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> ransfer using Samba has an additional 250%+ CPU r File transfer with samba period is more resource intensive and slower throughput than NFS. Why are we attempting samba? Add microsoft’s unix...
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Unfortunately UNIX services are not available to all editions of Windows.
View ArticleComment on Use USB hard disk & flash drives with your Raspberry Pi by Aaron Mace
This was extremely helpful, thank you!
View ArticleComment on DosBox Beginners, Newbie and First Timers Guide by Michael Perkins
I write in, mount C “C:\DOS Hard Disk\” c: on the note pad but when I go on DOSBox it says that drive C does not exist and that I have to mount it first, what do I do?
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Hi Michael did you follow the previous steps in the article ? + Double-click your Local Disk (C:) + Right-click on the whitespace within the window but make sure no folders or files are selected +...
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Yes I followed it exactly as it was written but it still says that. Would me using windows 8 make any difference to what I have to do or is it the same?
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auto mount NFS as boot media for RPi: DRBL, PXE, et al DRBL (Diskless Remote Book in Linux) :: http://raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=5974 or...
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Did you type <code>mount C "C:\DOS Hard Disk\"</code> into Notepad rather than copy/paste from the blog? I ask as the <code>"</code> (double quotation mark) is a different...
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That fixed it, thank you so much.
View ArticleComment on Use USB hard disk & flash drives with your Raspberry Pi by Damir...
NTFS-3G has R&W support on linux and has had it for years now. I’ve been using it for at least 3,4 years without any problems.
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Hi, Many thanks for the info. I get up to the point where it says to enter sudo route add -net “0.0.0.0/0″ dev “ppp0″ That works fine but then I try traceroute google.com and I get the following error:...
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Hi Damir, ntfs-3g is a resource hog. It’s an issue that isn’t such a big deal on a standard Linux box but is for a low performance device such as a Pi. Hence the recommendation that you avoid NTFS on...
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Hi Gauss4, When your traceroute fails like that i means your Pi did not successfully connect to your VPN either because it could not log on or it couldn’t find the server. Check your VPN settings on...
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Thanks for the quick response Ben. Unfortunately I really cannot see what could be wrong with my settings. After entering my server configuration and running route -n I get the following: sudo...
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Unfortunately I can’t really help you Gauss because I have no information on your VPN or your home network so all those numbers really don’t mean anything. Every individual VPN setup will be different...
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No problem. Thanks for your comments. Just as a final point. My desktop, on the same LAN connects with no problems but then my provider has specific software for that (windows PC). As for the Pi, it is...
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Well you first need to ask your provider if they support Linux and if so ask for their help. If they don’t support Linux they may have a proprietary setup that will not work without their specific...
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They definitely support Linux because there are tutorials for connecting on their website. Unfortunately they are all GUI instructions and no command line info.
View ArticleComment on MAME Arcade Game Fun With A Raspberry Pi by Michael Petri
How long does it take to boot the os/start the emulator? regards Michael
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Thank you Ben. This is very helpful. I’m curious – why do the user ids need to match the group id for sftponly?
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