If you start LMS with the music files not mounted, it causes all kinds
of problems with the library
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hellrider77 wrote:
> There is something I wanted to ask since I ce back to using pCP few
> months ago.
> Will rt-kernel ever come back? I always felt it sounded better (not only
> with pCP but also with Daphile).
> Another option would be to offer a way to load custom kernels (a
> script?).
>
mr-b wrote:
>
> My question in case it wasn't clear was about why fsck in read-only mode
> indicated free count issues if fsck had been run on boot? Or does fsck
> not fix those?
You cannot run fsck to make repairs on a mounted file system. When fsck
runs at boot, the file system is not
psketch wrote:
> Now you've got the commands sorted, you could add them to a .sh file in
> /home/tc and run it using a custom cron command in the cron section in
> Tweaks maybe, unless you actually want to reboot each day of course.
An overnight reboot isnt a bad idea. A number of people
Now you've got the commands sorted, you could add them to a .sh file in
/home/tc and run it using a custom cron command in the cron section in
Tweaks maybe, unless you actually want to reboot each day of course.
psketch's
There is something I wanted to ask since I ce back to using pCP few
months ago.
Will rt-kernel ever come back? I always felt it sounded better (not only
with pCP but also with Daphile).
Another option would be to offer a way to load custom kernels (a
script?).
Thanks a lot.
Thanks to all that have replied.
Regarding the use of a rpi4 instead of something hardware. I got the pi
in a nice cabinet for free. So it seemed obvious to go for that.
When I got SSH to work, things got much easier.
I think I'm done setting up. Maybe some minor tweaking remains.
I'm sure
Yup, no argument on that front! But there's no point passing just 'y' to
fsck since the vol is mounted i.e.
tc@PCP-XLR-LMS:~$ e2fsck -y /dev/mmcblk0p2
e2fsck 1.45.6 (20-Mar-2020)
/dev/mmcblk0p2 is mounted.
e2fsck: Cannot continue, aborting.
I'm confused as to what you're suggesting.
My
garym wrote:
> Where are your music library files located? On a attached USB drive? On
> a NAS, or ???From what you describe it is as if the rPi doesn't see
> your file locations at the time you try to rescan. And at a complete
> re-start, it is "finding" the files again.
The files are
It's pretty clear to me, you cannot combine options.
https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/e2fsck.8.html
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IanHaynes wrote:
> Having added new albums I've now had two instances where, when I select
> 'Look for new and changed media files', the entire library is deleted
> rather than being rescanned. In trying to recover this, selecting 'Clear
> library and rescan everything' does nothing. If I
Having added new albums I've now had two instances where, when I select
'Look for new and changed media files', the entire library is deleted
rather than being rescanned. In trying to recover this, selecting 'Clear
library and rescan everything' does nothing. If I reboot the server from
the LMS
Huh? Sorry I don't understand.
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Pass the -y parameter (assume yes to all questions). The -y parameter
is used during boot.
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Well it certainly works fine on another PCP with a screen:
35359
Though the boot says PCPCore-v7.
But on my other one, fsck still shows incorrect free counts, which I'd
assumed fsck would correct.
Code:
tc@PCP-XLR-LMS:~$ e2fsck -n /dev/mmcblk0p2
e2fsck 1.45.6
stevemartins wrote:
> Switching on mobile hotspot every time I get in the car, or buying a GSM
> modem and separate sim card account don't seem like great options to me
> (or maybe I just like a challenge...).
I was thinking more about remote SIMs where the car "borrows" the phone
SIM (i.e. no
bpa wrote:
> While I can see the logic of in-car - just I find it hard to believe
> there are roads with a DAB+ signal and not a mobile one. It's just a
> word of caution as I think DAB+ may be hard work on a Raspberry Pi.
>
> Rather than the undocumented USB adaptor you've got you may have
If you want to navigate the file structure and move files from A to B
and you are predominantly a Windows person then WinSCP is going to be
easier - https://winscp.net/eng/index.php
Use the same credentials as you do for ssh - make sure connection type
is scp
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Muele wrote:
> Damned. Case sensitivity in the file system. I feel so stupid now.
>
> Edit: that and not knowing if the smb share (which maps deeper in the
> file structure) or the actual mount is used.
Non-native file systems are always mounted with single user write
permissions. When
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