Fatdogarm for Raspberry pi3 - headless
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Did I do something wrong??I just created the folder and moved the file across and it has booted up to desktop.
Which fdarm.sfs is successful , mine or James Bond??
If it's mine then you should boot to a giant clock.
What do you guys recommend for a cmdline.txt file??
I have only a raspberry pi2.
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The fault could be with the program veronicathecow used to un-compress the zip file. Everything worked fine for me without any changes.
If you make the changes to config.txt that I wrote about in http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 299#988299
you should be able to boot this on your Pi2.
If you make the changes to config.txt that I wrote about in http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 299#988299
you should be able to boot this on your Pi2.
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Hi don570, Pi is booting to big white and black analouge clock.
Cant seen to save the session though
When I try to close down I follow all the instructions i get the following error
Problem: fdsave.ext.4 on /dev/mmbclkop1 already exists. Please choose a different name.
With a different name it does save, but then on reboot it does not load this save file with a different name.
Cant seen to save the session though
When I try to close down I follow all the instructions i get the following error
Problem: fdsave.ext.4 on /dev/mmbclkop1 already exists. Please choose a different name.
With a different name it does save, but then on reboot it does not load this save file with a different name.
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Hi woodenshoe-wi, yes you were right I hadn't chosen the correct options to expand the directories so I have re-installed that correctly now, thank you.
I am still getting similar problems though
Problem: fdsave.ext4 on /dev/mmbclkop1 already exists. Please choose a different name.
With a different name it now does not save but says
Problem: Unable to create tmsave.ext4 on /dev/mmcblk01p. Please chose another device/partition.
I am still getting similar problems though
Problem: fdsave.ext4 on /dev/mmbclkop1 already exists. Please choose a different name.
With a different name it now does not save but says
Problem: Unable to create tmsave.ext4 on /dev/mmcblk01p. Please chose another device/partition.
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I didn't have any problem creating a save file, but mine is named fdsave.ext4
I don't know if fdsave.ext.4 with the extra "." in between "ext" and "4" is a typo or part of the problem. If there is nothing important in it maybe you could try deleting it from the SD card with the computer and trying again?
If you are getting errors is there enough free space on the SD card?
I don't know if fdsave.ext.4 with the extra "." in between "ext" and "4" is a typo or part of the problem. If there is nothing important in it maybe you could try deleting it from the SD card with the computer and trying again?
If you are getting errors is there enough free space on the SD card?
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If that's not a typo I think you need to know that fat filesystems have a 4gb file size limit...29gb and 10gb save file
If you need more space you could try repartitioning the SD card and adding an ext4 partition but the first partition needs to remain fat for the bootloader to work.
I am not an expert on how Fatdog works, I just was helping to test because I have a Pi3.
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Hi, yes it was just a typo which I then went back and corrected on my post.
FAT32, of course, blooming fat32, I'm so used to running EXT4 I forgot about those limits, that would explain it even though I was creating a ext4 I am assuming it is within a fat32 4gb limit file container.
Your help has been very much appreciated.
FAT32, of course, blooming fat32, I'm so used to running EXT4 I forgot about those limits, that would explain it even though I was creating a ext4 I am assuming it is within a fat32 4gb limit file container.
Your help has been very much appreciated.
woodenshoe-wi is giving good advice.
fat32 is limited - no links and a few characters can't be used in file names (such as : ).
Of course, the data inside the savefile isn't limited by this, which is neat feature.
You can format SD card with both fat32 and linux EXT4 format if you wish.
You may have to change cmdline.txt file ---> not sure if this will work to find a stored savefile on second partition.
Maybe it does . I'm not sure??
You can always use
That always works.
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fat32 is limited - no links and a few characters can't be used in file names (such as : ).
Of course, the data inside the savefile isn't limited by this, which is neat feature.
You can format SD card with both fat32 and linux EXT4 format if you wish.
You may have to change cmdline.txt file ---> not sure if this will work to find a stored savefile on second partition.
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savefile=direct:local
You can always use
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savefile=ask
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spotted wrote:I cannot go online with Seamonkey 2.33., wont load webpage, error message says something like the time is in the future (This is after I set date in control panel)
Is a restart of X needed??woodenshoe wrote:I was able to fix the SSL errors in Seamonkey by setting the clock to more accurate time.
There is a file in /etc that JamesB put in called 'last boot' or something similar.
This contains the time of last boot. It is used by system during booting up to set the time.
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Not for me, but make sure you have the day, month and year set correctly.Is a restart of X needed??
From my tests of the seamonkey-project.org website I could only get away with the clock set five days in the past.
Just setting the time to the last boot will gradually or rapidly lose time, if you want to use SSL websites I think automatically setting the time from a time server is necessary.
This is on a Odroid xu4. Pi2 sfs with odroid kernel works.
I have found last boot and changed the date but cant change the time.
2018-05-04 20:16:56
I set the date to yesterday and now Seamonkey works. I think I an going have to pull out the battery until real time matches the time above then put the battery back in.
I have a 'adjtime' file but its all double dutch to me.
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This is what 'set system time ' looks like in control panel.
I have found last boot and changed the date but cant change the time.
2018-05-04 20:16:56
I set the date to yesterday and now Seamonkey works. I think I an going have to pull out the battery until real time matches the time above then put the battery back in.
I have a 'adjtime' file but its all double dutch to me.
-85329.263389 1525439816 0.000000
1525439816
LOCAL
This is what 'set system time ' looks like in control panel.
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A year ago I wrote an app to set the time and date using the 'date' command.
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/date-comm ... -examples/
You can try it. You'll have to convert it to a fatdog arm package I assume.
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https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/date-comm ... -examples/
You can try it. You'll have to convert it to a fatdog arm package I assume.
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