(12-02-2016, 06:03 AM)Ghelorn Wrote: A problem I used have (mainly with the android distro) was editing the uEnv.txt file in windows using notepad wouldnt boot. I had to burn it again and edit with nano on a linux box.
Only thing I could think of was the pine didn't like the way windows saves the new line character.
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Yes, don't use notepad to edit files that have come from linux - the line endings are different - windows/dos uses a carriage return and line feed, whereas linux only uses a line feed. Hence why a file such as uEnv.txt which you knew was across several lines when you looked at it on linux is all on one line when you open it on Windows.
Use a better editor such as Notepad++ that does support the correct line endings. IIRC, Wordpad on windows will display/save the files the correct line endings also.
(12-02-2016, 06:55 AM)Jessica Spongekipper Wrote: Now that worked. I think I have a strange TV vis a vis HDMi. I use HDMI#1 socket but selected HDMI#2 and we have lift-off.
Oh. And an old PowerMac makes a usable Linux file server. The hardware is pretty.
Glad to hear it's working for you... now that the minor technicalities have been resolved.... now onto the good stuff!!!
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Pretty? PRETTY?! lol... yes, old hardware certainly has its uses still
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