paul- wrote:
> Logitech has licensing with some of the apps only permitted to run on
> Real SB hardware. And therefore the restriction.
>
> As for displaying something on the screen. Yes there is some pitfalls
> there. There is no X Support, We are only running a Frame-buffer. The
> OS
Logitech has licensing with some of the apps only permitted to run on
Real SB hardware. And therefore the restriction.
As for displaying something on the screen. Yes there is some pitfalls
there. There is no X Support, We are only running a Frame-buffer. The
OS is also very lean, extra
I have piCorePlayer running with a hifiberry, running headless. I
couldn't be more pleased. Donation shortly.
I do have some questions. I'd like to write a custom GUI app that runs
on the pi. Before I slap something together with python/tkinter, I'd
like to make sure there's no tricks involved
gilladur wrote:
> Hi Paul, don't know why it is failing but I get this message:
> >
Code:
> > vcgencmd: 'bootloader_config' command not supported. Please update VC
firmware
>
> >
> How to fix this or what could be the reason?
You probably
paul- wrote:
> Not sure how I want to support this long term, but since RPI just made
> this default, I figured I would make an easier way for pCP users to get
> the new bootloader firmware... Ref:
> https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=29=250368=50#p1538684
>
> open an ssh
I have published a new beta
image.https://repo.picoreplayer.org/insitu/piCorePlayer6.0.0/piCorePlayer6.0.0-b4.zip
See info in the
OP...https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110727-BETA-piCorePlayer6-0-0-PI4-support=944664=1#post944664
For only the pi4, I have built and included a
Reason why I asked about jumbo frames and MTU is because I had a sort of
similar problem a few years ago with a NAS that was activating such
jumbo frames when it should have not. But that was probably an old buggy
stack. I know its mainly a discussion with you and @bpa now :) but it
seems to me
I know that using --httpaddr was mentioned before - and I think you
tried it ... but also try
--cliaddr=> Activate the command line interface TCP/IP
interface on the specified IP address.
just in case.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
Not sure how I want to support this long term, but since RPI just made
this default, I figured I would make an easier way for pCP users to get
the new firmware..
open an ssh session
Code:
ceo
tce-load -w git rpi-vc python3.6 (You can omit if you already
ScottAM wrote:
> I wish I could get my hands on the original coders for LMS - I bet they
> have stories to tell.
Remember Slimserver was originally written for SliMP3 which had a tiny
amount of buffer space and had to run on a Linux box with slow processor
with little memory. So resorting to
I'll be posting a tcpdump real soon now. I checked and the mtu setting
is 1500. I tried with pMTUd both on and off, there's no difference. I
wouldn't' expect any. There's a single, reasonably modern switch between
the server and the squeezeboxes (I've tried a couple, actually) and they
wouldn't
There is a button on the pCP web pages, right where you mount the usb
drive. Set write permission. The should make sure the entire drive
has correct permissions. If you move the drive back and forth between
pcp and your windows machine, you may have to repeat.
Otherwise what is the drive
Hi,
I don't use picore, so I'm not what you can do from there.
But, if you log on to the rPi, then you can check the permissions in
your music directory.
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richardsk wrote:
> It sounds like you might have a permissions problem.
> in a command shell try running ( in your music folder )
> ls -l
> and see if there's any difference on the ones that don't work.
>
> HTH
> richard
Hi Richard, thanks for the reply. Would you be able to describe just
It sounds like you might have a permissions problem.
in a command shell try running
ls -l
and see if there's any difference on the ones that don't work.
HTH
richard
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Hi, I am not Linux-savvy but was delighted to get picore player v5.0.0
running seemingly perfectly on a new raspberry Pi, running LMS 7.9.2.
Music source is entirely flac files on a removable USB powered hard
drive. All seemed great - Boom, Classic, Touch all synchronising, speedy
on/off, no
Up to the posting of the your code , all we have is your description of
the problem and your interpretation of the behaviour. So all we can do
is offer places to look where things are different. That said my
comment are my interpretation of siutation coming from a LMS POV and so
are also
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