I used the STL files provided by someone on this subreddit and made my own, it's upside down compared to theirs but I like it. Complete with three magnets, two 1100mah batteries and a temu solar panel.
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So I have two R36H devices, and both SD cards have 10gb of "free space" that I'd like to utilize. Opening the card in Linux shows me several partitions: Boot (117mb FAT) Root (7gb EXT4) Easyrom (87gb exfat) and then Freespace (10gb).
Now, I have cloned the SD card from the manufacturer and copied it to my own reliable 128gb cards, but I cannot figure out how to put that extra 10gb of free space into the "Easyrom" partition. Resizing the partition does not work whether the card is mounted or not.
So I have two R36H devices, and both SD cards have 10gb of "free space" that I'd like to utilize. Opening the card in Linux shows me several partitions: Boot (117mb FAT) Root (7gb EXT4) Easyrom (87gb exfat) and then Freespace (10gb).
Now, I have cloned the SD card from the manufacturer and copied it to my own reliable 128gb cards, but I cannot figure out how to put that extra 10gb of free space into the "Easyrom" partition. Resizing the partition does not work whether the card is mounted or not.
Have had my orange pi 5 pro paired with the orange pi 10" touchscreen for a good while now, curious if there is a housing for this? I've basically been using it taped into the cardboard box it came in.
I had one in high school and I'm having a heck of a time finding anything about it. It was silver and black, had those locking snaps on either side, but the coolest part was matching headphones that vibrated with the bass. No one ever seems to know what I'm talking about.
And I just got my 3d printer set up
Curious if anyone has seen hotwheel sized prints? I found a few STL files for a 2013 dart but they're quite large.