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Based on your answer that there wasn't a boot partition, your report that the display doesn't work, and an experiment that I've just conducted, I suspect that UNetbootin doesn't do a proper job of installing Raspbian.
Since you're just getting started, please try this: Get a copy of balenaEtcher and use it to re-flash your microSD card. Try the boot ...
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It is quite common for two microSD cards of the same nominal size to have slightly different capacities.
The "SD card copier" function that's part of the "Accessories" sub-menu will compensate for differences in card sizes provided the destination card has room for all the data on the source card. In your case, that should be no trouble at all.
For ...
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⠠⠞⠗⠽ this tutorial:
Start with a clean install of the latest release of Raspbian (currently Buster). Raspbian Buster Lite is recommended.
Update Raspbian, including the kernel and firmware, followed by a reboot:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
sudo reboot
Set the WiFi country in raspi-config’s Localisation Options: sudo raspi-config
If you ...
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Assuming you have correctly written your image on your SD card, here is schematic about how zeroconf work (as specified by @tpack) if you want contact your raspberry with raspberry.local name. Maybe this can help you better understand. Normally if the OS is correctly written and started RPi must obtain an ip addr on her ethernet interface when you plug your ...
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I managed to find the issue;
It seems I had a specific service enabled on my pi that was messing with the serial output, namely getty@ttyGS0.service This service is indeed intended to provide console over serial.
I fixed the issue by simply disabling and stopping it
sudo systemctl disable getty@ttyGS0.service
sudo systemctl stop getty@ttyGS0.service
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Ok, as it is a windows executable, I need to use the mono cmd:
sudo mono MyPath.exe
And it works! Of course, you need to install mono before on your raspberry:
sudo apt-get install mono-complete
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Rigth click on desktop → Desktop prefs → Desktop Tab → check the Wastebasket box
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To automount your USB drives to a directory of your choosing:
In accordance w/ man fstab:
The second field (fs_file).
This field describes the mount point (target) for the filesystem. For swap partitions, this field should
be specified as none. If the name of the mount point contains spaces these can be escaped as \...
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You are trying to use an old tutorial for an obsolete OS.
You appear to have installed an (unspecified) Raspbian using an unusual tool, which appears to be designed to create bootable drives from an ISO image.
I suggest you install a current Raspbian using one of the recommended tools.
You can enable ssh headlessly as described in How to set up networking/...
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The tutorial you reference only enables ssh it does not enable the avahi-daemon (zeroconf) which is what you need if you want to connect via a hostname instead of an IP address. So you'll need the IP address in order to ssh to the pi.
Since you are on Linux Mint, try installing nmap and then scanning your network to find the pi. Substitute the appropriate ...
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Try following this tutorial.
I have something like this in my house to extend the WiFi coverage. I don't recall if I followed this exact tutorial, but these are the basic steps that I followed. I will paste the major steps from the tutorial here:
Step 1: Install and update Raspbian
Step 2: Install hostapd and dnsmasq
Step 3: Configure a static IP for the ...
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Assuming that your scripts all execute properly when run manually from the command line, this should get things moving forward:
You will need two separate crontab entries for what you want to do.
To start at reboot, try this:
@reboot ( /bin/sleep 30; /bin/bash /home/pi/git/vthoang/cgminer/x1R606b.sh >> /home/pi/cronjoblog 2>&1)
To start a ...
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If there is any error while running this on startup, you can’t see the error message. To check this, press ctrl+alt+F1. Here you can check the output of background processes. You can return to graphical display by ctrl+alt+F7.
This is the way you can ensure whether there is any error while running the code or not.
Now come to your solution, if there is any ...
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Here's a program that gets the MAC addr for every interface
#!/usr/bin/python
import fcntl, socket, struct
from os import walk
def getHwAddr(ifname):
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
info = fcntl.ioctl(s.fileno(), 0x8927, struct.pack('256s', ifname[:15]))
return ''.join(['%02x:' % ord(char) for char in info[18:24]])[:-1]
...
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The better answer is to read the NOTICE.md that's presented when you run the up to date version of rpi-update
#############################################################
WARNING: 'rpi-update' updates to pre-releases of the linux
kernel tree and Videocore firmware.
'rpi-update' should only be used if there is a specific
reason to do so - for example, a ...
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