@Lazar-Demin
Cool and I saw those changes in the last update Also pleased to say I tested a USB audio device and it works reasonably well. I say reasonably because when playing straight wavs at high bitrate it can stumble andstutter a bit but not all the time. Restart the stream an it will work. Sounds like an USB IRQ /Buffer issue to me. However as madplay works perfectly playing mp3s with no errors and wavs take up so much space who cares?
Really nice Calculator app though. In fact I am loving all the apps so far. Any idea when the App store will go live? Looking forward to seeing what will appear.
Keep it up!
@Seth-Hall
Lastly, if I simply wanted to go back to the state of a factory new Open WRT installation and start again, how would I go about that? I ask because I have five new Omegas and intend to brick at least some of them
Look at the Wiki entry on how to reset firmware with the ethernet expansion.
Good luck!
I think the problem is that apache is running as nobody and the relay-exp is only accessible from root.
Changing apache to run as root is not possible without rebuild...
... Apache has not been designed to serve pages whil running as root. There are known race conditions that will allow any local user to read any file on the system. If you still desire to serve pages as root then add -DBIG_SECURITY_HOLE to the CFLAGS env variable and then rebuild the server.
Is there a solution?
@Vyacheslav-Bachynskyi said:
Oh, no, looks like the USB in my Dock doesn't work at all
I've fixed it! The two middle pins of USB was soldered together, i've desoldered it and now it works!
I found a datasheet for the AR9331. The specs on the GPIO are lacking detail, but I did find the following:
VOH = 2.44 V
VOL = 0.1 V
VIH = 0.7 V
VIL = 0.3 V
(These are min/max values as appropriate.)
I'm not finding a maximum voltage for the GPIO pins. The datasheet I found is a preliminary from December 2010. I'm hoping a newer datasheet is available that has more complete electrical info.
@Kaesekuchen Ok, the wiki article is updated, sorry about that!
Also, our wiki articles are all written in Markdown and stored in a public GitHub repo, so anyone is welcome to clone the repo and create push requests!
@Gabriel-Ongpauco That's great thanks.
What would be even better is if these were accompanied by:
Circuit diagrams for each
Electrical specs for each
I know you are all busy so just ensuring that things don't get overlooked.
Keep up the good work
@Rudy-Trujillo A PS to my previous message: some people prefer VMWare over VitualBox.
A free copy of VMWare can be found at: https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/info?slug=desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_workstation/10_0
The principle of VMWare is pretty much the same as VirtualBox
I am less familiar with the availability of pre-installed VMWare images and you may have to do a google search for one.
