Hi,
I don't know if you can follow that instructions or not. Obviously, you haven't to install a raspbian, because you do have installed one.
But I want to give you some advice, as I'm a Linux user (and I have been a beginner, and perhaps I am already...). Excuse me if it isn't necessary...
Quote:Change the file /boot/cmdline.txt with your favorite text editor (remember to sudo edit because its a normally locked file). You need to remove references to the /dev/ttyAMA0 device. For me, this changed from
Before you make some changes in such a configuration file, I recommend you to make a copy of that file in a term:
Code:
sudo cp /path/file /path/file.backup
In the example, sudo cp
/boot/cmdline.txt /boot/cmdline.txt.backup
(cp is a console command to copy a file or directory)
If after edition you have some problem, you can restore the original file with this command, for example:
Code:
sudo cp /boot/cmdline.txt.backup /boot/cmdline.txt
(2018-04-25, 03:51 PM)Otoio Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
I don't know if you can follow that instructions or not. Obviously, you haven't to install a raspbian, because you do have installed one.
But I want to give you some advice, as I'm a Linux user (and I have been a beginner, and perhaps I am already...). Excuse me if it isn't necessary...
Quote:Change the file /boot/cmdline.txt with your favorite text editor (remember to sudo edit because its a normally locked file). You need to remove references to the /dev/ttyAMA0 device. For me, this changed from
Before you make some changes in such a configuration file, I recommend you to make a copy of that file in a term:
Code:
sudo cp /path/file /path/file.backup
(cp is a console command to copy a file or directory)
If after edition you have some problem, you can restore the original file with this command, for example:
Code:
sudo cp /boot/cmdline.txt.backup /boot/cmdline.txt
Good luck
Tnks a lot!!!
But /dev/ttyAMA0 make me in doubt .....
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(2018-04-30, 01:31 AM)callmecalanca Wrote: [ -> ] (2018-04-25, 03:51 PM)Otoio Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
I don't know if you can follow that instructions or not. Obviously, you haven't to install a raspbian, because you do have installed one.
But I want to give you some advice, as I'm a Linux user (and I have been a beginner, and perhaps I am already...). Excuse me if it isn't necessary...
Quote:Change the file /boot/cmdline.txt with your favorite text editor (remember to sudo edit because its a normally locked file). You need to remove references to the /dev/ttyAMA0 device. For me, this changed from
Before you make some changes in such a configuration file, I recommend you to make a copy of that file in a term:
Code:
sudo cp /path/file /path/file.backup
(cp is a console command to copy a file or directory)
If after edition you have some problem, you can restore the original file with this command, for example:
Code:
sudo cp /boot/cmdline.txt.backup /boot/cmdline.txt
Good luck
Tnks a lot!!!
But /dev/ttyAMA0 make me in doubt .....
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Can I utilize /dev/tty/AMA0 for the printer or I will compromise some openplotter features?
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(2018-04-30, 10:49 AM)callmecalanca Wrote: [ -> ]Can I utilize /dev/tty/AMA0 for the printer or I will compromise some openplotter features?
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Excuse me, but I am a beginner in OpenPlotter and in raspbian to give you an answer
.
I hope you'll get some help.
a lot easier to print laminate this and post it near the radio.
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(2018-04-30, 01:33 PM)jim321 Wrote: [ -> ]a lot easier to print laminate this and post it near the radio.
Tnks a lot!!! Amazing idea !!! I will build a laminate machine!!!!
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good luck with that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!