Flash is not usually good in general so I doubt it. And usually no hardware acceleration.
Nerds assemble! Raspberry pi close to launch date.
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Flash is not usually good in general so I doubt it. And usually no hardware acceleration.
Have SqueezeSlave and wow it works really well and audio is suprisngly good.
You could get loads of pi's around the house running speakers, and you have very cheap home audio.
There is also a distribution called squeezeplug, which is quite nice and includes the server but I am running the server off my more beefy nas.
Also you can use soft squeeze to control it, it's quite a powerful program and best of all it's free
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I wouldn't call it an alternative, android is more for consumerism.
http://fishpi.org/proof.html
This is a neat idea.
This is a neat idea.
How have you formatted it?
Use gparted, create an ext4 partition & a swap partition. Then use imagewriter to write the iso.
Deleting all of the cards partitions. This is what it looks like after imagewriter has done its thing
Looks fine, you can populate the remaining space when it boots.
Go to #raspberrypi on freenode, I am sure they will know what's wrong.
I found this, it's because the kernel doesn't support large cards and you need to update it.
https://tickett.wordpress.com/2012/05/26/raspberry-pi-1-raspbmc/
Try using raspbian r3 hexxeh image, I think the kernel is more up to date with it so it will probably work straight from boot.
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Good stuff, I prefer raspbian though
.I use mine all the time for tinkering, it's so handy to have a little box for flashing avr and other crap.
Run network-manager as root.