Bogg wrote:
> When I run the script with --nostop I get quite different results.
>
> When I stop the dac the sqlite stays listed on material / apps
> the pcp web says not running
This bit is rather strange. The --nostop option makes a rules file that
does not have a rule for when the DAC is
When I run the script with --nostop I get quite different results.
When I stop the dac the sqlite stays listed on material / apps
the pcp web says not running
Code:
tc@pCP:~$ ps | grep squeezelite
4226 root 0:10 /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -n piCorePlayer -o
Hi,
Thanks for your help, unfortunately there's no change. It doesn't
restart unless I use command line or web.
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Bogg wrote:
>
> I'm sorry, I don't understand where to or what to actually add for
In the file /home/tc/SQLITE-control.sh, make the two changes highlighted
in bold below. I'm clutching at straws I'm afraid - I don't believe
this is the cause of the problem, but it's a loophole that should be
I tried the close output setting on the squeezelite settings page, but
it made no difference.
I'm sorry, I don't understand where to or what to actually add for
>
> add 'local result' and 'local status' to the beginning of this function,
> where all the other local variables are declared
>
Bogg wrote:
> When I boot with dac off sqlite does not start.
> When I then turn on the dac sqlite still does not start.
> When I then restart sqlite from command line sqlite starts.
I can't understand this behaviour at all. There's nothing in the
'restart' part of the script that relies on
When I boot with dac off sqlite does not start.
When I then turn on the dac sqlite still does not start.
When I then restart sqlite from command line sqlite starts.
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Bogg wrote:
> Hi,
> Starting from a playing sqlite.
>
> I turn off dac,
> >
Code:
> >
> tc@pCP:~$ ps | grep squeezelite
> 12419 root 0:02 /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -n piCorePlayer -o
front:CARD=M6,DEV=0 -a -v
> 15212 tc0:00 grep squeezelite
jiveluc wrote:
> even though the NAS is in ext4 and root partition of pCP too
That is an often heard misunderstanding of a NAS. It is totally
uninteresting which filesystem the NAS uses internally. It can be
anything.
Externally the NAS normally uses SMB which is a defined protocol for
giving
carsten_h wrote:
> Look at the last line of your screenshot: "Mounting network drives
> requires extra file system support"!
>
> A little bit above on the page you can find the part: "Install and
> Enable additional File Systems". There you have to press the first
> button. That's all. :-)
jiveluc wrote:
> I don't understand why.
Look at the last line of your screenshot: "Mounting network drives
requires extra file system support"!
A little bit above on the page you can find the part: "Install and
Enable additional File Systems". There you have to press the first
button. That's
Hello,
I recently installed piCorePlayer LMS and it works fine. Thanks.
I would like to Mount Remote Network Share (listen the music stored on
my NAS Synology with pCP LMS) but it's impossible to edit something :
all the fields, checkboxes and buttons are disabled (see screenshot)
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I
Hi,
Starting from a playing sqlite.
I turn off dac,
Code:
tc@pCP:~$ ps | grep squeezelite
12419 root 0:02 /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -n piCorePlayer -o
front:CARD=M6,DEV=0 -a -v
15212 tc0:00 grep squeezelite
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Bogg wrote:
> Hi, I installed the script from post 183. it seems to have installed ok,
> it finds my M6 dac and shuts squeezelite down as expected.
> Unfortunately it doesn't restart squeezelite when I turn on the dac.
>
I'm not sure. A few things you can try, to help understand what's
Hi, I installed the script from post 183. it seems to have installed ok,
it finds my M6 dac and shuts squeezelite down as expected.
Unfortunately it doesn't restart squeezelite when I turn on the dac.
This is on a fresh install of pcp 7.0.0.
Where am I going wrong?
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They would be needed at boot to see boot screens. But screens like the
pirate audio are in extensions, they just come up a bit later in the
boot process.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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Thanks Paul - that's very helpful.
paul- wrote:
>
> Do you really need them in the initrd?
>
I assumed they were needed at boot, but that's because I'm a bit out of
my depth here! I didn't think of using a separate extension - would
those files be available at the right time?
Thanks for
Do you really need them in the initrd? Why not just put them in an
extension.
But to answer your question, the initrd is a gzipped cpio archive.
Create you directory structure in a temp directory. i.e.
/tmp/myinitrd/lib/modules/.
Then change to /tmp/myinitrd
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> Thanks for the Spam :). But you better report the issue to me and don't
> quote the spam message, as it makes it harder for me to get rid of it...
Michael,
I think post #13 in this thread is also spam - it contains a link to
what looks to be an essay mill type site (as did
mherger wrote:
> Thanks for the Spam :). But you better report the issue to me and don't
> quote the spam message, as it makes it harder for me to get rid of it...
Noted!
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