ralphy wrote:
> Try applying this change to jivelite.
>
> >
Code:
> > Index: share/jive/applets/ScreenSavers/ScreenSaversApplet.lua
> ===
> --- share/jive/applets/ScreenSavers/ScreenSaversApplet.lua
Yes, that is completely normal behavior to not load any files that are
not needed based on the current configuration.
If the boot process encounters a wpa_supplcant.conf. It enables WiFi,
copies the wpa_supplicant, Sets the WiFi extensions for load at boot,
then reboots.
Disabling WiFi
Zabizabo wrote:
> Fresh install with pCp 6.0 b7 ==> Wifi is there, allelujah:p :). So the
> problem seems coming from the b9. @the developers, I can provide you
> some log or files if you want. Just tell me what you need.
>
> Christophe
That's good news Christophe, I still have been looking
Gerhardc wrote:
> Hi Paul,
> when i select streamer on the tweak page, there is no input device
> listed. This is also the case, when squeezelite output is to analog
> output.
> 29479
I have not forgot about this. I did confirm there is a problem here.
Just not sure yet where it broke.
There were some under the hood changes between 7 and 9, but nothing
that would affect only you. You could post all the same info as you had
done before, but not expecting to see much.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please
Zabizabo wrote:
> Hello all, the magnificent pCp team
>
> Today, I tried to change the name of my SSID because there was a "-" in
> its name. Nothing has changed.
>
> I have installed Volumio and the wifi is working fine. But I don't
> really like it. In addition, it failed to start the LMS
Hi to all. I didn't know picoreplayer. I had been using moode with Lms
and squezelite. Today I
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Hello all, the magnificent pCp team
Today, I tried to change the name of my SSID because there was a "-" in
its name. Nothing has changed.
I have installed Volumio and the wifi is working fine. But I don't
really like it. In addition, it failed to start the LMS plugin. I'm
damned :).
There is
Thanks for the suggestions Paul - still no joy I'm afraid. I'll have a
bit of a read and see what I can find.
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I think the Chinese employee who make this got lost in translation.
Try to hook the SDA or SCL to the MOSI SPI line. Then I would also
connect 3.3v to CE0 or CE1, and use the appropriate cs=0 or cs=1. I'm
pretty sure SPI and the drivers need the chip select option.
MISO line is not used
paul- wrote:
> Are you sure they are SPI?SDA and SDL are typically i2c signals.
Well I don't really know enough to know the difference, but 'this one'
(https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07QGQ1SR2) says '4-Wire SPI
Interface' in the description, and on the back of the PCB it says
Are you sure they are SPI?SDA and SDL are typically i2c signals.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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D1eter wrote:
> When using the power button in the top left corner of the home screen to
> turn the player off there is no way to turn it on again. Jivelite
> doesn't react to mouse clicks or key presses anymore. The only way out
> is turning on the player remotely on the server. Squeezeplay
Zabizabo wrote:
> I'm using Linux Mint platform and my image burner is Etcher. For the
> editor, I'm using the one in Linux Mint. Is there an other one more
> performant?
I think the standard editor in Mint is xed. Maybe install Ghex and take
a look at a hex dump of the file to see if any
KeBul wrote:
> What platform (Windows, Mac, Linux etc ) and tools (editors, image
> burner etc) are you using to set this up?
>
> Paul- is sure the wifi drivers are not loading, that seems pretty low
> level, have you tried a fresh download of pCP v6, perhaps a different
> micro SD card a
Zabizabo wrote:
> Arghhh, all my hopes are dead :). Whatever Kev, you are saving my time.
>
> Regards
>
> Christophe
What platform (Windows, Mac, Linux etc ) and tools (editors, image
burner etc) are you using to set this up?
Paul- is sure the wifi drivers are not loading, that seems pretty
chill wrote:
> So don't forget to accept FileZilla's prompt to upload it.
Noted.
And thanks again.
*Music Store & VPN Server: *Synology DS215J NAS*
Home Server/Study Player:* LMS 8.0.0 on Pi 4 pCp 6.0 (beta) Server/IQ
Audio DAC+
*Refurbished 1962 RCA Stereo Console Server/Player *LMS 8.0.0
chill wrote:
> Use 'BBEdit'
> (https://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/updates.html#up12) (ex
> 'TextWrangler'). The free version is a great full-featured text editor
> that works perfectly with Linux text files such as wpa_supplicant.conf.
> I have it configured as the default text editor
ian_heys wrote:
> I used to export/edit/import the file.
>
When you right click on a pCP file in the right pane of FileZilla, then
'View/Edit', that's effectively what it does too - it's not really an
'in place' edit. It downloads a copy, opens it in the editor, and then
prompts you to
chill wrote:
> Use 'BBEdit'
> (https://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/updates.html#up12) (ex
> 'TextWrangler'). The free version is a great full-featured text editor
> that works perfectly with Linux text files such as wpa_supplicant.conf.
> I have it configured as the default text editor
KeBul wrote:
>
> So my issue was something in my process and tools on my Mac - probably
> TextEdit.
>
Use 'BBEdit'
(https://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/updates.html#up12) (ex
'TextWrangler'). The free version is a great full-featured text editor
that works perfectly with Linux text
paul- wrote:
> I picked up a cheap st7789v based display.works just fine with the
> new driver and overlay.
>
> This display and driver do not use the MISO channel on the SPI
> interface, so you can leave it unwired. The Pirate Audio board actually
> reuses this for DC. I used an
KeBul wrote:
>
>
> Obviously this leaves Christophe back where he was, when I started this
> I thought I might have the same problem as him and therefore could help,
> but that looks unlikely now - sorry.
>
> Cheers
>
> Kev
>
> PS I'll update my previous posts to point to here, might save
paul- wrote:
> We are not using the sco profile, but it does seem to connect faster,
> then I have the ability to give it a kick.
>
> There is no feasible way for me to go back. Use a rpi3, and pCP 5.0.0.
Thanks Paul,
I'e had pcp 5.0.0 running on an rpi3b for the last two, and have
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