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What is the latest sources.list for Raspbian?
It seems my problem has been a temporary one.
Some weeks after posting my original question, the settings just started working. I did not actually do anything. I guess "stretch" was not really ready ...
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Using debian repositories for Raspberry Pi
First of all update your Raspbian operating system version to get newer packages.
The general answer is no, unless you know exactly what are you doing.
Apparently there are different types of ...
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How to guess the date when Python 3.8 will be available on the default repos?
You'll need to wait for Bullseye to emerge as the stable version.
RaspiOS is based on DebIan. The current RaspiOS version is Buster. The next (in autumn 2021) will be RaspiOS Bullseye (the DebIan ...
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How are Raspbian repositories organized?
Raspbian is based on Debian and its repositories share the same code names. Basically:
wheezy and wheezy-staging are Debian 7 (code name Wheezy)
jessie and jessie-staging are Debian 8 (code name ...
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The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available / Resolving raspberrypi-kernel failed: Name or service not known
To solve the GPG error:
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 82B129927FA3303E
sudo apt update
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Difference between archive.raspbian.org and archive.raspberrypi.org
Raspbian is the project which recompiles the Debian archive for the Pi architecture. Debian is one of the principal Linux distributions.
raspberrypi.org is the charity and holds packages specifically ...
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How to install onlyoffice document server on raspberry pi?
This is a futile endeavour. The System requirements for Document Server include:
CPU: dual core 2 GHz or better → while Raspberry Pi 2 & 3 have quad-core processors, they're ~ 1 GHz ARM quad core....
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What is the latest sources.list for Raspbian?
They have the new "Stretch" version out now. You can find it here
That Q&A contains all the upgrade instructions.
To upgrade, first modify the files /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources....
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Is it okay/not okay to add more repositories?
A Debian repository is mainly made for a specific distribution and even for a specific version of it. For Raspbian/Debian you will find different repositories e.g. for version Jessie (or old-old-...
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Problem installing bind in Buster
I have tested it with a fresh flashed Raspbian Buster Light on a RPi 4B:
$ sudo apt-get install bind9 bind9utils dnsutils
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state ...
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Building an old kernel is not possible because the arch/arm/boot/dts/overlays/ directory does not exist
As mentioned here the solution I found to building the 4.14.85 kernel was to simply clone the Raspberry Pi Linux repository with
git clone --depth=1 --branch rpi-4.14.y https://github.com/raspberrypi/...
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How to find a specific kernel version in the Github repository?
Go to https://GitHub.com/hexxeh/rpi-firmware and look at the commits.
The last commit @ 4.14.85 is eefe4b161f5e9730183c8dc1605e14c85b15cf51
So that gives you a commit id to use with the rpi-update ...
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How to find a specific kernel version in the Github repository?
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An easier way to achieve this is to use git log --follow Makefile and from there scroll until you find the version you desire.
ORIGINAL ANSWER
The only way I managed to find the commit was by ...
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How to use rgbmatrix and rpi-rf repos
This appears to be similar to a problem discussed in this stackoverflow.com question. The solution was to remove the current gpio libraries and install newer lgpio libraries. Specifically:
sudo apt ...
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Transmitting a signal without an external transmitter
It works by generating signal on the GPIO4. You need to connect piece of wire to the pin and it works only in close proximity of few inches. It is for educational, testing purpose rather than for real ...
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Ubuntu repositories on raspbian/raspberry pi OS
If the drivers are only available on ubuntu your only option would be to try compiling the drivers from source. Download the tar.gz file and try to compile it. It won't be very simple but it's worth a ...
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E: Unable to locate package barrier
Install Raspberry Pi OS which has barrier in its repository.
You could try downloading from the barrier website.
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Repository raspberrypi.collabora.com seems to have gone away, what is/was it for?
As others have indicated, raspberrypi.collabora.com held a web browser and desktop environment which eventually got abandoned (the web browser was replaced with Chromium).
If you never knowingly ...
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Repository raspberrypi.collabora.com seems to have gone away, what is/was it for?
This is what it was for according to their website at https://www.collabora.com/about-us/our-work.html
They might have provided a browser or driver's according to my quick read
Edit:
They created the ...
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Getting raspbian repositories on Kali Linux on Zero
There is a tool called katoolin. You can use that software. The script is written in python. Just opne the software from terminal with
sudo python katoolin.py
and you will find options for ...
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Getting raspbian repositories on Kali Linux on Zero
Wheezy ("Old-Stable") is no longer the current distribution of Raspbian (and Debian from which it is derived) but not being familiar with Kali I am not sure from what it derives it's parentage - what ...
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