Honestly USB STICKS are NOT MADE for this.
https://www.heise.de/ct/hotline/Flash-Haltbarkeit-296140.html
> Einige mögliche Verfahren wären jedoch: Häufig benutzte Adressen werden
> nach einer gewissen Anzahl von Schreibvorgängen einfach auf andere
> Blöcke umgeleitet. Bereiche, denen der Chip
mherger wrote:
> >
> I'm glad you tell me to remember pretty much unrelated nonsense. It'll
> certainly help many.
>
> --
>
> Michael
mea culpa " pretty much unrelated nonsense" ?
Take my code
change os and $os to plattform and $plattform
save it to the wiki
see how there are line wraps
mherger wrote:
>
> That would be the architecture part, rather than the OS. And that would
>
> never be the literal $os.
>
> >
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php?title=Debian_Package=14088=14087
>
> You should update that page.
>
> --
>
> Michael
Nope - Thats the Plattform !!!
>
mherger wrote:
> >
> url="http://www.mysqueezebox.com/update/?version=7.9.2=1=1=deb$os;
>
> That $os at the end is unnecessary.
>
>
> --
>
> Michael
Really
it was there to only download THAT version you really need instead of
downloading and installing the all.deb with ~140 mb it
carsten_h wrote:
> Hello!
>
> It is not a problem of the WIFI signal to have bad quality. It is only
> that piCorePlayer is not getting an IP address via DHCP. The connection
> quality itself is good!
search for dhcp issue wifi repeater on the www if you didnt believe.
carsten_h wrote:
> I have many other devices using the 2.4GHz network and they are all
> working fine at the same place and none of them had DHCP problems.
carsten_h wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with piCorePlayer and I enabled the WIFI
> connection (LAN is not connected and
Hi,+
wlan repeater -> not the best solution
rpi 3 with onboard wlan without an external antenna -> not really a good
solution
both together -> args
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mgraves wrote:
> Sadly, I am not a developer. I'll need some help.
Make some script like amp_power.sh with something that powers the
wifi-plug.
eg: (made for a Tasmota driven device without using mqtt "for this
example" -in real life its using mqtt instead of curl)
Code:
edwin2006 wrote:
> Nice solution
better solution:
Code:
sudo gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.screensaver lock-enabled false
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paulf wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am running pCP 4.1.0 (although I don't think this is a pCP problem),
since you try to download a file with the suffix .tcz and thats the
problematic part - its "a" PcP or network related issue.
rkrug wrote:
> Hi
>
> would it be possible to install openvpn on a machine running
> piCorePlayer? This would make accessing it from the internet much easier
> (and safer).
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rainer
I dont think picoreplayer is the right OS for this purpose.
Get a real rasbian
bpa wrote:
> I don't know what is available on pcp but once you understand the CLI
> commands then for an application you might find it easier to use "curl"
Since another Member successfully uses my hd44780 script on PCP *nc*
should be available on pcp.
hi,
nimaazx wrote:
> ]
> maybe netstat is similar to ping command , good idea , I can check it by
> pinging lms ip address from zero w. but it needs to define static ip
> address for our logitech media server in network.
> main question is , is pinging trusty for my goal?
no ping is nothing
mherger wrote:
> > what kind of python is picore running 2.7 or 3?
>
> From the extensions I see 3.4-3.6 available for installation.
>
> --
>
> Michael
thx.
than i would start with something like this instead of closing tty -
that seems the problematic part
Code:
marcov wrote:
> sorry for bombing my own thread, but after just using a diffrent piZero
> (with the same sd card) this one does not seam to have the problem
what kind of python is picore running 2.7 or 3?
DJanGo's
marcov wrote:
> So i guess it is an issue with the piZero -> can it be cause by the
> cable? I tried diffrent usb cables but I only have one adapter caple
> from USB A to micro usb that is not specified for piZero
The Zero is tricky and it only gots a single usb Port.
Is the "old" RPI a V3?
marcov wrote:
> thanks for your reply. I was not able to set up wifi on tiny core
You didnt need wifi to check the "keyboard" sends 10 digits
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I would say its not a driver but a latency issue.
Did you tried tinycore already?
Thats the base of picore but doesnt run in ram.
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marcov wrote:
> The reader behaves as a keybord, it puts the 10 degitis of the tag +
> enter. I have the problem now that with the picoreplayer image there are
> often missing digits
Always check the input before doing something !!
Code:
if len(RFID_input) == 10:
Gaffophone wrote:
> [FONT=verdana]Are there recommendations or best practices to secure
> piCorePlayer?
There are many improvements on the security but most of them are on the
other side - not yours and they are not RPI / Picore related.
How does a Hacker / Cracker gets his way into the IOT
jarome wrote:
> I wonder if my lib rary is now too big for SQLlite?
unless you have trillions of millions
NOPE
So her is the deal:
copy one folder somewhere else
name them without ;
add that "somewhere else" folder as a folder for the library.
remove all the other folders.
now lms has
jarome wrote:
> Still the same. Just one string quartet album in the logs.
I dont want to mess up my stuff - but if the scanner finds something
strange he would do strange things.
So i do have special Folders like [Soundtraxx] [Loungebox] these files
are scanned perfectly but never shown up
jarome wrote:
> Every one of my tracks and album titles uses a semicolon between the
> title and the performer.
please copy a single folder with ; and remove the ; in that foldername
from that copy
and do a rescan.
jarome wrote:
> Subsonic gets them all, so nothing is wrong with the files:
>
> [18-12-10 15:55:52.7834] Audio::Scan::scan (75) Warning: Error: Unable
> to read at least 16 bytes from file.
>
file /folder permissions?
remember the user squeezeboxserver / (username in debian) is running lms
baggins wrote:
> Your link refers to a Debian install. Is there also some documentation
> available for Fedora?
After you fiddle that out - the wiki would be proud of having a fedora
Howto like the Debian one ;-)
Always start with making a backup
then find your perl version
find the matching lms here
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Debian_Package#Supported_Perl_Versions
upgrade perl
http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3?stat=3=perl=3[]=100
mrw wrote:
> I have inserted the following into my /etc/rc.local to guard against
> this occurrence:
> >
Code:
> >
> # Make sure that Squeezebox server's log directory exists and is writeable
> [ -d /var/log/squeezeboxserver ] || /bin/mkdir
maeffjus wrote:
> After I soldered one of the buttons and made a little
> breadboard-connection to test it, it is working worse than "so-so".
Hi
is there something like a 100 ohm Resistor in the switch?
RPI dont like switches without a Resistor, these switches are too fast.
My rpis run a
DJanGo wrote:
> CHECK your permisons for /var/log/squeezeboxserver !
>
> When lms cant read/write* the logs */var/log/squeezeboxserver it would
> crash and -safe will restart it.
That means ALL logs not only server.log
chown -R squeezeboxserver:nogroup /var/log/sque
parsifal9 wrote:
> but there are no log files in /var/log/squeezeboxserver
CHECK your permisons for /var/log/squeezeboxserver !
When lms cant read/write the logs it would crash and -safe will restart
it.
DJanGo's
hmm...
my harddisk from the "new" LMS Server is already 10682 Hours old.
2 years earlier i bought and installed my last SD Card for my RPIs
_running std. Rasbian with a small /tmp as ramdisk.
These SD Cards have no issues at all.
And these RPIs are at least updated every month with the latest
merlinus wrote:
> [18-10-24 16:23:42.5067] Slim::Utils::PluginManager::load (385) Warning:
> Couldn't call Slim::Plugin::UPnP::Plugin->initPlugin: Can't locate
> Network/IPv4Addr.pm in @INC (you may need to install the
> Network::IPv4Addr module) (@INC contains:
>
post your server.log
stop lms
rm var/lib/squeezeboxserver/prefs/server.prefs
start lms again
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merlinus wrote:
> I could not do this issuing terminal commands, and need help in creating
> a script that will work. Thanks!
ok..
that "script" is tested and it should work.
just open something like putty or any other ssh tool you have
and copy one line from here / the wiki into that ssh
Hi,
i have no clue about picoreplayer, but Jivelite is just a gui frontend -
you may have some squeezelite session to run the audiostream.
squeezelite supports the -S Parameter that runs a script when you power
on/off that player.
Now you only need a scripted way to do the same like telling
merlinus wrote:
> LMS not running after upgrade to Ubuntu 18.04.1
> No problems until the upgrade. LMS is installed but I cannot get it to
> run.
>
Hi,
lms works on 18.04.1 but we dont know what was your previous ubuntu.
As seen in the wiki you can only use 7.9.1/7.9.2 if your lms was eg.
so whats not:
system handles dns
even the lms user can use it
bernid wrote:
> >
Code:
> > I use unbound DNS resolver
> > >
> if you stop lms and restart it - just lms not the system - its the
> same?
>
> Did you clear unbounds cache use lms by starting it and
ndemarco wrote:
> So I created a separate wireless network. I hid the SSID to add another
> layer of security, no matter how minor or easy it is to circumvent.
Hi
You didnt add you 'removed'
(https://dfarq.homeip.net/why-hiding-your-ssid-makes-your-security-worse/)
another layer of securty.
bernid wrote:
> Thank you guys for trying to help. I appreciate that.
> Michael is right. My LMS on Ubuntu can't reach the internet while other
> programs (installed on Ubuntu) and network hosts can.
>
> Maybe I should be more specific describing my current system and network
> configuration.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiX24Sty3XY
i dont get it...
mherger wrote:
> >> DJanGo - this is about LMS not being able to access the internet,
> not
> >> about the user not being able to access LMS, isn't it?
> >
> > i didnt understand what your talkin
i dont get it...
mherger wrote:
> >> DJanGo - this is about LMS not being able to access the internet,
> not
> >> about the user not being able to access LMS, isn't it?
> >
> > i didnt understand what your talking about.
>
> OP has an LMS which can't
mherger wrote:
> DJanGo - this is about LMS not being able to access the internet, not
> about the user not being able to access LMS, isn't it?
Michael,
i didnt understand what your talking about.
What i understand is using lms on a multihomed system may end in
sometimes its nic 1 o
bernid wrote:
> Hi,
>
> >
Code:
> > Server IP Address: 10.10.10.1
> >
> instead of 192.168.15.145 before the change (e.g. the address I
> receive from my ISP and the address which worked fine before Ubuntu
> upgrade).
of curse, but lms 7.9.2
bernid wrote:
> Thanks,
> I will wait for Ubuntu 18.10 which should be released tomorrow (on 18th
> October). Maybe when I upgrade Ubuntu server to 18.10 the issue with LMS
> external access will be fixed in my system?...:)
Your decision - but using a non lts version for things like a system
Hi,
bernid wrote:
> After upgrading my system from Ubuntu server 17.10 to 18.4 (few months
> ago) LMS lost external connection e.g. can't connect external streems
> and services eg, radio, spotify, tidal etc. Can't connect LMS plugins
> repository, mysqueezbox.com, LMS update etc.
> I can only
lafontaj wrote:
>
> What can cause such a delay after LMS start?
>
Hi,
IMHO this
lafontaj wrote:
>
> [18-10-06 08:47:13.8144] Plugins::SugarCube::Plugin::commandCallback
> (709) We Stopped :(
>
Wasnt there some hack needed to make sure MIP is started before lms?
Did you alter sometime
Hi,
did you check the server.log?
Is the id always the same?
Code:
ps -faux|grep squeeze+ | awk '$1 == "squeeze+" { print($2); }'
How many sessions did you get with ps -faux|grep squeeze+ you should see
more than one if the only one is something
gian wrote:
>
> So they get same IP from DHCP, and only one is visible on LMS.
are you sure about that?
if squeezelite is running with some -m abcdefgh that changes the mac
adress from the builtin to that abcdefgh.
but its only squeezelite not the pi that uses dhcp.
did you follow these
Hi,
do you really set up two or just one and copied the sd card?
I think you did the latest.
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matka wrote:
>
> But I can't set LMS music folder directory to it, it's just not visible
> in the drop down directory dialog. Other folders in my /home/user are
> selectable so I am assuming *this is not security.*
>
> What am I missing ?
looks pretty much like security.
remember the user
de_ramon wrote:
> Hi DJanGo,
>
> thanks for your post...
>
> Barcode-Scanners do not look that good :)
> Thx,
>
> Ralf
Well, these things can dismantled and put back together in every shape
you like and where they fit ;-)
I've done plenty of such devices so
I dont know nothing about webcams ;-)
I would buy a cheap barcode scanner cause they work as a keyboard...
de_ramon wrote:
> Steps:
> > >
> > > > add each album into a own playlist and name that playlist like the
> > output from the barcodescanner > >
- Holding the Cover of a
Blue Fishey wrote:
> Hi can i install a mail server on Picore ?
>
> Blue
If your able to install a mail server on a RPI you shouldnt use picore.
Picore is a ram running os only for squeezelite / lms stuff.
DJanGo's
mherger wrote:
> >
> > grep ^refreshRate /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/prefs/server.prefs
> >
>
> What the heck does this have to do with the password problem? DJanGo...
>
> please...
>
> --
>
> Michael
jarome wrote:
> Not sure where that setting is?
> But if I set a password, I cannot log in still.
Code:
grep ^refreshRate /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/prefs/server.prefs
i would:
stop lms
move server.prefs to server.prefs.org
restart lms
add a
jarome wrote:
> So how do I get a password to work?
thats not a big deal - but
you may have to tell us what happend to get the 5 lines with password
into the server.prefs.
Do you have some "fancy" stuff / setup like a reverse proxy or other non
out of the box setup we should knew about?
mflaten wrote:
> I am not sure I know what that means "You need the execution privilege
> for playlists as well for the user that runs lms.
> The temporary playlists are stored in the cache folder"
lms needs rwx for the playlistfolder. Read Write execution
The temporary playlists are NOT
mflaten wrote:
> The playlist library has read/write privileges. My music library is in
> my NAS and this started all of a sudden.
>
> Here is what is unusual. If I save to the playlist, it is reflected on
> the playlist as long as the LMS is open. I checked to see if the item
> is on the
W69 wrote:
>
> squeezelite-start-player-quiet.sh (should be executable)
> >
Code:
> > #!/bin/bash
> LMS_NAME="servername.local"
> LMS_PORT="9090"
> SL_NAME=$(echo "$HOSTNAME")
>
> /usr/local/bin/squeezelite-pulse -n $SL_NAME -z
> wait 1
> printf
since you find exact the phrase in lms ralphy told you about - there is
a 100% yes
W69 wrote:
>
> If yes, then which one would I chose to achieve what I intend? Where's
> the difference between
> 1. Pause at power off/Remain paused at power on
> 2. Stop at power off/Remain stopped at power on
>
Hi,
1: forget about pulse -
2: use squeezelite from ralphy
3 root should be already member of these groups..
4: remember -1- forget about pulse!
cheers
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tbh,
i would buy a 16x2 at these days anymore...
even 20x4 is kind of small and you need tricky things like scrolling..
If i would want a display and didnt have anything (like you) i would by
a rpi display and have all the benefits (images animations) instead of a
limited set of chars.
If that
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> running on a Raspberry Pi3 with piCorePlayer/LMS7.9.1
tbh - my old LMS was fitted with a better CPU and 2GB RAM running plain
Debian.
Picoreplayer run in the limited RAM so compare my old lms with your
setup is pretty ...
AFAIK ->You only get what you pay for..
Shellness wrote:
> Thanks for the answer, but I don't understand it; what is a search path?
dont do anything else than:
> sudo apt-get install lame
>
lame will find its path and since you install lame from (the) (a)
packagemanager - that knows if your lame version needs updates or not.
mrw wrote:
> Does anyone have experience with -gdebi-core- ? That advertises the same
> feature, and _is_ available on Jessie. And perhaps older systems, I
> don't know.
>
Sid knews gdebi-core but its another Step & package to the list / system
imho we should keep the system for users who needs
The changes in apt 1.1 (allow to install local packages) are very nice.
tbh - i didnt knew about that without this topic.
I've added / changed that in the Wiki 'Article'
(http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Debian_Package).
cheers
Man in a van wrote:
> There is not enough room to instal and run the update so I first
>
> -apt-get purge-
>
Ronnie
if your running apt-get purge you lost too much (all your prefs
files..)
apt-get remove ... leaves the configfiles from the old for the new
installation.
apt-get
Umed wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I have a Synology DS216 SE on which the logitech server is installed.
> And also there are 8 players on the raspberry Pi. The problem is that
> most players sometimes disappear and they do not appear in the list of
> players. Appear after rebooting the players.
Hi,
even when i dont know nothing about picoreplayer - i do know for sure
all the edits must be saved or "BACKUP"
You should read the FM...
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cliver wrote:
> It seems vortexbox is still being supported so still worth it imho.
Vortexbox runs on 'Fedora' (https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/End_of_life)
In the 'install guide' (https://wiki.vortexbox.org/installation_guide)
there is a line:
Installguide wrote:
> VBA 2.4 is based on Fedora
cliver wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm trying to upgrade my VB 2.3 running on an old 32 bit machine to 2.4
> running on a HP AMD Dual Core Mini Silent PC (ex thin client), 4GB RAM,
> 16GB SSD, USB3 3TB Drive for the music.
> I have successfully installed LUBUNTU on it so I know it should be
> possible.
rkrug wrote:
> Are there any downsides to using a Zero instead of a fully fledged Pi?
>
I would say a ordinary rpi is for warmshower geeks only and the zeros
are for badasscoldwatershower geeks ...
And the zeros are really hard to get (in germany)
Hi,
some more info would be nice.
So we are guessing
patrick31698 wrote:
> hi there,
> i cant get Jivelite back working .-(
>
> >
Code:
> > [ INFO ] Downloading Jivelite from Ralphy's repository...
>
> [ INFO ] Downloading will take a few minutes. Please wait...
patrick31698 wrote:
> Which link in your Signature??
Hi,
mea culpa, but are you sure you want to handle a Task like compiling
some stuff?
Its not Hard Roland talks about a How To, so the links in the first line
might not help.
Do you want some help for Ogg Opus stuff or having trouble with
mherger wrote:
> Well... there's the difference: the U3 is not an ordinary PC, but an ARM
>
> CPU based single board computer (similar to the Raspberry Pi).
>
> --
>
> Michael
Hi Michael,
my answer wasnt "for you" *duck* :o
It was triggered from the threadtitle "LMS on Ubuntu 16.04?" and
patrick31698 wrote:
> i found an image for the U3 with Ubuntu 16.04
> Due to PERL incompatiblities i can't get LMS running.
> Is there any EASY way to get LMS running on recent ubunte versions?
>
Hi,
my parents are using a ordinary PC running the official Ubuntu 16.04.3
LTS and i do know
sbp wrote:
> Sorry for my late reply. But these commands should work:
> sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/slimserver stop
>
> sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/slimserver start
>
> The start is initiated in: /home/tc/www/cgi-bin/do_rebootstuff.sh
> You could try to
steff wrote:
> Great!
> I found it in the meantime by my own and it worked.
What other way did you use to start lms before
Make sure your startupscript is the same as 'this'
(https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver-platforms/blob/public/7.9/debian/logitechmediaserver.init)
Thats the real one
Arcticpollen wrote:
> I previously had issues when I first started using Vortexbox where the
> levels would be muted in ALSAMIXER. I've checked these and they are set
> to 100%.
What did you change?
did you unmute them with:
Code:
sudo amixer sset 'Master' unmute
Hi,
since your using vortexbox i would think the vortexbox forum is the
better place.
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steff wrote:
> The Rpi3 boots, it gest IP address and DNS address correctly, then mount
> the CIFS shares (so the network is OK), then starts LMS.
>
> suggestios?
That really could point to the DNS. I dont think that you mount the CIFS
Shares with a Domainname - you mount a IP?
Do you have a
steff wrote:
> Funny :-).
Wasnt that funny if you just believe two guys who told you the same and
would answer one of them.
So what to do?
- You must trust us
- You could try what i already told you (using triodes plugin)
- You could wrote your own startupscript but that might get lost
steff wrote:
> Funny :-)
> Trying to be again serious:
>
I am serious
i am a multiple certificated Network & Server engineer
LMS / its startupscript only waits for a Network Adapter to be up - that
doesnt mean it got a ip or got a connection!
steff wrote:
> If LMS depends on network, why then LMS starts even if the (very very
> slow to start) WLAN is not started?
Did you ever add a passprase to use a Lan Network?
Another question:
Are you able to wake up your PC over Lan ?
Why you re not able to wake it up over WLAN?
steff wrote:
> Why do not use WiFi if LMS is running on the device? Why not?
quite simple
LMS is owned by a service thats waiting for "the (a) Network"
WLAN is a special Network thats starting very very late.
I dont know PCP but i think there is a way to disable the squeezelite
portion.
paul- wrote:
> We could reduce the risk, by leaving the Cache on a ramdisk
[OT]
That sounds like a really bad idea.
Sometime ago i tried a comparsion between RAMDISK and ssd / hd for the
cache. So i do know something about it.
A rpi has 512 or 1024 mb RAM overall and picore also resides in that
Man in a van wrote:
> I'm thinking "network" and "*power Supply*" here :confused:
steff wrote:
> The DAC is self powered with its power supplier
steff wrote:
> How to restart LMS and Squeezelite from the pCP touch screen?
hmmm
1 powersupply for the rpi
1 powersupply for the dac
1
rik...@gmx.net wrote:
> Are there any known issues using the -m option? or any special mac
> adresses to be avoided?
>
> I have more squeezelite installations and could ony separate them using
> special mac adresse in -m options.
>
> Do you think crashed are caused by -m option?
>
> thanks t
epoch1970 wrote:
> WINS name resolution will take care of that, its built in Windows
> machines. No need for a DNS server.
Wins has "just the same (in this case)" as DNS" - to use it youll need
to setup a Winsserver with a static IP for all the clients.
To activate wins in these days you'll
epoch1970 wrote:
> 3. If the SMB shares use names, e.g \\DESKTOP\music or \\MYVM\newstuff
> then there shouldn't be a problem. If sharing/mounting by IP address,
> there could be a problem across installs?
To use e.g \\DESKTOP\music - you'll need an active local dns
Server.
Most of the
ok...
Since he only wrotes "Ubuntu" you would think of Ubuntu Desktop and me
on Ubunti Server.
> For someone that just wants to enjoy their music on LMS Those should go the
> Windows Way... *lol*
Must be a reason to run a lms on linux on a Windows System.
> Takeaway: don't expect your OVA vm
Zounder1 wrote:
> Vortexbox is a super simple lightweight Linux distribution *that
> includes LMS, Samba shares and a bunch of useful utilities.* It is dead
> simple to install and setup.
>
> I have used Virtualization for over 10 years and* I always try and setup
> VMs that are as lightweight
pablolie wrote:
> Takeaway: don't expect your OVA vm files to transparently work
> elsewhere, even when you bring the exact same external drive to the
> table...
You cant expect a funtion from a tool thats never designed for this
function...
Using the Network in Bridge Mode:
The origin LMS was
rik...@gmx.net wrote:
> what do you mean by this?
>
> how to remove? which files are this?
>
> ah understood: this option. without it lms server is not accessing
> right players was my exerience. I thought those addresses could be
> virtual fake more or less, wrong understanding?
>
>
> -m
rik...@gmx.net wrote:
>
> 6736 /usr/bin/squeezelite -n WohnV1osmc95RPI3 *-o default*
> -V Speaker -a 0 *-m 00 00 00 00 00 95* -d all debug -f
> /var/log/squeezelite.log
please stop squeezelite and run
/usr/bin/squeezelite -l
try from bottom to top each of the listed device as parameter for
rik...@gmx.net wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have squeezelite running on raspberry with osmc.
>
> the service is constant crashing.
>
> any hints to find the problem?
>
> memory, etc.
>
> I do not see errors
>
> Thanks T
Hi,
if you want us to help you > you may have to put some more infos.
Which
Gerrelt wrote:
> Are you sure squeezelite now uses the correct MAC address when not using
> the -m option? In the first days of squeezelite (in 2012) it didn't do
> that. It used a blank MAC address (IIRC), which was a problem when using
> more then one raspberry with squeezelite.
Hi Gerrelt,
Hi,
in the case of using a rpi3 not with lan or the builtin (worst) wlan -
or the new adapternames - your script would'nt get the real mac of the
used adapter.
squeezelite (unless you told it with -m) always uses a mac from an
active adapter.
My script unset your var SL_MAC_ADDRESS cause in
papa_arrugada wrote:
> -n Küche
hmeisterlich.
umlaute in rechnerbezeichnungen wirklich?
Bitte tu dir einen gefallen und schau mal, was ich mit -S usw. im
allerersten post gemeint haben koennte...
Den Tip haben dir danach noch andere gegeben, du mußt das rad nicht neu
erfinden.
papa_arrugada wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a problem recognizing the playing or stopped state in order to
> set a GPIO.
>
Hi i have no idea about pcp...
but the space between . and /home/tc/www/cgi-bin/pcp-functions looks
very :confused:
where is "pcp_variables" located? I would try to use
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