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AndrewCam100

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  1. --note-- I found the solution... can be removed... Hello! I am designing an HTML video player for a personal video streaming website. I'm using video.js and NGINX, but whenever I try to scrub to anywhere, the video goes straight back to the beginning. This might be an NGINX or my Python Test Web Server issue, though... Can anyone assist me?
  2. It is the WebClientRepeating example with the host modified.
  3. Hello! For an electronics project, I have a Raspberry Pi running a very basic web server. My Arduino with its Ethernet Shield needs to fetch the contents of a text file from that web server. I am using the WebClientRepeating example, but modified for my Raspberry Pi's IP address and the location of the text file. I have pins 10-13 connected correctly, and my power wired correctly, and the shield is making a link to my router, but the Arduino Serial Monitor thinks that no shield is connected. Does anyone know how to get the shield to correctly interface with the Arduino? Thanks in advance!
  4. Thank you! I cannot connect for some reason, it keeps timing out when I try to connect. Is it up right now?
  5. Hello! I have an old GoPro Hero 3 and I am only getting this text when I go to look at my live preview at http://10.5.5.9:8080/live/amba.m3u8: #EXTM3U #EXT-X-TARGETDURATION:1 #EXT-X-VERSION:3 #EXT-X-ALLOW-CACHE:NO #EXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCE:1905 #EXTINF:0.26693, amba_hls-9.ts #EXTINF:0.26693, amba_hls-10.ts #EXTINF:0.26693, amba_hls-11.ts #EXTINF:0.26693, amba_hls-12.ts #EXTINF:0.26693, amba_hls-13.ts #EXTINF:0.26693, amba_hls-14.ts #EXTINF:0.26693, amba_hls-15.ts #EXTINF:0.26693, amba_hls-16.ts Does anyone know how I can get the live video feed from the camera using this method? Thanks in advance!
  6. Wow. This is bizarre. I would probably set up Pi-Hole if I ever got one.
  7. Thank you so much for the help! Because I have some bad experiences with frying transistors, I used two power supplies and connected the positive rails of both, and now it works much more reliably. I never would have guessed that the issue was just powering relays from pins. Thanks again!
  8. That is very weird. I never thought it would be a BIOS issue. I was glad I could help troubleshoot this issue in some way!
  9. Thank you for the help! I will probably start with Ubuntu Server, as I am too lazy to deal with compiling Linux.
  10. Hello! I am planning on making a Linux distro that uses Python for the UI and I need a Linux terminal as the base to start the Python script. How do I compile the kernel and a command-line to have a very small base to run my code? Is there a better way to do what I am thinking of doing? Thanks in advance!
  11. I believe the two distros they are offering are Ubuntu and RedHat.
  12. It was announced four days ago that Lenovo would bring Linux certification to their well-known ThinkPad and ThinkStation, including drivers and full support for running Linux. There is even the option to have Linux pre-loaded! In the past, you had to install it yourself and risk having a bunch of issues with hardware, software, and driver stuff. I personally say, great job Lenovo. Source: https://news.lenovo.com/pressroom/press-releases/lenovo-brings-linux-certification-to-thinkpad-and-thinkstation-workstation-portfolio-easing-deployment-for-developers-data-scientists/
  13. Thank you for the advice. I am using relays to power on a few 12 volt LED strips around my bedroom. There is going to be 7 relays that need to all be powered once everything is wired. I do not have access to MOSFET's as of right now, so would using some transistors help?
  14. Hello! I have an Arduino Mega. I am using it to control a bunch of relays, and none of my power supplies will get all of those relays powered successfully. Would using the 12v, 19amp computer power supply that is used for the things I am powering with the relays cause harm to my Arduino? Thanks in advance!
  15. I am out of ideas... I would love to help more, but nothing has come to mind.
  16. I have two ideas. 1. The next time you get in, update packages and everything with "sudo apt-get update" and "sudo apt-get upgrade". Also, update kernel and distro with "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade", which should update everything. 2. To see if it is a GPU issue, which it could be, remove the GPU and use integrated graphics and see if that helps. If it does boot more consistently on integrated, then there is something wrong with the GPU and drivers for it.
  17. Weird. I thought it was just a USB issue. Have you tried any other distros?
  18. Could you send a screenshot of a few of those errors? I would probably be able to find some general info about the crashes based on a few of them.
  19. Banned for banning the wrong person
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