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So how are you supposed to edit the config.txt file on rasplex since it is read-only. Also I suppose it will get overwritten on update? I've never had any problems editing the config.txt file of RasPlex and other RPi releases using normal editors on the same PC I use to install the release to an SDcard. The primary boot partition of that SDcard remains readable even after installing an RPi release on it (which I do using the 'Win32 Disk Imager' tool). So I simply open the config.txt file of that partition in my usual text editor and use this to modify or insert the config variables I want (I use UltraEdit, but most others should do it fine). Just make sure that any variable definitions you insert are not followed by other definitions of the same variables, as that would nullify your changes. This happened to me a few times, though not with the license keys.
Apk To Exe File Converter on this page. The same variable was defined and redefined in two places of the original config.txt file, so when I just replaced the first instance, unaware of any other following later in the file, my changes had no effect. Best regards: dlanor. Mounted sd card in windows and there is no config.txt file. Any suggestions? I have same issue with rasplex and openelec setups. Are you sure that the mounting worked correctly?
Please describe the directory listing you can see when you open the card in a normal 'Windows Explorer' window. Another thing to consider is what your Windows configuration will allow you to see in any directories.
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For example, one common default setting is to hide the type extension of all files. And with that setting the filename will be shown merely as 'config', since the '.txt' part is hidden. To be sure of exactly what files you are working with you should always configure Windows to not hide the filename type extensions. This setting is found in the 'Folder Options' dialog box, which can be opened from the 'Tools' submenu of a 'Windows Explorer' window.
In that dialog you find the relevant option in the 'View' tab, where it's usually named 'Hide extensions for known file types' (or similar). Here is an example screenshot I made from a 'Windows Explorer' listing of an SDcard with a RasPlex setup: NB: The icons shown will differ depending on what applications you have associated with the file types.
[attachment=18990:Clipboard01.png] Best regards: dlanor. Thank you dlanor for the reply. So I made progress, but not sure why am seeing this behavior. Both my Rasplex and Openelec SD cards when pulled from RasberryPi units and mounted in Windows (showing known extensions and not hiding system files) do not show the config.txt file. I pulled a blank SD card and ran the Rasplex installer and loaded image rasplex-0.2.2.img. When I go to the SD card I now see the darn config.txt file.Is this config.txt file only acessible once first configured but then when inserted into the Pi and booted it moves to a new dir/folder?