hi Wirrunna,
Thanks for your 3 "pastes", it does make things clearer for diagnostics.
If you could include the paste URL in your post it will make it easier
for us to find it. The URL won't work of anyone but the pCP Team, no
even you. The original problem, spaces in your SSID, looks fixed.
Just entered the SSID with spaces in manually, then password and it
connected, so uploaded EiFi diag page to Pastebin, so that is the 3rd
Pastebin upload.
The only difference that I could see was PSK Passphrase was populated
when I entered the details manually.
I saved the 3.5 SD card image so
paul- wrote:
> I posted a B5 imageit should address most of what has been
> reported..no other changes. Probably most interested in the 3.5.0
> -> 4.0.0 upgrade with WiFi. The SSID with spaces should transfer
> correctly now.
Paul and Greg, just tried this new image upgrade from 3.5
I updated my pi3 pCP v3.5.0 to v4.0.0 a couple of days ago and have been
having problems since then. Unable to find the pi3 on the network,
didn't show up in DHCP list of router. Eventually cleaned the SD card
and started again with a downloaded image of 4.0.0. New install, then
new install of
I posted a B5 imageit should address most of what has been
reported..no other changes. Probably most interested in the 3.5.0
-> 4.0.0 upgrade with WiFi. The SSID with spaces should transfer
correctly now.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
steff wrote:
> Well... I know quite well what a real time kernel is.
> You could eventually say: ask to google, search the forum, etc. and this
> would be acceptable.
>
> Go back to my question: I was not asking what is a real time kernel
> system, rather I was asking the differences (if any)
Well... I know quite well what a real time kernel is.
You could eventually say: ask to google, search the forum, etc. and this
would be acceptable.
Go back to my question: I was not asking what is a real time kernel
system, rather I was asking the differences (if any) versus the "old"
Audio
If you guys do insitu updates, Any of your added software will need to
be updated too. Most of them have an update button.
i.e. LMS, jivelite, shairport..
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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steff wrote:
> I am still running on a Rpi3 the "old" 3.22 version since it is great.
> I never used the Audio Optimize version before because of issues with
> Rpi3 WiFi
>
> What is the difference between the old Audio Optimized and the new Real
> Time Kernel?
> When is suggested the standard
I am still running on a Rpi3 the "old" 3.22 version since it is great.
I never used the Audio Optimize version before because of issues with
Rpi3 WiFi
What is the difference between the old Audio Optimized and the new Real
Time Kernel?
When is suggested the standard and when the Real Time
Hello,
Is there a big difference in speed between the standard version and the
real time ?
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Paul_B wrote:
> After upgrading from 3.5 to 4.0 the piCorePlayer Settings screen was
> returning the following text "Are you sure you are running this applet
> on piCorePlayer?" and the menu didn't function, e.g. Backlight
> Brightness control
>
> To get around this issue I used the upgrade
After upgrading from 3.5 to 4.0 the piCorePlayer Settings screen was
returning the following text "Are you sure you are running this applet
on piCorePlayer?" and the menu didn't function, e.g. Backlight
Brightness control
To get around this issue I used the upgrade interface of Jivelite under
I can confirm that this problem has been killed by version 4.
Top job, people - I now have v4 running on Pi A, Pi 2B+, Pi 3b, Pi 3b+
and Pi zero, all working with LMS running on the 3B+ - really
impressive.
Thanks to all for your time, skill and effort.
NWJ
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