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Yep this is it! Thank you very much!

I promise it has a purpose I just want to be the first to do what I am trying to do so I am trying to be hushed about it. Once I get it working I will gladly show it off

So I am working on getting data between my toaster and my pi. One problem, I can find the damn ground pin on the CD4541BE timer chip on the toaster. The datasheet including the pinout is here: http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/cd4541b.pdf The only thing i could think of that would make sense is if ground was one of the NC pins (not connected) Help would be amazing! HACK ALL THE THINGS!

its a chrome book

it needs the python openssl module installed

use evil portal.

Problem solved. It was an issue when installing it on external storage. I will be packaging soon so be looking for the update :) UPDATE: Version 1.2 has been submitted waiting for it to be approved...

I will look into this problem tonight, sorry it has taken so long to get back to you on this I am a full time student and working 2 jobs now as well. UPDATE: I don't have this problem with my pineapple... what version of the firmware are/were you running this on and is the problem continuing?

If you are using version 1.4 of SMSer this will work for you. This has been patched in the next release (coming soon).

Protip: use code wrappers it makes everything much easier to read! Oh and nice scripts!

Include some links about what it is, why its a problem, and how to get it fixed. Also be sure to include steps for them to re-produce what you have done

Please include more information. What version of the pineapple is it and what firmware? Also what version of SMSer is it? SMSer runs currently as a cron job so you can go to your cron configuration and remove from there. If you have a mark 5 please be looking for SMSer 2.0. It has been completely re-written, fixed a lot of problems, and added a bunch of new features to it. It will be out in about a month!

One of my friends thought about this a while ago. It could be easily implemented... Ill talk to him and see what we can come up with.

Oh nice I couldn't see the video I dont have a quicktime plugin on my linux box had to spin up a Windows VM

I don't see any mention to a pineapple. The "device" could be a number of things including a laptop.

rofl I love the "Evil Hotspot of Techno-lust"

The issue is raw_input() gets a string value which he is comparing with a int value. The solution would be to change raw_input() to input() or convert num1 to an int value with the int() function

PHP cannot be processed by the nodogsplash webserver. If you want to use php I suggest you write all of your php in /www and create an iframe pointed at 172.16.42.1:8080/myphpfile.php

:D python-openssl is installed by default now, no more dependencies for SMSer! Thank you seb!

I was never redirected to it 0.o

wow... fail on my part... forgot the setup process.

I updated to 1.0.1 and then when my pineapple rebooted I got the flashing red, blue, amber pattern and it would not boot. I then went through the unbricking processes and flashing the new firmware onto it, after the install was complete it power cycled and now it is back to the flashing red, blue, amber pattern. Anyone else having the same issue? I tried removing my sd card and rebooting didn't help.

Yeah sorry about that. When I was working on the port over to the new hardware I completely forgot about the LEDs... This will be fixed in version 2.0 which I am working on with all of the spare time that I have right now. If you want to patch it yourself you can replace those commands with: lights = ["red", "blue", "amber"] for i in range(0, len(lights)-1): os.system("led " + lights[i] + " on") Keep an eye out for 2.0 should be out in 1-3 months (depending on work schedule)

Hey guys, I recently got a new job and my first project is to find new hardware to copy everything from this 15 year old server running unix onto it. I can't do a fresh install of the OS because they are running software on the machine that is from the late 80s to early 90s that they are not able to afford to upgrade (would cost $30,000 for the licensing). Now they do have the software on the original floppy disks but over the past 15 years there have been updates that they need that is not included on the floppies. I have an idea of creating an image of the drive and installing it into virtual box. The problem with that would obviously be drivers and possibly architecture issues. The other option would be to find hardware that is newer but still compatible with that version of unix and installing the image to it. This is not without its potential issues either... Does anyone have any suggestions or advice?

When I finally get 10 minutes of free time I'll be sure to boot up my pineapple and update it