Greg Erskine wrote:
> No, Raspberry Pi's don't do WoL.
>
> pCP can be a WoL client, so it can wake up WoL compatible hardware (ie
> LMS on PC).
Thanks for explaining that. I apologize for spreading inaccurate
information.
LMS 8 nightly running on Raspberry Pi OS. Mostly virtual players,
Can you use a master/slave power strip. Take something that cab be
switched off and on as master and the pi as slave. Using this for my A/V
corner. Receiver off, tv, sub etc off. Receiver on and everything starts
again.
*SqueezeBoxes:* 1x Transporter (Living room) 1x SB2 (shed), 1x Radio
Peet wrote:
> Hi
>
> The shutdown in the custom command of Cron works perfect.
>
> Thanks Greg and JD68.
>
> Startup remains a little problem. I do it manually with the 'Run' on the
> pi.
> I think the most easiest way is to buy 4 timers for start and stop.
>
> Regards
> Peter
If you are
RobbH wrote:
> piCorePlayer has an option on the Tweaks page to enable Wake On Lan. I
> have never tried it, but I assume it works. You might be able to set up
> a cron job on another computer that would use WOL to start your players.
No, Raspberry Pi's don't do WoL.
pCP can be a WoL client,
and ... you can turn off many / most / all (depending on model) of the
LEDs on Raspberry Pi.
pCP 8 to make that easier to do in the (near?) future.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute,
Peet wrote:
> Hi
>
> Startup remains a little problem. I do it manually with the 'Run' on the
> pi.
> I think the most easiest way is to buy 4 timers for start and stop.
>
> Regards
> Peter
piCorePlayer has an option on the Tweaks page to enable Wake On Lan. I
have never tried it, but I
Hi
The shutdown in the custom command of Cron works perfect.
Thanks Greg and JD68.
Startup remains a little problem. I do it manually with the 'Run' on the
pi.
I think the most easiest way is to buy 4 timers for start and stop.
Regards
Peter
Peet wrote:
> Hi Greg
>
> How can I get the bootcode?
>
> Can I use: crontab -l dirictly or do I first go to the bootcode?
>
> Peet
I recommend you use the custom cron option. It was put there to make it
easy. :)
jd68 gave you the command to shutdown at a particular time.
Hi Paul
Thanks.
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/information/pcp_cli/ >>>this explains a
lot.
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Hi Greg
How can I get the bootcode?
Can I use: crontab -l dirictly or do I first go to the bootcode?
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Hi jd68
I'm new with piCore and I found a lot of possibilities but Cron gives a
problem.
In this post I learned a lot.
I know now that I can't restart the pi with a Cron job after a shutdown
assignment.
What I want: My NAS stops at 00.30 and restarts at 07.45.
So I want the same for the 4
In piCore/piCorePlayer cron is not started by default. Using the pCP
[Tweaks] page, when you click the [Save] button it will add the
appropriate cron bootcode to enable cron. You could use the "bootcode"
page if you are familiar with that.
The "Cron" option on the [Tweaks] page only offers 3 of
Peet,
please describe why you want to shutdown the pCorePlayer.
The RaspberryPi is not like a normal PC and when we know what you want
to achieve then we can help you.
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Peet wrote:
>
> I know nothing of Linux so: where can I find these assignments like
> 'sd'?
>
You will have to do some reading
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/information/pcp_cli/
However, why do you want to do it?
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins
Hi JD68
Thanks. This helps a lot.
What I read in the forum and in Internet: manually (not in the GUI) you
can use the 5 parameters.
This is the command: /usr/local/bin/pcp sd.
First the location where it has to come and
pcp sd = pcp shutdown I suppose.
I know nothing of Linux so: where can
Maybe you can explain why you want to shutdown the OS?
Please note that the power consumption of the RaspberryPi would probably
be the same with and without running OS.
To start the OS (after shutdown), you will need to interrupt/disconnect
the power supply of the RaspPi.
You can add cron
I understand. Then is the question: how can I shutdown with cron (what
is syntaxis of the command).
Restart is only possible by a run command or remove/replace the
adapter?
regards
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cron is part of the OS and when you shutdown the OS then you cannot
start it with cron.
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The cron settings are near the bottom of the tweaks page. Once you set
that up, cron will be started automatically.
But Cron has nothing to do with manual functions. When do you want to
shutdown your system?
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
Hi
I understand that it is possible with Cron to stop or shutdown or reboot
the PI at a time I want.
I looked in piCore and found Cron.
But I am not a Linux user so I don't know what to do.
- I don't see how to start Cron in piCore
- I read that the best is to do it manually with HSS.
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