Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] piCoPlayer = Squeezelite on Microcore linux. .An embedded OS in RAM with Squeezelite

Greg Erskine wrote: hi kolossos4730, Good to see you have something working!;) By DIY, I mean any hacking, hardware or software. We don't do a lot of discussion in this thread about actual coding, its more about adjusting the piCorePlayer settlings and options. BTW: I don't

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Announce: Squeeze on Arch - developer version

michaelvv wrote: #runs for some time [07:22:17.746821] output_init_alsa:638 init output [07:22:17.747360] output_init_alsa:661 requested alsa_buffer: 40 alsa_period: 4 format: any mmap: 0 [07:22:17.747485] output_init_common:342 outputbuf size: 3528000 [07:22:17.755441]

[SlimDevices: Unix] Cannot write to '/var/log/squeezeboxserver/server.log'

I have been unable to get LMS to start. I am not qualified enough even to call myself a Linux novice. Any tips welcomed. The system is a mini-ITX running ClearOS 6.4.0 on an 8Gb Compact Flash. The storage is a 1Tb HDD. In PuTTY I get: # service squeezeboxserver start Starting Squeezebox

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Announce: Squeeze on Arch - developer version

paulster wrote: Just out of interest, is SoA using a realtime version of the kernel, or the stock one? And are there any other performance tweaks included? I just tried an Arch image in place of my aging Debian RT one on my Armv5 hardware and was experiencing some occasional pops before I

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Cannot write to '/var/log/squeezeboxserver/server.log'

Thanks for the answer. I know nothing of Linux so I don't know how to get rid of stuff, or how to decide what should be got rid of. From my perspective, as a start, I could ditch all logs as I wouldn't know what to do with a log. But how...? How do I decide what to delete and how do I do it?

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Announce: Squeeze on Arch - developer version

Krisbee wrote: Armv5 hardware? You can check here: https://github.com/SqueezeOnArch/soa-installers, but I don't see any Armv5 targets. But to answer your general question, SOA does not use RT Kernels. Some people at work have been using RT kernels for a particular project, and they're

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Cannot write to '/var/log/squeezeboxserver/server.log'

'No space left on device' means that your device is full. running df -h will show you the file system usage then you can decide where you need to free up some space. /var/log probably contains old log files that you can delete.

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Announce: Squeeze on Arch - developer version

Just out of interest, is SoA using a realtime version of the kernel, or the stock one? And are there any other performance tweaks included? I just tried an Arch image in place of my aging Debian RT one on my Armv5 hardware and was experiencing some occasional pops before I gave up and reverted

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Cannot write to '/var/log/squeezeboxserver/server.log'

The flash card could be marginal there are startup parameters to get LMS to store the cache and dB elsewhere and probably also move the log directory . You have to write those to the startup script i think ? the size of mine /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/ is 3.9 GB this includes cache and plugins

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] piCoPlayer = Squeezelite on Microcore linux. .An embedded OS in RAM with Squeezelite

Greg Erskine wrote: Hi Arie, We would probably add the script if we had a pi-amp to test. Steen may already have one, I am not sure. It sounds like you have a good understand of the code, not bad for your first script. regards Greg Yep I have a pi-amp so I will test the script

Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] piCoPlayer = Squeezelite on Microcore linux. .An embedded OS in RAM with Squeezelite

kolossos4730 wrote: Greg, I know it's a niche market but in my case specific to piCorePlayer as there is no support for unmuting the pi-AMP (yet?). Maybe others could benefit from this script. Code: RESULT=`( echo $PI_MAC_ADDRESS $COMMAND; echo exit