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[0:14] <anunnaki> its possible to put xbmc on raspbian right? is using it similar to xbmc/kodi on raspbmc?
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[0:35] <pred8tr> iirc raspbmc is one of the default options on noobs 1.4
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[0:41] <jakllsch> u/wi2
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[5:09] <sydney_untangle> Does anyone know if raspbian will run on the original banana pi, or is there somethign that has to be configured iferent.
[5:09] <sydney_untangle> diferent*
[5:10] <sydney_untangle> im looking into buying either a banana pi or a Raspberry pi.
[5:10] <sydney_untangle> never used one before.
[5:11] <sydney_untangle> I know you dd the iso and rpi's bootloader reads a special partition.
[5:11] <sydney_untangle> does banana pi work the same?
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[5:46] <shay_shay> if by special you mean a fat32 partition
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[6:24] <lordievader> Good morning,
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[6:39] <shay_shay> hmmm
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[10:47] <prozaq> hi
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[11:03] <zGrr> moin :)
[11:15] <lordievader> o/
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[11:24] <dexta> g'day
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[12:26] <_motz_> sup guys
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[12:29] <_motz_> i found a tutorial online on how to turn my raspberry pi in an airplay receiver - see here http://bit.ly/1DJvJIV . everything works kinda fine, but the music laggs from time to time. is it the missing computing power or is my wifi router (54 mbit) too slow? i have an raspberry model B and debian OS
[12:32] <curiousduder> interesting
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[12:40] <ShorTie> i'm leaning to slow wifi
[12:40] <ShorTie> try a cable and compare
[12:41] <_motz_> getting a new router soon, but i will try the cable version as well
[12:41] <_motz_> thanks!
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[12:47] <lordievader> Whoo, airplay receiver. That would be a nice addition to my sound server.
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[12:58] <Getty> why isnt it actually iPlay?!
[12:58] <Getty> <scratchhead>
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[13:04] <lordievader> Getty: Because Apple is strange ;)
[13:04] <Getty> i thought apple is the normal one and we all who are not using apple are the strange ones ;)
[13:05] <lordievader> That's what fanboys think.
[13:05] <Getty> the way the fanboys react if you tell them the reality about apple is always fun
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[13:06] <Getty> oh btw, new food to annoy them: Apple sold out to China
[13:06] <Getty> China may audit all the Apple software before they can sell it there, which means that china has perfect possibilities to hack into the systems
[13:06] <Getty> its so lovely
[13:06] <_motz_> whoa Oo didn't think of that
[13:07] <Getty> of what? that apple is a greedy bastard? ;-)
[13:08] <_motz_> haha no, that's obvious
[13:08] <_motz_> (and i say that as apple user)
[13:08] <_motz_> the china thing
[13:08] <Getty> yeah well, even apple didnt thought of it as it seems
[13:09] <_motz_> yeah seems so
[13:09] <Getty> i mean, how can someone (especially in context of NSA and co.) just dont care about security that much
[13:09] <_motz_> the nsa maybe had their simcard-hacking idea from the chinese lol
[13:10] <Getty> the simcard hacking is not that interesting at least not from my point of view as non-american
[13:10] <Getty> they still need to get MITM to take use of it
[13:10] <_motz_> same here
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[13:15] <curiousduder> lordievader, so berryboot 2.0 works like a charm... i would suggest it if you plan on checking out multiple OSs for the pi later on
[13:15] <Getty> what is berryboot?
[13:15] <curiousduder> its a boot manager to have multiple imgs on ur sd card for ur pi
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[13:16] <Getty> oh dear :)
[13:16] <curiousduder> so u can have raspbian, openelec, and others on the same sd card
[13:16] <curiousduder> it is great
[13:16] <Getty> i have too many raspberry pi laying around
[13:17] <curiousduder> well, i wanted to have a media center and retropie as well.. so i can use emulators without having two pis
[13:17] <Getty> valid reason for sure, but you should checkup to merge the requirements
[13:17] <Getty> thats alwys a core problem of raspberry, all the "Big things" are their own image
[13:17] <Getty> in the end, technical, there is no logical reason to have them as different images, its just that its easier to maintain
[13:17] <curiousduder> they are different images
[13:17] <lordievader> curiousduder: I have a netboot, only need to change one line if I want a different os...
[13:18] <Getty> yeah, cause they are made that way ;)
[13:18] <curiousduder> ahh
[13:18] <curiousduder> nice lord
[13:18] <Getty> yeah, netboot sounds cooler
[13:18] <curiousduder> it does
[13:18] <Getty> you could even netboot a little netboot switcher interface ;)
[13:18] <Getty> so like PS3 coming up with a top notch hardware animation ;)
[13:21] <Getty> since 1-2 years this is still on my todo list
[13:21] <Getty> Raspberry Pi boots up, shows an awesome menu which you can control with your remote
[13:21] <curiousduder> i need to look into that
[13:22] <Getty> and there you got Kodi(XBMC), C64/Amiga Emulator, Web Browser
[13:22] <Getty> and openoffice
[13:22] <Getty> all the things "nromal people" need
[13:22] <sydney_untangle> But does the banana pi work pretty much the same as the raspberry pi?
[13:23] <Getty> DONT TOUCH BANANA PI
[13:23] <curiousduder> lol
[13:23] <Getty> GO NOT NEAR IT
[13:23] <sydney_untangle> why?
[13:23] <Getty> BECAUSE! ;)
[13:23] <curiousduder> Getty says...
[13:23] <curiousduder> thats it
[13:23] <Getty> do youw ant the long boring story? or dont you just wanna buy the cheaper better rasp2 ? ;)
[13:23] <Getty> i mean before rasp2 there WAS some reasoning left to use banana pi but now it goes near zero
[13:23] <Getty> the biggest problem: there is no "community" behind
[13:24] <Getty> its a company who dont even communicate with the community and just drops out stuff as technical needed
[13:24] <sydney_untangle> Getty: I need a full reason why not too. :P
[13:24] <Getty> this makes it the most horrible experience ever... i got a banana pi, its worthless
[13:24] <Getty> => its a company who dont even communicate with the community and just drops out stuff as technical needed
[13:24] <Getty> thats enough reason for you
[13:24] <sydney_untangle> Oh.
[13:24] <sydney_untangle> Yes.
[13:24] <Getty> there is no #bananapi
[13:24] <curiousduder> lol
[13:25] <curiousduder> sounds legit
[13:25] <Getty> i actually killed it ;) i was in the channel, but now the linux channel for those arms took over
[13:25] <sydney_untangle> Ok Ok, no go then. ;)
[13:25] <sydney_untangle> ?AWAY
[13:25] <Getty> yeah totally....
[13:25] <sydney_untangle> :P
[13:25] <curiousduder> sydney, for one.. it runs a diff. arm on the processor.. there is a larger community for software/hardware for the rpi
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[13:26] <curiousduder> people look at the banana because it has a lil bit better hardware.. but price point is still off imo
[13:26] <Getty> curious: i think the biggest problem is not the size of the community then more that there is no central coordination point
[13:26] <curiousduder> that also Getty
[13:26] <Getty> curiousduder: they dont "create" community, that is like the most brutal mistake you can do
[13:26] <sydney_untangle> curiousduder: Yeah, its 5$ cheaper. :P
[13:26] <sydney_untangle> not the raspberry pro.
[13:26] <sydney_untangle> the pi.
[13:26] <Getty> here its not cheaper
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[13:27] <Getty> here the banana pi is more expansive
[13:27] <sydney_untangle> Here it is.
[13:27] <sydney_untangle> Well, i will keep saving for the big PI2...
[13:27] <sydney_untangle> Its going to be like 70$ by the time i get everything i need for it. O_O
[13:28] <curiousduder> which bpi are you looking at? last time i checked, they were near $60
[13:28] <Getty> oh! i just checked, the banana pi is 2 EUR cheaper
[13:28] <curiousduder> whats the hardware on the bpi that is cheaper?
[13:28] <Getty> curiousduder: that sounds like an outdated price
[13:28] <Getty> curiousduder: yes, they are even more cheap then the first raspberry
[13:28] <curiousduder> well, it has been a while... I looked into them before I chose the rpi
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[13:29] <Getty> (all old non + raspberry are using cheap parts)
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[13:33] <Getty> holy shit, i really should make my own tarduino-like board series
[13:33] <Getty> they sell this crap for such a huge amount of money, totally not related to the actual value of the chip
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[13:36] <Getty> the arduino micro must be like a pure cash machine, they earn probably 10 times more one the sell of one as raspberry is earning on selling one of them
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[13:45] <sydney_untangle> No one wants to sell their old RPIs. ;)
[13:47] <sydney_untangle> You'd think a model A would be dirt cheap...
[13:48] <sydney_untangle> Still 30$ on ebay.
[13:56] <Odie_> you are free to sell it cheaper if you get one
[13:59] <curiousduder> lol
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[14:02] <Getty> soon the sellers are dropping out stocks
[14:03] <Getty> i just talked with RS components in germany about it some time ago, they still got full stock of all models.... GIANT stocks
[14:03] <Getty> but they earn so much of that stuff, it seems they dont really care ;)
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[14:36] <sydney_untangle> Figures.
[14:36] <sydney_untangle> Is Rasbian headless?
[14:37] <shiftplusone> can be
[14:37] <shiftplusone> don't connect a monitor to your pi and it's headless.
[14:37] <sydney_untangle> I mean without GUI.
[14:37] <sydney_untangle> Wrong words.
[14:38] <ClepCidre> sudo raspi-config might select starting X
[14:38] <lordievader> sydney_untangle: Can be.
[14:38] <shiftplusone> sure, just don't start it.
[14:38] <sydney_untangle> Ah, ok.
[14:38] <sydney_untangle> So, im tryign to make up my mind...
[14:38] <shiftplusone> or uninstall it... or use an installation method which doesn't install it in the first place.
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[14:39] <sydney_untangle> a B+ for 24$ or a RPI2 for 45$.
[14:39] <sydney_untangle> Hum.
[14:40] <sydney_untangle> I dont know!
[14:40] <sydney_untangle> I would liek the big one...
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[14:40] <sydney_untangle> like*
[14:40] <ClepCidre> if you wanttake picture take the b+
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[14:40] <sydney_untangle> I dont really know what i want to do with it yet. ;)
[14:40] <shiftplusone> then get a pi2 so you don't limit your options
[14:41] <sydney_untangle> Ok.
[14:41] <sydney_untangle> Yeah, swap wouldnt be a good alternative. :P
[14:42] <shiftplusone> you wouldn't generally go into swap even with 512MB, unless you're compiling something huge.
[14:42] <shiftplusone> or are clueless and running KDE or something like that.
[14:42] <sydney_untangle> Or wanting to run a web browser in a GUi.
[14:42] <sydney_untangle> :)
[14:42] <shiftplusone> You can run the browser just fine
[14:42] <sydney_untangle> I ran this desktop on 1 gig of ram for a year.
[14:42] <shiftplusone> well... it's sloooow on a pi1
[14:43] <sydney_untangle> Yeah, what sd card are you using to get that speed? :P
[14:43] <sydney_untangle> and 1 gig of ram with debian wasnt bad, but swap was awefull.
[14:43] <sydney_untangle> I hit swap quite often.
[14:44] <sydney_untangle> The canakits on amazon are expensive.
[14:44] <shiftplusone> pretty sure that's mostly flash and having 100 tabs open that was your problem, not the browser itself.
[14:44] <sydney_untangle> Hehe.
[14:44] <sydney_untangle> No.
[14:45] <sydney_untangle> Well, i could only use 1 program at a time.
[14:45] <sydney_untangle> Now that i am running 4gig of ram this thing is FAST.
[14:45] <sydney_untangle> Its a 30 sec boot time.
[14:45] <sydney_untangle> Not bad for a 9 year old machine ;)
[14:46] <sydney_untangle> If i buy a canakit i still need a composite to vga adapter...
[14:50] <shiftplusone> Isn't buying a kit a little... pricey compared to buying the pi, digging what you already have out of old boxes and then buying whatever's missing?
[14:53] <sydney_untangle> Yes it is.
[14:53] <sydney_untangle> Im using the only wifi dongle i have.
[14:53] <sydney_untangle> I could probably try to get my pci one to work under linux, but it usually stops working after a few hours.
[14:54] <sydney_untangle> and i dont have a clue why.
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[14:54] * sydney_untangle should have saved that dmesg log.
[14:54] <sydney_untangle> Opinions on this sd card? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0085EG6OW/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A2NDNAPHQ3UDKH
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[14:56] <shiftplusone> no point getting a class 10 card
[14:58] <sydney_untangle> Why?
[14:59] <sydney_untangle> Ok, we will see if i can save 5$ on a card now...
[14:59] <sydney_untangle> Hopefully i can tweak a setting or something to get this wifi card to work.
[14:59] <shiftplusone> because class 10 means it's overpriced and gives you no benefits in this particular use case.
[15:02] <sydney_untangle> Ok ,well then, whats a cheap 8 gig on there that will work and does not have "free shipping on orders over 35$"?
[15:03] <sydney_untangle> Shoot, that card is not workign already...
[15:03] <sydney_untangle> I cannot connect to my wifi network.
[15:08] <sydney_untangle> The what sd card is recomended?
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[15:10] <shiftplusone> I only use these one, but they're out of stock right now. http://swag.raspberrypi.org/collections/frontpage/products/noobs-8gb-sd-card
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[15:16] <mjhszig> quick question: ALL data is stored on the SD card, so to turn my PI to factory settings, I just pull the chip, correct?
[15:17] <mjhszig> turn=return
[15:17] <shiftplusone> yup
[15:18] <mjhszig> do you know if there any quick way of returning my OS to its originally settings without remounting the chip?
[15:21] <lordievader> Hehe, dd over ssh? (very error prone)
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[15:23] <mjhszig> cool, thanks ya'll
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[16:05] <sydney_untangle> I can go to the store and buy a micro sd card, even though it will probably be expensive compared to online.
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[16:06] <sydney_untangle> My camera cord will probably work in the 3.5mm jack for audio/video.
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[16:22] <raspnoob> Hey guys, how long does a 10000mAh battery last with raspberry pi in average?
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[16:35] <Getty> lol ;)
[16:37] <sydney_untangle> hang out for 2 secs. :P
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[16:41] <Getty> yeah IRC is art ;)
[16:42] <Getty> you must be like a ninja, always there, but not visible ;)
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[16:46] <sydney_untangle> Getty: Hehe, ive been all over and you have never know it. GNU screen and ssh is awesome :)
[16:46] <Getty> dude... thats so 90s
[16:46] <zGrr> ... so?
[16:46] <sydney_untangle> So?
[16:46] <Getty> ;)
[16:47] <sydney_untangle> Thats awesome :P
[16:47] <Getty> bouncer is awesome
[16:47] <sydney_untangle> bouncer?
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[16:48] <sydney_untangle> hehe, yes i dont mind the lovely comand line :)
[16:48] <sydney_untangle> I look back at windows and think, Id like to see you do this!
[16:49] <sydney_untangle> :)
[16:50] <zGrr> command line is the future
[16:50] <sydney_untangle> Its the Now. :P
[16:50] <zGrr> and the past
[16:50] <sydney_untangle> Getty: zGrr Would you get this for your RPI? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008279OJ6/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A2M9IUVIAQ0RV2
[16:50] <sydney_untangle> *Your opinion.
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[16:50] <sydney_untangle> 6 ft length?
[16:51] <zGrr> sydney_untangle: no, i don't think it would work
[16:51] <sydney_untangle> The comand line is what the computer *is*
[16:51] <sydney_untangle> zGrr: Well ,what would you recomend then?
[16:51] <sydney_untangle> under 10$'
[16:52] <Getty> why not?
[16:52] <sydney_untangle> And most of the people with RPIs say it works. The one had to tweak a setting.
[16:52] <Getty> if you need it you buy it
[16:52] <Getty> i dont know the speicifc product but seek that it works with raspberry in the comments/description
[16:52] <Getty> some of those just DONT work ever
[16:52] <zGrr> sydney_untangle: give me one minute. i have to find what i have bought for myself.
[16:53] <sydney_untangle> And you can buy 2 of those for the price of one more expensive similar one.
[16:53] <sydney_untangle> at least 2.
[16:53] <sydney_untangle> 4$ is not very expensive. ;)
[16:53] <sydney_untangle> I also have a laptop i would use it on.
[16:54] <zGrr> I bought Dell 1503FP
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[16:54] <sydney_untangle> zGrr: ?
[16:55] <zGrr> sydney_untangle: it costs around $10
[16:56] <zGrr> sydney_untangle: maybe 12$
[16:56] <sydney_untangle> That is a laptop model...
[16:56] <sydney_untangle> All i see are chargers...
[16:56] <zGrr> they are not chargers, they are power supplies
[16:56] <zGrr> this is 12V monitor
[16:58] <zGrr> whey pi came out I quickly bought two of them on the internet auction.
[16:59] <zGrr> sydney_untangle: here you go. below $10: http://www.ebay.pl/itm/Dell-1503FP-15-LCD-Monitor-/331488513780?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4d2e414ef4
[17:00] <sydney_untangle> internet auction?
[17:00] <sydney_untangle> charger=psu IMO.
[17:00] <sydney_untangle> used to charge laptop.
[17:00] <sydney_untangle> amazon please.
[17:01] <sydney_untangle> what language is that?
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[17:02] <zGrr> sydney_untangle: sorry about that. http://www.ebay.com/itm/331488513780?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_from%3DR40%26_sacat%3D0%26_nkw%3D331488513780%26_rdc%3D1
[17:02] <sydney_untangle> Ad i dont need a screen.
[17:03] <sydney_untangle> and you would still need a hdmi to dvi adapter for that. ;0
[17:03] <sydney_untangle> ;)
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[17:04] <zGrr> sydney_untangle: you're too choosy, you know? :)
[17:05] <sydney_untangle> haha ;)
[17:05] <zGrr> there are tens of unused hdmi to dvi adapters in every office, I know of.
[17:06] <sydney_untangle> Yes, i know/
[17:06] <sydney_untangle> But i dont work in a ofice. :P
[17:06] <sydney_untangle> i saw one at a thrift store for 3$ a few days ago.
[17:07] <sydney_untangle> and i have a amazon gift card i would like to use.
[17:07] <sydney_untangle> Im jsut trying to make wise decisions :P
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[17:08] <zGrr> go to any office pretending to be a delivery guy and pick one from the first desk. those, who were to lazy to put them in the drawer, keep them next to the desk lamp.
[17:08] <sydney_untangle> Out here? ;)
[17:09] <sydney_untangle> No thanks.
[17:09] <zGrr> if you really wanted to make a wise decision, you wouldn't get a Pi in the first place
[17:10] <sydney_untangle> Thats not what i wanted to know.
[17:10] <sydney_untangle> I didnt say i was stingy :P
[17:11] <sydney_untangle> Everything uses vga, so i think a adapter would be best.
[17:11] <sydney_untangle> i dont have any dvi screens
[17:12] <sydney_untangle> Thanks zGrr for your efforts. :)
[17:12] <zGrr> SOME people say, that SOME HDMI to VGA adapters DO work with Pi. I have never seen any working adapter myself.
[17:12] <sydney_untangle> Thats a 4$ risk i will have to take.
[17:13] <zGrr> maybe GPIO to VGA works, since it is Pi specific
[17:14] <sydney_untangle> :9
[17:14] <sydney_untangle> :(
[17:14] <zGrr> http://www.raspberrypi.org/gert-vga-adapter/
[17:19] <sydney_untangle> :-/
[17:19] <sydney_untangle> Still...
[17:19] <sydney_untangle> Yes, i saw those.
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[17:22] <sydney_untangle> And i can use the adapter on my laptop.
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[17:23] <zGrr> I even have a Pi laptop!
[17:23] <zGrr> everyone says it's cool, but they really think that i'm crazy.
[17:24] <sydney_untangle> What if i just use the composite video port? can that be adapted to vga?
[17:24] <sydney_untangle> zGrr: :)
[17:24] <sydney_untangle> That would be more reliable.
[17:24] <zGrr> can be, but still it costs money and the quality is crap.
[17:24] <sydney_untangle> Actually, i dont really need to adapt it.
[17:24] <sydney_untangle> I have a capture card in my desktop i could use.
[17:25] <zGrr> capture card?
[17:25] <sydney_untangle> video capture...
[17:25] <sydney_untangle> And a old tube tv. And a old audio/video 3.5mm to composite cord.
[17:25] <zGrr> why don't you just use a vnc server or a remote X and grab a screen over the ethernet?
[17:26] <sydney_untangle> Could do that too.
[17:26] <zGrr> this is the most obvious thing to do.
[17:26] <sydney_untangle> I dont reall plan on using gui.
[17:26] <sydney_untangle> Im just thinking what to do if i do.
[17:26] <zGrr> it will also work with the ssh :)
[17:26] <sydney_untangle> My friend might want to buy one also for gui.
[17:26] <sydney_untangle> yes, x over ssh.
[17:27] <lordievader> _motz_: The airplay receiver is now running on my pi too, thanks :D
[17:27] <sydney_untangle> On one of my wifi networks it is fast, on the other its not.
[17:27] <sydney_untangle> ssh*
[17:27] <sydney_untangle> Ok, that settles that.
[17:27] <zGrr> X over ssh isn't most efficient but it certainly works.
[17:28] <sydney_untangle> No, its not eficient :)
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[17:28] <sydney_untangle> So, whats wrong with that 8gb class 10 sd card? RPI wont use all that speed?
[17:28] <zGrr> class 10 is usually slower than class 4.
[17:29] <sydney_untangle> it is?
[17:29] <zGrr> yes
[17:29] <sydney_untangle> 48MiB/s its rated as.
[17:29] <zGrr> in most cases i tested.
[17:30] <zGrr> it is tested with sequential write. this is not, what pi is going to do with the card.
[17:30] <sydney_untangle> Well then, what card do you recomend that doesnt have NOOB preinstalled?
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[17:30] <zGrr> Find benchmarks rated for 4k block random.
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[17:31] <sydney_untangle> oh.
[17:31] <zGrr> Just pick the decent class 4. such us lexar.
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[17:31] <zGrr> it will be cheaper than class 10 and probably faster.
[17:31] <oath> Hey guys. Is there a way I can configure ssh using the files from the SD card? I don't have a display to run this pi on.
[17:32] <zGrr> I have good results with sandisk class U1. good results for both sequential and random writes, but it's more expensive.
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[17:35] <sydney_untangle> I will just grab what i can at my local store i think.
[17:36] <sydney_untangle> unless its bad.
[17:36] <zGrr> check against compatibility list.
[17:37] <zGrr> some cards do not work with pi, or do not work very well - ie. produce write errors.
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[17:39] <zGrr> i really do like that 15" dell monitor because you can fit the Pi inside it. and i payed for it no more than i would pay for the pi case.
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[17:43] <sydney_untangle> zGrr: Good for you. :) I could probably fit a pi in mine.
[17:43] <sydney_untangle> It has big back.
[17:43] <sydney_untangle> a*
[17:44] <sydney_untangle> And mine has built in speakers :)
[17:45] <sydney_untangle> Should i get a case for a pi too?
[17:45] <sydney_untangle> I wasnt planning on it.
[17:45] <sydney_untangle> probably stick it in a cardboard box. :P
[17:46] <sydney_untangle> Eh, i will rig up something.
[17:46] <sydney_untangle> 1 gig of ram wil lbe alot for a headless server...
[17:46] <zGrr> you don't. you can use it naked and being naked yourself. there is nothing wrong with that.
[17:49] <Getty> just... be careful if you add a fan
[17:49] <zGrr> :)
[17:50] <zGrr> time to go home.
[17:50] <zGrr> byebye
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[17:51] <sydney_untangle> carefull if i add fan?
[17:51] <sydney_untangle> For power usage?
[17:51] <sydney_untangle> Well, thany you all.
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[17:51] <sydney_untangle> thank*
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[20:02] <sine0> 64GB on this tiny card. I sweat the tech companys have had this for years but just drip feed us.
[20:02] <sine0> swear*
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[20:12] <Martijn-NL> Hi everyone - i'm using the Siemens Gigaset USB Adapter 108 but I can't get it working. Does anyone know how i can install it?
[20:20] <ppq> Martijn-NL, i dont know if ndiswrapper works on the pi, if it does, give it a try
[20:21] <Martijn-NL> ppq: it doesnt work
[20:21] <ppq> ok :(
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[20:26] <ppq> Martijn-NL, it *should* be also supported by https://wiki.debian.org/ar5523
[20:26] <ppq> from kernel 3.8
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[20:28] <dougl> I can connect to my home wifi but I cannot connect to my iphone hotspot with my pi - any suggestions?
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[21:46] <nomis> has anybody successfully used the vga666 adapter with a recent raspbian image? The instrucitons don't work because of different filenames and educated guessing results in a no-longer-booting raspberry.
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[22:41] <TBJoe> I added wheezy-backports to the sources.list and now apt-get update tells me 'W: GPG error: http://http.debian.net wheezy-backports Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 8B48AD6246925553' why is that? Do I need to import the pub key manually and why?
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