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DO NOT use this tag for new questions; Identify actual OS e.g. Raspberry Pi OS-Buster . Raspbian renamed Raspberry Pi OS (32-bit) is a family of GNU/Linux operating systems derived from Debian. Version numbering follows that of Debian and the current stable is 11 (Bullseye). Raspberry Pi OS is the most widely used Pi based distro.
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Pi3 startx fails
In my case, the following command worked to launch X:
sudo mount -o remount, rw /
If I understand correctly, this gave X access to the /tmp directory that it wanted. Before the filesystem was read- …
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RPi3 Raspbian SD card size
I'm trying to expand my rootfs to the 64Gb size of my micro SD card on Raspbian Jessie, on a RPi3. …
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RPi3 Raspbian SD card size
Here are the steps I followed to solve this problem:
Inserted the SD card into a separate Linux PC.
Unmounted the mmcblk0p2 partition (the one that showed up at 62.5Gb on said PC) via the app laun …
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Pi3 startx fails
I'm trying to start the gui on raspbian jessie on a pi 3, using the startx command. …
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