Hi there.
Just to draw a line under the CPU0 isolation subject.
According to RPi kernel development this feature is no longer available.
What's happening?
At powerup CPU0 starts up first. The rest of the bunch launches a tick
later.
In between comes the isolcpus function. At that point in
Clausi wrote:
> I have also an issue with the power overlays in piCorePlayer 7. I use
> the Pimoroni on/off-shim and when I push the button to drive the system
> down it is driving down but not cuts the power to the pi completely. I
> didn't have this in version 6.1. There the power was
I have also an issue with the power overlays in piCorePlayer 7. I use
the Pimoroni on/off-shim and when I push the button to drive the system
down it is driving down but not cuts the power to the pi completely. I
didn't have this in Version 6.1. There the power was successfully cut
completely
gvh wrote:
> My goal is get beginners up and running without two stages of pain and I
> think it's going to be easy to do.
>
> I think a recipe page with common projects and photos would help people
> immensely. Even if all that page does is link to a posting like mine
I think you might be a
The Groundsman wrote:
> Thanks a lot. Feel confident now
I have one idea how you can use a Pi 4 with a 2,5" HDD without power
problems. I didn't thought at this at first.
I am using this type of installation here for a Pi 4 which is used for
LibreELEC (Kodi installation) and two external 5TB
Thanks a lot. Feel confident now
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Claus,
If you have a spare SD card then ... you could try to see if it works
for you under Raspberry Pi OS.
That would then show that it is possible with recent software.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla
I didn't change anything in function.But it's easy enough to test on
a old version of pCP.
A damaged GPIO is more likely the issue. (It's easy to do)
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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I'm just not sure it's documented anywhere what controls. But I would
not assume that the drivers in pCP7 (kernel 5.4) work. RPi doesn't
test drivers, as they didn't write the originals, if they compile, RPi
leaves them alone. It's really up to ApplePi to maintain the driver.
For example
Hi Paul (et al.)
Just to understand your last comment. Do you think that everything is OK
with piCorePlayer 7 and there's nothing to do, or are we looking at
piCorePlayer 7 to see if there's something amiss?
/Claus
I think the complete list is in
drivers/media/rc/keymaps/rc-cec.c
from kernel source
(although I have installed a lot of stuff in diagnosing this so perhaps
something else put it there - e.g. v4l-utils dev package.
If I run
sudo cec-ctl --playback
(once per boot)
and then
sudo cec-ctl --monitor
I've made a bit more progress.
So after changing
Code:
sudo TSLIB_FBDEVICE=/dev/fb1 TSLIB_TSDEV=/dev/input/event0
/usr/local/bin/ts_test
into
Code:
sudo TSLIB_FBDEVICE=/dev/fb0 TSLIB_TSDEV=/dev/input/event0
Paul Webster wrote:
> Do not worry about the missing characters on the screen. It is a display
> artefact and not your real problem - at least I think.
>
> Try choosing a different, and in particular lower, resolution layout for
> your screen and see if that works.
I chose the only one
Probably any SSD should be ok but it's worth checking power consumption
before buying as they differ more than you would expect. Some that are
labelled "green" use more power than others not making that claim. No
real need to worry about performance.
I've used an Audiophonics Power Management Module (PMM) for over 7
months with a Pi3 + LMS. It's been permanently powered on and the power
switch only used a few times. It's used with the recommended power
overlays.
The first sign of something odd was that the Pi3 started to reboot
randomly
I would not try to power a spinning disk from the RPI. But a SSD should
not be a problem..at least on a Pi4.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Although not directly relevant to pCP ... the Raspberry Pi OS people
> have agreed to include the change to the default config in their next
> kernel (50.10) for all devices which is due in next few days/weeks.
>
> Hopefully paul- has seen this and will put it into next
Although not directly relevant to pCP ... the Raspberry Pi OS people
have agreed to include the change to the default config in their next
kernel (50.10) for all devices which is due in next few days/weeks.
Hopefully paul- has seen this and will put it into next pCP.
I spent a bit of time
Do not worry about the missing characters on the screen. It is a display
artefact and not your real problem - at least I think.
Try choosing a different, and in particular lower, resolution layout for
your screen and see if that works.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now
This is good news, and impressive progress. I'm looking forward to
being able to ditch my separate IR receiver on the RPi and to point the
remote at the TV instead.
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jeroen2 wrote:
> The undervoltage is an issue, though probably not related. Have you
> tried attaching a keyboard and then press [enter] and
> -/opt/jivelite/bin/jivelite- from there?
Ok, so I feel like I'm making some progress with your help now :D
So I plugged my keyboard into the pi and
mherger wrote:
> I believe I'm going to change this to
>
> > > >
- latest - this is the release version, currently 8.1.1
- stable - this is the bugfix branch, based on the release with only
> important fixes, currently 8.1.2
- dev - this is where the good new things happen, but
I have successfully used this caddy:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07NYN9PL6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8=1
and this SSD:
https://www.ebuyer.com/790252-kingston-a400-480gb-ssd-ebuyer-com-sa400s37-480g
with no external power and no issues. I chose the ssd because of its
low
You could buy a Pi and official power supply (and micro SD card if you
do not have one spare) - but without a case and try it out.
Then choose what to do later.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc
Thanks for the replies. My library is 108GB and currently is on my
netbook and backed up on a couple of other windows PCs. I don't have a
NAS and in reality play almost all my music via the spotty pluggin to
LMS and fill in the gaps from my library when Spotify catalogue is found
wanting. I have
The Groundsman wrote:
> Is there anywhere to buy for not much money a PiCase that could include
> the HDD, so everything was neatly in a single box rather than having the
> Pi and separate HDD Caddy
I don't know how big your library is, but this case:
There are a few ways to get RPi and disk in the same case ...
For example - a 2.5" drive fits in this OneNineDesign case (I have no
experience of it)
https://thepihut.com/products/raspberry-pi-quattro-case-with-vesa-mount?_pos=3&_sid=3e24a2076&_ss=r
Another way is to use a PC ATX case but check
Hi I'm currently running Logitech Media Server to some Chromecast Audios
and Airplay devices from an old windows netbook. It all works fine but I
thought a nice project would be to build a PiCoreplayer LMS server, Not
expecting any change in the end result of this other than less power
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