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Yes, assuming /boot is a separate partition. I do this with my Raspberry Pis as I have very unreliable power. I also set them to check filesystems on boot by adding fsck.mode=force to the kernel command line. On OSMC that is in /boot/cmdline.txt, on armbian it might be in /boot/uBoot.env, on a grub machine in /etc/default/grub (then run update-grub).
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Edit /etc/fstab line for boot partition and add ro option: /dev/mmcblk0p1 /boot vfat defaults,noatime,noauto,x-systemd.automount,ro 0 0
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ssh -v ben@rockpi-4cplus might give a clue.
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Beginner needs help with SSH/VNC/remote access
CryBaby replied to intensivecarebear80's topic in Allwinner CPU Boxes
In what way does it not work? -
Trying to control MPV Player through a python script
CryBaby replied to TheBajaBust's topic in Beginners
I wrote the script years ago but as far as I recall I made the regexp myself. I probably just made a list of all the video file extensions I had and then listed the letters in each position. -
Trying to control MPV Player through a python script
CryBaby replied to TheBajaBust's topic in Beginners
#!/bin/bash TOP=/home/share/video/music if [ -n "$1" ]; then TOP=$1 fi OLDIFS=$IFS IFS=$'\n' find $TOP -name "*.[maowf][povgklm][gvim]" -print | shuf -n 100 > randomplaylist mpv -fs -vf=pp=de --playlist=randomplaylist rm randomplaylist IFS=$OLDIFS This will play 100 randomly selected files from /home/share/video/music and subdirectories or whatever directory you pass on the command line. -
Take the SD card out and put it into another machine. Copy the whole card as an image. To restore you just copy it back. On Linux I would use dd for this: sudo dd if=/dev/mmcblk0 of=backup.img bs=1M status=progress making sure you have the right dev. It should not be mounted while you do this. On Windows... Balena Etcher?
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You are mistaken. Please reread Steeman's last post until you understand it.
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Plug your phone in. Set it to USB tethering. NetworkManager will probably detect the connection and you can use it like an ethernet connection.
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Installing python 3.7 fails
CryBaby replied to Patrick Laible's topic in Software, Applications, Userspace
apt-cache search libpython3 will show you which versions are available. I would expect any version higher than 3.7 would also work for you. sudo apt install python3 will install the latest available version.