paul- wrote:
> If you manually create your own wpasupplicant.conf, you can for sure
> create a multi network connection system. If 2 networks are
> simultaneously reachable, you can assign priority, but likely it will
> connect to the strongest.
I'd like to specify two or three networks in
Hacking is where the fun is.Insert this before your mount to make
sure the network is up, however, there is no guarantees that the remote
server is up. But that's the case on any system.
Code:
NETWORK_WAIT=50
CNT=1
until ifconfig | grep -q Bcast
do
paul- wrote:
> Its the nature of scripting. The unix commandline just can only deal
> with certain things. If you want it you will have to do it manually. I
> would turn off the mounting in the pCP interface, and put your mount
> commands in /opt/bootlocal.sh. Put it there before the pcp
paul- wrote:
> 1st off, most never have a problem with the SD card, but your thoughts
> are correct.
Great, thanks.
SD cards have indeed never been a problem for me, but when I started
this project (6 months ago during the first lockdown) I had the
impression that a lot of people seemed
Thanks Paul. I did give that a shot and do use the wpasupplicant.conf in
most of my players. When I tried it for multiple networks it didn't work
and it just wasn't worth the time for the Pirate Players due to the
other issue of not being able to really use them without giving up a
necessary
Howard Passman wrote:
> I also find pCP self limiting by not being able to select a network to
> attach to, on the go, without using the pCP UI on a desktop or phone.
>
If you manually create your own wpasupplicant.conf, you can for sure
create a multi network connection system. If 2
I made my own cases out of wood and a modified FLIRC case. However, for
me, in use, the Pirate player is too limited by navigation limits. It
seems I always need one more button to get done what I want to do. As an
extremely portable solution (Pirate) I also find pCP self limiting by
not being
The pirate audio device looks interesting, but does anybody has an idea
for a case?
I found nothing
Thanks in advance
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NeverSimple wrote:
> But like I wrote the password works fine from the command line when
> quoted (""). It's not a mount limitation, in this case.
>
> Richard
Its the nature of scripting. The unix commandline just can only deal
with certain things. If you want it you will have to do it
paul- wrote:
> Mount cannot take all special characters (Although some may work) on the
> command line password=xx field. mount.cifs cannot either, however,
> it can deal with special characters by using a credential file. I have
> added mount.cifs support for this in the upcoming pCP7
>
Paul Webster wrote:
> The escaping is to get it through "eval".
> It seems to work from the command line ...
> e.g.
> eval TEST="my\(secret"
> echo $TEST
>
> Did you try editing the file directly?
Yes I did. Exactly as you described.
HI,
As I said previously, I have never seen a SSD1322 driver chip Oled
using I2C. The Oleds with 0ohm links to change between I1C and SPI
normally use the SSD1305 / SSD1309 series ICs. My 3.1" Oled with
SSD1322 does not have any 0ohm links and cannot be converted to I2C
so I just checked
So I've gotten a long way in setting up PiCorePlayer as both a player
and LMS server, so far it seems to boot much faster and more reliable
than my previous setup (using Volumio). Also the LMS web interface seems
a lot faster.
I was wondering though if anyone had any suggestions for the best
Mount cannot take special characters on the command line password=xx
field. mount.cifs cannot either, however, it can deal with special
characters by using a credential file. mount.cifs is extremely heavy
(about 30MB in dependencies) but I have added support for this in the
upcoming pCP7
The escaping is to get it through "eval".
It seems to work from the command line ...
e.g.
eval TEST="my\(secret"
echo $TEST
Did you try editing the file directly?
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland,
Paul Webster wrote:
> As a hack ... try editing the file
> /usr/local/etc/pcp/netmounts.conf
> and change the NETMOUNTPASS setting to have quotes around it and escape
> the (
> e.g.
> change
> >
Code:
> >
> NETMOUNTPASS=my(secret
>
> >
> to
the SSD1322 can operate in both SPI and IIC modes, moving a couple of 0R
resistors on the driver board sets the mode
I have SPI functional on a standalone device and I'm working to get the
code into the Adafruit library, actually code is in there but not tied
in 100%
GPIO configuration is
Hello Greg I am also trying to get the touch function of the
5.5"waveshare display to work properly in a low res. Skin.
I followed the description below:
https://www.thefanclub.co.za/how-to/how-setup-picoreplayer-jivelite-use-waveshare-55-amoled-touchscreen
So basically I callibrate the high
As a hack ... try editing the file
/usr/local/etc/pcp/netmounts.conf
and change the NETMOUNTPASS setting to have quotes around it and escape
the (
e.g.
change
Code:
NETMOUNTPASS=my(secret
to
Code:
I'm also experiencing the:
Code:
/usr/local/etc/init.d/pcp_startup.sh: eval: line 1: syntax error:
unexpected "("
error. After that the boot process stops, no web interface.
Can I draw the conclusion from the previous posts that this is because
Hi,
Always after more!
I have a spare player case with an already front panel mounted SSD1322
Oled display, however this is a 3.12" 256 x 64 SPI Oled. It looks
very similar to the one sold by Audiophonics for their Dual evo dac
player. I had got it working under luma, but not with
Hi
> From the Squeezlite page of the pCP web frontend type 1 in the "m" ALSA
> parameter section
>
> And, in the Various Options add -v
>
I did not Know about the "-v" I added the "1" though!Adding -v
worked wonders.
many thanks
regards
P
I followed this link (
https://www.thefanclub.co.za/how-to/how-setup-picoreplayer-jivelite-use-waveshare-55-amoled-touchscreen
)
to get the low resolution VU meters running and to create a Skin that
fits the 5.5 inch Waveshare display.
However I did the calibration and I also tested the
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