Yo All!
I pulled git head, running it now on a server in place of chronyd.
Seems to work OK. I'll keep an eye on it.
A couple things I note right away, consider them non-critical feature
requests.
I really like the chronyd socket interface over the SHM one. The user is
not playing with magic
Daniel Franke :
> Well, that was scary and a little overwhelming but it turns out we're
> in remarkably good shape: I've now merged patches for what look to be
> the only three out of the eleven issues that impact us, and two of
> those only dubiously qualify as vulnerabilities at all. Before I ask
Well, that was scary and a little overwhelming but it turns out we're
in remarkably good shape: I've now merged patches for what look to be
the only three out of the eleven issues that impact us, and two of
those only dubiously qualify as vulnerabilities at all. Before I ask
Mark to tag a release I
> On May 4, 2016, at 2:17 PM, Hal Murray wrote:
>
>
> bellyac...@gmail.com said:
>> Reply to self. Nevermind, simply apt-get install rpi-update on the Jessie
>> Lite image.
>
> Does anybody understand rpi-update?
>
> Why is an extra program required rather than being packaged so that the
bellyac...@gmail.com said:
> Reply to self. Nevermind, simply apt-get install rpi-update on the Jessie
> Lite image.
Does anybody understand rpi-update?
Why is an extra program required rather than being packaged so that the
typical apt-get update+upgrade updates those files?
What is the re
Yo Hal!
On Wed, 04 May 2016 01:04:14 -0700
Hal Murray wrote:
> > and still USB 1.1:
>
> That's unlikely to change.
>
> It's a hack that lets them use thinner cable. The signaling is
> slower so they don't need as much shielding to pass EMI.
>
> Compare the size of the cable on a typical US
Yo Mike!
On Wed, 4 May 2016 08:58:48 -0400
Mike wrote:
> > As the pps-gpio module is in April 2016 it has a flaw. It catches
> > only one edge of the PPS. You have a 50/50 chance you are seeing the
> > trailing edge rather than the leading edge (which is the actual top
> > of second). A patch t
Mike :
> With the references here to having a gui, does this imply NOOBS? I started
> with the
> latest image from here https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
> specifically Rasbian Jessie Lite. Console only already, just dd to a card
> and boot...
NOOBS was the intention. I like the i
On 05/04/2016 08:58 AM, Mike wrote:
# rpi-update
I'm on a Pi, this command isn't found, see references to it all over.
Perhaps it is obsolete?
Reply
On 05/03/2016 06:16 PM, Eric S. Raymond wrote:
== Initial configuration in the GUI (Pi only) ==
Plug in a monitor, a mouse, and keyboard, and a live Ethernet cable;
power up the Pi. Go through your normal configuration - hostname,
keyboard layout, timezone, locale, etc.
I'm gathering here the u
> and still USB 1.1:
That's unlikely to change.
It's a hack that lets them use thinner cable. The signaling is slower so
they don't need as much shielding to pass EMI.
Compare the size of the cable on a typical USB GPS mouse with a typical real
USB cable.
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> There is a case like that from GeauxRobot available through Amazon. ...
Thanks. That's the one I was thinking about.
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