O2 Joggler Forum

Wow! Yes here tried a lite XPe like run on a virtualenv configuration. It worked but was really slow. Did you utilize the no-site-packages option when setting up your virtualenv? Thinking it is the default now anyhow. Chromium, Firefox and Opera work except that they are really slow. Here went to ti...

For a while here was using an oversized overpriced true SSD USB stick. I would install these inside and remove the wireless USB stick. I also removed the shell casing for these to fit inside of the Joggler. These did draw more power than a regular USB stick. I also modded one Joggler with another in...

Yes... next steps here will be to remove the SSD drive and do an external partition copy to a USB stick using my laptop....not sure if it'll work. That said the original installation to SSD came from Buzz's USB XUbuntu image...copying it over to the SSD drive and redoing the EFI boot partition. Note...

Using one of those NOOElec USB to test. Works fine directly and via VNC. Joggler-SDR.jpg Got Squeezeplayer to work fine now. Saves configuration and I see it on the Squeezeplayer website as a registered device with my custom mac address. Player MAC Address: XX:XX:XX:00:00:01 Player Firmware Version:...

Ok started...see this right now with updating... Err:18 http://ppa.launchpad.net/myriadrf/gnuradio/ubuntu cosmic Release 404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.95.83 80] Reading package lists... Done E: The repository 'http://ppa.launchpad.net/myriadrf/gnuradio/ubuntu cosmic Release' does not have a Release file...

@Gary, Resurrected the network on my modded Openframe box such that I have XUbuntu 18.04 running fine now with the Gb ethernet port and Wireless. Webmin shows: wwebminjoggler.jpg I installed current version of KODI on it and it works fine. Also installed SqueezePlayer and it works but doesn't save m...

Here is a link to the SDK on MS drive. Interesting when I uploaded it to Google it wouldn't let me share it.

hxxps://1drv.ms/u/s!Akj-Oin7_x0rslqZoLBGRAiC-Txt

@Gary, Here installed the SDR drivers on a RPi2 which is in the attic and used to download NOAA weather maps the drivers are all the same. Here is the DIY of the installation on the RPi which should work fine for you. hxxps://gist.github.com/floehopper/99a0c8931f9d779b0998 Here is an easier one: hxx...

Maybe try ..

systemctl default or control D

or

Boot up with a working Ubuntu stick and check the other stick..

sudo -i
fdisk -l

umount /dev/sdb1
fsck -y /dev/sdb1
poweroff

(check to make sure other not booting stick is sdb1.)

Good Luck Gary.

Try maybe not using a hub and using the internal USB port for your USB stick and the external USB port for your combo keyboard / mouse stuff.

Here utilize a Logitech K400 wireless keyboard and mouse. It even works with the EFI blind typing stuff.

Must be the fluctuating power stuff on the USB port. Not sure is a powered USB hub would make any difference. I could maybe by pass the hub by plugging in the stick internally to the wireless USB port and the keyboard wireless dongle on the side USB port? No issues at all using the ZIF SSD drive (an...

Oh well...the SD card thing failed first reboot from the get go after the initial update. I went to a USB stick reformatted and wrote Buzz's Ubuntu 14.04. Updated it and went to upgrading it from Ubuntu 14.04. I let it run all night here so it was very slow and it looked that it updated just fine. A...

Started on the Joggler update today. Using a hub and Logitech keyboard and a USB to microSD dongle here and only could find a 16Gb SD card. Writing Buzz's latest Ubuntu build on the microSD card then expanding it to 16 Gb then using terminal to live update the OS to 16.04 then to 18.04. Not sure yet...

Might. Will give it a go on a USB stick today. Noticed that my old SSD usb sticks suck up too much power so have to go with a regular 16Gb USB stick. So will utilize Buzz's last USB image (which was 14.X). Expand the image on the USB stick and enlarge the EFI boot partition and try. Note too that I ...

Hello Ronnie,

Note sure anymore on the desktop as I have changed it a few times since starting a couple of years back. I did have mate on there for a while and took it off.

It is my testing hardware Joggler used more for hardware edits than actual use.

Note here started with Buzz's XUbuntu (Ubuntu 14.04). Did two updates. First one from Ubuntu 14 to Ubuntu 16 then from Ubuntu 16 to Ubuntu 18. Update took about 2 hours. Video works. Here is what I see via SSH and what the screen looks like via RDP or VNC. pete@ICS-Jog-UBT-16B:~$ uname -a Linux ICS-...

Here testing similiar except that I am using my majorly hardware modded Openpeak device. Hard ware modifications are: 1 - internal 16 Gb plus 8 Gb SSD drives 2 - RTC clock modification 3 - USB hub glued to the back and wired internally. I am doing the upgrade of OS in vivo starting with whatever I h...

Yeah the stick has a fat partition and that is the only one you can see with a windows PC. There in the fat partion is the reflash directory where you copy the base build two files. What OS are you using to do this? Windows xp, 7 or 10? You should see it find with all three OS's. The USB boot stick ...

Yeah the reflash image puts in a regular dos seen directory on the USB stick. Then you copy over the img and md5 files over to it. If you do not see a directory using your computer file manager then rewrite the stick. Try: 1 - first format the stick with told HP USB stick formatting program: 2 - the...

I am low on spares these days having given away a few hardware modded Openpeak devices. I did sell one as one Joggler user sent me $200 USD for one modded device (I did not ask for any monies for said device) and another sent me a mini Samsung computer in trade for an unmodified Openpeak 2 computer....