/laptop replacement for me until it can run Lt Spice, Quartus and a handful of other programs that are Windows and/or x86 only programs. Meanwhile, 'er in doors would throw a Pi back at me a soon as she found how badly it ran Facebook, Farmvill...

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I just wouldn't power down the Pi. I have 5 running and they haven't powered off in years.

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Bringing this back up. I have spent days mucking about with this and have come to the conclusion there is something about LibreELEC that is preventing this from working, I just can't for the life of me find out what it is. I tried it on my Ubuntu 16.04 media server and it works perfectly. I also tri...

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#!/bin/sh ssh root@192.168.1.18 "reboot" You're missing the path to the SSH key(s) which are needed. #!/bin/sh ssh -i /home/pi/.ssh/lounge_reboot_key_ed25519.key -l root 192.168.1.18 "reboot" If you get that working with one key per action per remote host, then there are some easy things to do to l...

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That bit works perfectly. But here it is...

https://github.com/adnanh/webhook

I installed it from the Raspbian repos.

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Ok, let me give you some background. I have 4 Raspberry PIs all running Kodi on LibreELEC 8.2.5 (1 x RPI 3B+, 2 x RPI 2, 1 x RPIB). They are connected to an Acer Revo R3600 acting as a Media Server, running Xubuntu 16.04.5. The media is housed on ext USB drives and shared using NFS. The Acer also ma...

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What OS are you using on your PC? Here is what I have done. I have a Raspberry Pi running Kodi on LibreElec in each room of my house. Three of them are Model Bs and one is a 2 Model B. They are all connected to my network via an ethernet cable. A couple of years ago I got an Acer Revo R3610 on eBay ...

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GTR2Fan wrote:http://store.wdc.com/store/wdus/en_US/D ... d.13096100

That doesn't do anything that you can't already do with a 2.5" HDD, a SATA to USB cable and a powered hub.

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RaTTuS wrote:are yoou sure you do not have a fake SDcard

A duff SD card was my gut feeling too.

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Regular Minecraft and Minecraft Pi Edition are worlds apart. My daughter recently completed the Minecraft hour of code in around 20 minutes.

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http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/qu ... creen-mode

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Kodi only supports Apple Airplay up to iOS version 8.x . If you have iOS 9 it won't work.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0Rkr3q-9MM

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http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1787481

It should work on Raspbian as long as you change the terminal to which ever terminal emulator you are using.

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What you are looking for is a Television. Be warned that those on board USB sockets don't offer much current, all my TVs have them and they haven't got the guts to power my PIs.

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Get a mouse/keyboard combo with a single dongle, less to power. I have various handheld ones and they are great for Kodi, but I'd hate to have to do any serious typng on one.

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DirkS wrote:
Speedwell68 wrote:You can SSH into your RPI across your network from Windows using a program called Putty.
That's assuming you have a working network connection.
Since the OP mentions configuring the interface that may not be the case...

I am just offering another option.

Speedwell68

You can SSH into your RPI across your network from Windows using a program called Putty.

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MartinPi wrote:
kusti8 wrote:You can't run OSX on a Pi.
You technically can't run Mac OS on a normal PC either without hackintoshing

Macs are x86 based PCs, just like any other x86 based PC, an RPI is not

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You could make Raspbian look a bit like OSX, but that would be it. There is no ARM release of OSX.

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