@asaki wrote:
1-sd card 8 Gb format fat32 volume label ext_store OK
2-I inserted a new SD Card
3-initial configuration OK
4-RECEIVING CONTENT OK
5-100 updates available
add all to library
0 update
add to library
0 update
where am I wrong?
perhaps permission problems on the new sd card?
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@Hugolowenstein wrote:
I uploaded my ideas, using the regular service. Since I didn't use the premium service, how long will it take, to go online? Thanks!
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@Hugolowenstein wrote:
https://opengamingalliance.org/wiki/Platform_Considerations/Arcade_Gaming_Workstation_Ideas
https://opengamingalliance.org/wiki/Gaming_Computer_ConceptsHere are my computing ideas. I hope Outernet will like them. Thank you.
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@pradeeka wrote:
Can access Outernet Librarian using TPLINK WN722N WiFi. Here is the proof with Windows 8.1 phone (Nokia Lumia). - With RaspberryPi B
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@pradeeka wrote:
Tested with Raspberry Pi 1 Model B:
1. Get a USB flash drive. I tested this with a Kingston 8GB flash drive
formatted as FAT32.
2. Plug it into your computer and create a new folder named
'import_content'.
3. Navigate to the Outernet archive at https://archive.outernet.is.
4. You will see a list of zip files. Download few of them to your computer's local drive.
5. Copy the downloaded zip files to 'import_content' folder in USB flash drive.
6. Soft-eject the flash drive from your computer and plug it to the running Outernet receiver. (any free USB port in the Raspberry Pi)
7. Connect to the Outernet WiFi access point using your computer of mobile device.
8. Visit Outernet Librarian by typing 10.0.0.1 (or librarian.outernet/en) in your web browser's address bar.
9. Expand the Outernet menu. You can see a new menu item called 'Updates' with the number of available updates. Click on this.
10. In next page, click 'Add all to Library' to add all content packages or add one by one by clicking on 'Add to library' button in content preview list.
11. Now click 'Library' menu item. The new contents are there!
12. View/Play contents by clicking on the title.
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@ibbenik wrote:
we have created the user account and can log into librarian.outernet.com, but we can not see any data. it say : recoeving data: no, we would like to know why? we are from Maldives, we are using asia sat 5. C band LNB.
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@pradeeka wrote:
Hope following two manuals will help you to learn how to mount and point your dish antenna correctly.
http://www.winegard.com/kbase/uploads/DS-3355.pdf
http://www.satelliteinstaller.com/My%20eBooks/DTV%20PLUS%20Dish%20Install.pdf
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@branko wrote:
Content continues to download, but no notification of updates available and
0 files in library. (Lighthouse)
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@pradeeka wrote:
Got a new Ku-band LNB today. It is very cheap
Packing
Some specifications
Side view
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@ihatevista wrote:
so i noticed some odd messages about skype on my unit about resolving for comm.skype.com today as i was trying to get the signal.
Is outernet being used to bypass blocking of skype traffic or something?
not seeing it now but this was the result of a ping test on the lantern system.ping comm.skype.com
PING comm.skype.com (192.168.0.1) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 192.168.0.1: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=6.59 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.0.1: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=7.99 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.0.1: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=7.79 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.0.1: icmp_seq=4 ttl=64 time=6.84 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.0.1: icmp_seq=5 ttl=64 time=8.07 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.0.1: icmp_seq=6 ttl=64 time=7.50 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.0.1: icmp_seq=7 ttl=64 time=7.83 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.0.1: icmp_seq=8 ttl=64 time=7.42 ms
^C
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@1bit wrote:
status reports on Outernet satellite feeds running at http://status.outernet.is/ is not working:
502 Bad Gateway
nginx/1.4.6 (Ubuntu)
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@zack949 wrote:
I am wondering what will the interface of the Lantern be like when you connect to it's hotspot? Is there a place that I can get a demo maybe a video of this?
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@spacebar wrote:
I ask because I'm trying to understand why content is voted on instead of you just jamming as much content as possible into the library.
It seems that would be a faster, though admittedly less democratic, way to stock the library.
Or do you do both?
Also, does the library grow every day or are there long stretches between jumps in content quantity?
Because when I do a search of your library, I don't see, for instance, wiki pages on some very basic topics.
Can the Outernet Library size support something as large as the scope of an encyclopedia or will you have to pick and choose which entries are included due to size limitations?
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@Stephanie_Walker wrote:
Is it possible to recycle old DISH sat dishes with LNB to use with receiver for outernet?
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@bmcintosh wrote:
I have connected an external USB hard drive to my pi, running 0.2.8.
The storage space under content library stats indicates that the hard drive has been recognized.
I am receiving files, but when I add them via the 'updates' tab, I keep getting '0 files added'.
It looks like files are not being written to the hard drive:
[2015-11-05 04:03:12 (+0000)] DEBUG Adding content '297e364d120e4d239bd699f5d7198b15' to archive.
[2015-11-05 04:03:12 (+0000)] DEBUG Deletion of 'ccd69a146190bb4d2d8fe01bf94d3c2c' failed: '[Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/mnt/data/library/ccd/69a/146/190/bb4/d2d/8fe/01b/f94/d3c/2c''
[2015-11-05 04:03:12 (+0000)] DEBUG Extraction of '/mnt/data/downloads/content/ccd69a146190bb4d2d8fe01bf94d3c2c.zip' failed: '[Errno 1] Operation not permitted'Anything else I can check?
Brian
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@Richard wrote:
Many patriot groups in America have been totally blacked out by the media due to their discoveries. The following is an example of the content we are trying to expose. Our question is would this be allowed to be transmitted.
The rule of real law. https://youtu.be/ULu5M9D2I-Y?t=1
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@Burdick wrote:
Any word on the progress of an Android App that goes along with the $300k goal reached? I see the Android DVB-S boxes on ebay for ~$75 sourced from China and think of that opening options for worldwide delivery of small quantities. A box like that would also be useful to homes for broadcast TV, so their set-top could be tuned to Outernet anytime you're not viewing TV.
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