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A package is a specific piece of software and data in an archive files. It can be installed and uninstalled usually be a distribution-dependent package manager (e.g. apt-get on Raspbian or pacman on Arch Linux). This is for questions related to the use and management of packages.

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I need to have six channels of serial Tx/Rx to control independent power supplies in real time. Ideally all six would be set (requires a few bytes each) in under 1 second. I'm a big fan of pigpio and ...
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I have asked this in the RPi forum, but so far not getting a useful reply. I'd like to use the debsecan tool to keep me updated about open security issues and available fixes. I tried it and it works ...
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I'm using a Raspberry pi 5, I'm having issues running ultralytics and PyQt5 at the same time. The way I installed ultralytics and PyQt5 are different. First I used sudo apt install python3-pyqt5 , ...
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I am getting the following error while executing the following code on raspberry pi 3B+: sudo apt install --reinstall libxmlsec1:armhf It is to be mentioned that, I am using this code after removing ...
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I am trying to install bluealsa package but getting this error : pi@raspberrypi:/usr/libexec/bluetooth $ sudo apt-get install bluealsa Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done ...
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I'm new to the pico world and micropython. Needless to say, one of the first things anyone should learn is the ability to set up environments and know the structure of the pico. I have read the ...
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I'm running Rasbpian 10 (buster) on raspberry pi 3 b+. Where can I find the wpa_supplicant binary? $ sudo apt install wpa_supplicant E: Unable to locate package wpa_supplicant # Same for wpa and ...
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So the other day, while trying to install a pip package for a project, I noticed that I was getting error messages. I tried anything that I could think of, even uninstalling python and pip, and ...
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