Hi,
I will be visiting Mumbai soon and am interested in picking up a couple of
Raspberry Pi devices. Preferably the Rpi Zero or the new RPi 3 Model A.
Does anyone have good suggestions on where I can get these? Could I pick them
up at Lamington Road? If so, any suggestions for the specific shop? On the
other hand, I'm willing to purchase them online as well, if the shipping can be
done in a reasonable time (~1 week).
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Thanking You,
Darshit Shah
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Hello,
I tried the Debian "Graphical Install" during installation and the GUI
felt quite nice.
Very light, focused, and clean.
Is there any particular name for the toolkit being used and is there any
way to use that toolkit for projects other than the Debian graphical
installer?
Thank you,
~Mayuresh
Hello,
I have finally managed to download the unofficial CD for Debian 9.6 with
the extra firmware and drivers.
The boot-up, wifi network configuration, and installation when through
absolutely smoothly.
The problem started after the first boot.
There is no wifi configuration pre-built on the system, and I have no
idea about how to configure the same.
Would someone with the knowledge and experience please guide me through
this? Or atleast point me to some material I could read?
Thank you,
~Mayuresh
Hi,
I am using MTNL Triband ADSL, and the modem they've supplied is too soft
for 24x7 operation at my home.
I've just got the Amazon Echo Plus and running Alexa demands Internet
connectivity at all times.
Are there any industrial strength replacements available for the MTNL
supplied modem?
If yes, may I get details and approximate market pricing?
Thanks,
~Mayuresh
Hello All,
The Book Name is: "The Future is Open. Open Source".
Authors: Navin Dhanuka & Bhushan Teewari
This is my first book as an author.
And I will be publishing it soon.
Max 15-30 days.
I have taken the inspiration from 37Signals.com's book - Getting Real.
Expect a 250+ page book.
MRP in the range of INR 200-250.
Best Regards,
Navin Dhanuka
9987752076
hi,
i installed debian 9 on my laptop and it isn't supporting the wifi
sub-system.
i tried minimal-install of fedora 29 and the wifi is supported but
remains unconfigured.
so basically, the wifi drivers do exist under linux, just not under
stock debian.
is there any particular variant of debian (other than ubuntu and
derivates) i should try out to check if it would support wifi networking
under my laptop?
thanks,
~mayuresh
hello,
i had purchased at amazon echo plus (latest iteration) for experimenting
with the hardware, but the system is completely closed and tightly shut.
i can't access the internals without ripping apart the covering.
in the above case, the system is majorly useless to me and i would like
to sell it off as soon as possible.
i have purchased it 2 days back for inr.14,999/- and am willing to part
with it for inr.10,000/-.
if anyone is interested in acquiring the fully functional and
in-one-piece system do let me know at the earliest.
best regards,
~mayuresh
hi, i don't know if this one will make it through, but two previous
mails from me never reached the mailing list, nor the archives. could
the administrator please look into it?
~mayuresh
Have you ever been frustrated trying to find *all* the possible variables
used in the config files and init scripts in a RHEL or derivative
distribution?
I was working on a RHEL setup to configure a "dummy0" interface with very
specific requirement: this interface shall *not* be managed by the
NetworkManager.
The RHEL Networking PDF (official doc) does not mention NM_CONTROLLED!
After much searching, I found the answer in this Ars Technica discussion
forum
https://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?t=767128
They are all defined in a file that goes by the following name.
/usr/share/doc/initscripts-xxx/sysconfig.txt
(where xxx is the initscripts version installed by the distro)
I hope you find it useful in your journey as a Sys/Net Admin working with
RHEL and/or derivative.
Cheers,
-- akk
Hello All,
The November 2018 meeting of "Indian Linux User Group, Mumbai (ILUG-
BOM)", will be held on 10th November 2018, 15:00 to 16:30 IST.
Venue:
IT Lab 4, 3rd Floor, A - Wing,
Department of Information Technology,
Don Bosco Institute of Technology, Kurla (W).
10 min from Vidyavihar Station (W).
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/fRQoetu97Vp
Agenda:
1. 30 minutes: Introductions
2. "p5.js and creative computing" - Dhruva Lokegaonkar
Everyone is welcome :)
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Joe Steeve
HiPro IT Solutions Private Limited
http://www.hipro.co.in/