O2 Joggler Forum

a. enable ssh etc in this build to access the os via Putty, or b. is there a way to get to the command prompt on the joggler with a keyboard and mouse attached? c. change the img before loading it from the usb drive. I am building this via windows, so don't know how I can change the network setting...

Daunting stuff for this novice. Would having root as read only prevent all writing to root, or is there a way to bypass that so as to write e.g. settings files permanently to disk? For my money, if you need to write to root you're probably better off using it in read-write mode with the majority of...

1) On your Squeezeplay build, the soft power button turns the backlight off completely, whereas it doesn't on my Jivelite build. I've traced that to the 'xset' command, which doesn't run on my Jivelite build, presumably because I'm not running X windows. With Ralphy's help I've built Jivelite to us...

shadow1901 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 27, 2019 1:24 pm

Has someone an working bionic image for my Openframe2 device?
I tried to upgrade but always same problems with emergency mod menu and not working network

I need to take a look at this, but it'll be a couple of weeks before I get chance now. It's on the list!

Sorry, folks - I'll try to dig this out of wherever it's hiding.

I finally got around to looking at fitting an WNDA3200 into one of my jogglers. But the antennae micro-connectors are of a slightly different style and won't fit. Reading between the lines here a bit, do you just not bother connecting the antennae to the Netgear module? That's right, I just used th...

Man in a van wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 26, 2019 4:20 pm

I feel like i have lost a whole week of my life

Haha, that's a common feeling!

Sounds like you've been making great progress.

Man in a van wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 25, 2019 12:32 pm

I had already found how to do the user bit

Good stuff. Those Digital Ocean tutorials are really good, they've got lots - all of which is just as applicable to Ubuntu Bionic on this platform as to a server.

Any chance this base build will boot off external with a basic desktop at some point ? Every chance, with any luck an 8GB image file should be appearing soon for tinkering. Install a desktop environment with apt and do startx or xinit and you should be off to the races. You can even use something t...

Man in a van wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 25, 2019 8:49 am

Can I just pop it into an Openpeak2 Cisco Joggler?

I... think so. The code for identifying an OF1 and OF2 is in there, I've just not done any testing. That image will be limited to 1GB unless you extend the root partition though.

Any chance this base build will boot off external with a basic desktop at some point ? Every chance, with any luck an 8GB image file should be appearing soon for tinkering. Install a desktop environment with apt and do startx or xinit and you should be off to the races. You can even use something t...

The 'apt-get install' line tells me it's going to fetch 453MB of files - yikes! That would obviously blow the available space. On my USB Trusty version, I ended up using xinit to launch jivelite, so I guess I might be able to do without the SDL libraries. No idea what expat1-dev is. I don't think x...

Hey folks, Just been on a DM with Chill about all this - here's something that might help: https://dl.birdslikewires.net/openframe/base/ Use the reflash system to write that to an OpenFrame1/Joggler internal memory and see if you can build a system based on that image. It's an up-to-date Ubuntu Bion...

Hope you all had a good one and Happy New Year!

Since I’ve had it, I have tried both Xubuntu and Android. I’m looking for something that I can use as a full-screen browser, for my Home-Assistant UI. Base system with Midori browser - uses the Chrome rendering engine, so compatibility is great, but super-light, so runs like the wind. I'm really tr...

I've also given up with LMS on my Joggler & Pi, too many random problems with bitrate errors. Have now upgraded to Plex on a Synology NAS & very happy with it. I would guess that Plex running on a Linux Joggler would now be a better experience than with LMS. I'm reaching that conclusion too. I use ...

Would building around 16.04 xenial be a better idea, seeing as this uses a 4.4 series kernel anyway, and poulsbo drivers are available for this Ubuntu release? After doing a lot of testing we're actually better off with the 3.16 branch; the ALSA changes in 4.4 and beyond break audio pin switching w...

It's not happening when I'm streaming music from the internet, and it's only happening to the Joggler. An under-run would indicate that the Joggler's not getting the data quickly enough, either due to the wifi network bandwidth or some overly intensive processing that's happening on the LMS server ...

goodlife wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 02, 2018 11:29 pm

Should this still be working?

It should indeed. I'll need to check the paths being used.

Is the WNDA3100 (also dual band, I think) also supported in SQPOS V3, can you tell me? I have no idea, I'm afraid - a lot of Netgear drivers are in the kernel and I included as many wifi and ethernet USB devices as possible, so if there's any kernel support for it at all, it is likely to be there. ...