Well if you're feeling a touch more masochistic, then you could always
try and configure up the RPi/pCP for wifi... not as an final solution
but just to see if you can get further into the process.
Instructions here:
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet/
If
You all are hugely appreciated by me; and you have great stamina.
It seems to me like a hardware issue too.
kidstypike said: "If your pi/monitor is saying "No network found", then
that is your problem."
I think I've done all the things suggested:
I have connected the pi to the router via
kidstypike wrote:
> +1
>
> Looks like no ethernet cable, faulty cable, faulty
> router/switch/Raspberry Pi ports.
Almost definitely a hardware issue with one of these.
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anglecard48 wrote:
> I'm a confused pup.
Forget about mysqueezebox.com for the moment. "Not connected" means not
connected -to mysqueezebox.com- which is normal for a player that is
connected to a local instance of LMS. (A player can be connected to
mysqueezebox.com *or* to a local LMS, but
agbagb wrote:
> BTW, I recently bought a couple of those mini-remotes for the Radio on
> Ebay for 15 bucks or so each. Came from China and claimed to be
> "reconditioned" - but they looked brand new to me. They didn't have the
> attachment magnet that I recall from the original little
anglecard48 wrote:
> I'm not seeing any players connected as listed in LMS. I had sent in a
> question on a forum on this some time ago and sort of dropped it. It
> always confused me. I do see a piCorePlayer now on mySB, although it
> shows it as not connected. mySB has always showed my Duet
anglecard48 wrote:
> I'm not seeing any players connected as listed in LMS. I had sent in a
> question on a forum on this some time ago and sort of dropped it. It
> always confused me. I do see a piCorePlayer now on mySB, although it
> shows it as not connected. mySB has always showed my Duet
kidstypike wrote:
> Another way to get your IP address.
>
> If you have another instance of LMS running on your network, the IP
> addresses of all connected players is shown at LMS > Settings >
> Information.
>
> If booted correctly, your Pi4 should be visible there, player name would
> be
Man in a van wrote:
> Have you connected the pi to an Ethernet cable ?
>
> ronnie
+1
Looks like no ethernet cable, faulty cable, faulty
router/switch/Raspberry Pi ports.
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Have you connected the pi to an Ethernet cable ?
ronnie
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I obtained a micro HDMI cable and connected my Raspberry Pi 4 to a
monitor. I tried connecting with SD card burned with PiCorePlayer, also
with Raspberry Lite on SD, also tried connecting with no SD card in the
RPi. Here's what I saw (I have attached photos) --
With the SD card burned with
And of course a quick google revealed plenty of litle Windows apps that
do just that routine, but with an easier interface "Shutdown Timer
Classic" does the trick, with all sorts of options available. Thanks
to all.
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Control: Web GUI; sometimes
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