Basic DreamPi help
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2021 8:48 pm
Most of the help on dream pie assumes a lot of things which do not correspond to me.
1. Dream pie assumes your fastest connection is your home connection my fastest connection is my Cellular connection followed by a cellular specific hotspot.
2. Dream party assumes you have a PC I pretty much have everything but a PC in other words, a Mac, an Android and I could borrow someone's iPhone.
3. Dream pie assumes you know what to do in Unix. I have no idea what to do. I was told by everyone if you have to go into terminal on your Mac, then call technical support because even one slight Mis-stroked key could do something really unexpected, and cause permanent damage that would force a system reset on my Mac.
I got what I think is the most recent version of dream pie and it was a file that was loaded fairly quickly on my Android using cellular internet. If I had to rely on my home internet it would take an overnight session to load one gig. The file looks like a kind of format that is currently passive waiting to be activated by a command, but I'm not sure of that.
Any instructions on where to go from here?
1. Dream pie assumes your fastest connection is your home connection my fastest connection is my Cellular connection followed by a cellular specific hotspot.
2. Dream party assumes you have a PC I pretty much have everything but a PC in other words, a Mac, an Android and I could borrow someone's iPhone.
3. Dream pie assumes you know what to do in Unix. I have no idea what to do. I was told by everyone if you have to go into terminal on your Mac, then call technical support because even one slight Mis-stroked key could do something really unexpected, and cause permanent damage that would force a system reset on my Mac.
I got what I think is the most recent version of dream pie and it was a file that was loaded fairly quickly on my Android using cellular internet. If I had to rely on my home internet it would take an overnight session to load one gig. The file looks like a kind of format that is currently passive waiting to be activated by a command, but I'm not sure of that.
Any instructions on where to go from here?