I have received my first Raspberry Pi last week. I really must say this is a marvelous little thing - currently it runs as my squeezeserver for playing music - and it works very well.
But, what would be something to dream about, would be to put EG into action in such a device. I was reading this thread here about mono. Maybe there will be some possibilities in the near future...
http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... 66&t=11634
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Raspberry Pi - and EG?
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Raspberry Pi - and EG?
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Re: Raspberry Pi - and EG?
EG, is Win32. It dosn't use .Net.
It will never be able to run on the Pi.
The Pi has an arm chip which can't run any x86 code.
EG is really an amazing software, but it would need a rewrite from scratch to run in Linux without wine.
It will never be able to run on the Pi.
The Pi has an arm chip which can't run any x86 code.
EG is really an amazing software, but it would need a rewrite from scratch to run in Linux without wine.
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krambriw
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Re: Raspberry Pi - and EG?
yeah, you are right...
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Re: Raspberry Pi - and EG?
Speaking of Raspberry Pi...
Maybe some of you could offer some help/ideas?
This was asked by me in the xbmc2 plugin thread... here
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1562&start=615#p25694
Maybe some of you could offer some help/ideas?
This was asked by me in the xbmc2 plugin thread... here
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1562&start=615#p25694
Maybe a copy command bash thing to turn off the Pi's USB?zian wrote:Howdy.
I run xbmc on my main PC and also on a RaspPi with openelec. Both have X10 Firefly remotes.
When I use the main PC and remote the Firefly also sends remote signals to the PI.
I don't want that.
Is there some sort of command or event that I can input into main PC's EG via XBMC2 plugin [or ANY way] that will send to the RaspPi's XBMC some sort of thing to ignore all x10 remote events?
Thanks much.
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