Re: Alex10 (x10 control with Amazon echo, dot or tap)

Started by brobin, December 29, 2018, 01:10:52 PM

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alzy

Yeh, it could be very handy for resizing sd card images and making images headless.

brobin


alzy

Well I was able to get Ubuntu running as an add in feature to win10. Easy Peasy. So now i just need to learn linux!!!

brobin

Quote from: alzy on January 03, 2019, 06:21:12 AM
Well I was able to get Ubuntu running as an add in feature to win10. Easy Peasy. So now i just need to learn linux!!!

There goes 'Easy Peasy!'  :'  rofl

Seriously, I'd like to know how it goes.  BTW, the only reason that the image I posted is 14.5 GB is that I originally installed everything on a 16GB card that I had on hand. It would have easily fit on an 8 or even a 4.  As my first foray into the world of Pi and linux, I didn't know that backing up an image requires that all the unused space on a card be included in the backup or I would have chosen more wisely.  B:(

alzy



alzy

Its gonna take more than 1 beer to get me thru this... >! >! >! >! >! >! >! >! >! >! >! >! >!

brobin



alzy

Well I am stuck. Can't figure out how to get pishrink working in my ubuntu terminal window. Even with all my googling. I am not sure there are enough  >! on the planet.

brobin


racerfern


alzy

racerfern-I did just wanted to try an alternative solution.

alzy

Well I couldn't figure out how to shrink brobin's image and my 32gb card arrived, so I used it. I know overkill! But, now with brobin's help and infinite patience, I have a PiAlexaHub running on my Pi Zero W with a cm19a interface! The only change I made to the image was to add a wpa_supplicant.config file once the image was written to give me headless setup. As brobin reported, It handles the cm19a well. I have a 2.5 A Pi supply.
Brobin, thanks again! :)% >!