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If you're still using the same Raspberry Pi you can use the License Manager to activate again. Licenses are hardware-bound.
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Did you put the following header in the script and did you set the file permissions to 700? hash!/system/bin/sh hashhashhash BEGIN INIT INFO hash Exec: boot hash Type: permanent hashhashhash END INIT INFO (replace hash with a hash-symbol,…
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You can put them in a sript and put that in /data/init.d/ so it gets executed at boot. Check the scripts already in there for the correct header and file permissions.
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Enable the local terminal in the developer settings or connect with ADB and type "adb shell".
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I agree, the notifications should reflect your settings.
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You have to allow beta updates (Settings > Emteria Settings > Update Settings) to get the 1.0.0 update.
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https://emteria.com/ (no shit Sherlock :P) Scroll to the very bottom of the page.
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Yes, you can reinstall Emteria on the same device without getting a new license.
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Hi, fellow Delphi developer here. We ran into the same issue, although it was just a constant stream of errors in the system log, not an issue that actually caused the application to crash. The problem has to with Emteria only supporting OpenGL ES2.…
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Just pull the power plug. Does rebooting help?
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There is a purchase button on the Pricing page.
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Go into the Emteria settings and enable ADB over ethernet.
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I'm pretty sure it's your resolution setting. I've had similar issues where setting certain resolutions would result in a black screen after booting.
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I think he means tapping a button only moves the cursor there but doesn't click it. The gray colour a button gets while you hover your cursor over it is propbably the shadow he mentions.
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If execute "dumpsys ethernet | grep 'LinkProperties:'" command in the shell myself I get the desired output. However, if I try to execute it in a process I launch from my app I get this: 'Permission Denial: can't dump EthernetService from pid=2836…
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Almost. The first line should be echo 23 > ... . To clarify, the last line sets the pin to high, to revert that echo 0 to it.
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Using a shell script you can do this: echo 1 > /sys/class/gpio/export echo "out" > /sys/class/gpio/gpio1/direction chmod 666 /sys/class/gpio/gpio1/value echo 1 > /sys/class/gpio/gpio1/value Naturally, you can dot his for any GPIOx pin…
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Parsing the response is perfectly fine. Thanks a lot!
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I just tried it again on a fresh 0.7.0 install and everythings works as expected. It must have been a glitch on the other install.
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I tried a USB mouse (technically I was already using a USB device since the keyboard/touchpad connects via a dongle), but unfortunately this made no difference. Disabling full immersive mode or using VNC yielded no results either.
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@Cee123 said: It could also be the HDMI cable, maybe try changing it with another one and see what happens. Also try to hook up the display to a different device to see if it still works,
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@AleP_CP said: @kalkov said: If there is a GPIO driver for the touch (like a kernel module or similar), you could just load it. Not sure if there is another way of doing it. There is some drivers for this diplay and you…
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This sounds very promising. I'll probably be testing the performance improvements of A2 rated cards as well.
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Igor has indicated multiple times that the card reader is most likely to cause compatibility problems. Editing the knowledge base to say Windows 10 doesn't work at all is just spreading misinformation which won't help anyone. I mean, sure, the issue…
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It's not just internal card readers. I use Genesys Logic USB 3.0 card readers on Windows 10 without any issues.
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I have no issues using the installer on Windows 10...
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1: The license is tied to your hardware, so you can use the same license when you put a new SD-card in your Pi. 2: Emteria will reboot.
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Being able to monitor device status, perform reboots and update applications sounds really good. We wrote our own application to handle such tasks, but that only works within a local network. Being able to do this via one centralized web-based system…
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We ran into the same problem with our Delphi application. We managed to 'fix' it by suppressing the errors by modifying FMX.Context.GLES.pas (I'm assuming you have the same cpp-file). In the GLGetErrorFlags function we changed if Flag <> GL_…
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Just activate your devices again. The license is tied to your hardware.
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That's because the Raspberry Pi doesn't have a built-in GPS module.
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I would advise to set up an Ubuntu VM and mount the SD-card in there to modify the files. If you use ADB you can mount volumes as read only or read/write. Use: adb shell "mount -o ro,remount /volume_name" and adb shell "mount -o rw,remount /…
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Pull is an ADB command, not an Android shell command. Try: adb pull "file_to_pull" "destination"
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If you want to run Linux, why don't you use Raspbian?
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You're running the installer on your PC while the SD card is in your Pi? Of course that won't work, you have to put the SD card in your PC.
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If you want to launch apps on startup either: * Use one of the many startup manager apps * Launch applications via a shell script in /data/init.d/. Look at the scripts already in there to see how to write them.
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I have always been able to reformat cards that were used for Emteria installations with PassMark ImageUSB.
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Is there any news yet regarding this feature?
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On Windows, does the SD card show up in disk management?
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Any updates regarding this feature? I'm interested in using 4G USB-modems as well.
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I use ImageUSB on Windows 10 for this purpose. It will let you create an image of the entire SD-card instead of its individual partitions.
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What if you remove your account info from the Emteria settings and redo the full activation process?
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Did you reboot the device after activating it?
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I guess the License Manager app could periodically check the validity of the license currently coupled to the device and disable it if the server tells it to. That way the license can be decoupled from a device without giving you the ability to keep …
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If you have installed version 0.5.11 in the past you will find it if you click "Skip login and use local image" in the installer.
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Do you have any programming experience?
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I'm experiencing difficulty in video playback as well, but I'm afraid this is caused by the limited graphical capabilities of the RPi3.
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If you scroll down on https://emteria.com/ there is a purchase button.
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The installer gives you a very brief summary for the newest release, but I would also be interested in more detailed incremental release notes.
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On your cellphone, does the app flip around if you switch between both ways of holding your phone in landscape orientation?