Just applied the 3.17 and LMS upgrades, without problem.
Thanks for your continued, and continuing, support.
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sodface wrote:
> Great, glad you got it sorted. I'd be interested in any feedback you
> have!
I'm really quite impressed, so thanks for setting up the repo. I had a
chance to buy a cheap 3040 so took the opportunity to free up an 8GB
RPi4 from it's LMS duties so I can use it for other projects.
Hi
Just set up LMS on Alpine on a Wyse 3040 using your repo. All is good
until I need to install/update "libcrypt-openssl-rsa-perl" to support
the Shairtunes plugin. I've tried apk search but am drawing blanks (I'm
more used to Arch and Debian based distros. so I'm sure the issue is
me!)
Can
Try adding the following to your config.txt file:
Code:
gpio=25=op,dh
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DLD-UK wrote:
> Thanks guys for your help.
>
> Does this mean that LMS wants a specific version of Perl? I really don't
> know how to interpret it. At least it looks like I wasn't doing anything
> stupid!
This post, and the next few following, may help you in building your own
perl binaries:
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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timmiller wrote:
> I dont know how for an iPhone but for Linux Of course, PiCore cannot be
> called the most advanced Linux distribution for the Raspberry Pi. It is
> definitely one of the most minimalist distros that does not load the
> system and can perform the basic functions required by
pufnstuf wrote:
>
> I'm not sure what to try next.
A wifi dongle with a different chipset!
I don't think drivers for the RTL8821CU are in the kernel, so you need
to compile and make for each linux distribution. I have to do this on my
PC running Manjaro, and a quick look around suggests you
I use Waveshare DSI screens, both 4.3" and 5". Extremely easy to use,
proper plug'n'play, no configuration required.
https://www.waveshare.com/product/raspberry-pi/displays/lcd-oled/4.3inch-dsi-lcd.htm
https://www.waveshare.com/5inch-dsi-lcd.htm
paul- wrote:
> Well this is lovely. First board smoked at power up. (No it wasn't
> grounded out against the piZero) I have the kernels built, but still no
> way to test.
Did you ever get a replacement board?
Where is this at now? I have one running Moode, but would prefer a PcP
solution.
Ça marche!
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Well done!
IIRC the build process itself took a real long time.
For future reference, can you recall your exact cp statement? Was mine
even close?
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davidscrat wrote:
> is this line correct or i have to modify ?
> cp -r build/arch/5.26/aarch64-linux-thread-multi
> /path/to/slimserver/CPAN/arch/5.26/
Yes, you have to modify it to suit your CPU architecture and your Perl
version. I think it was something like:
Code:
davidscrat wrote:
> well, thanks!
> i could try this, but is it possible to have more installation details,
> or a tuto for pi4?
It was a while ago, but from memory, assuming you have 20.04 server up
and running, andyour preferred LMS installed via dpkg -i:
1. Git clone
>From memory, when I installed 20.04 server on my RPi4, to get LMS
running I had to compile Perl binaries according to this page:
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver-vendor/tree/public/7.9/CPAN
LMS ran perfectly, but I couldn't get the ShairTunes2 (fork) plugin 2
work. Thinking Ubuntu may
Either can be used, but the arm specific is a much smaller download.
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That tutorial is a bit misleading, as it is based on upgrading form a
previous version to Ubuntu 20.04.
On a fresh install you do not have to edit any init'd scripts, you just
need to 'sudo systemctl enable logitechmediaserver'
You can install any version after downloading the appropriate .deb
jemhayward wrote:
> Turned out to be a PSU issue - voltage adequate to run the Pi, but not
> enough to keep the amp going - doh
But it did before the upgrade:confused:
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Almost certainly not a Waveshare/Spotpear screen; I think it's a Jun
Electronics version, which uses a wch touch driver. Have you tried
running it and calibrating on Raspbian, or another more mainstream RPi
OS? That may give some clues...
scales11 wrote:
> I am trying to get this running on my PiZeroW without plugging in to a
> monitor ala "headless" mode (I dont have an HDMI adapter). I tried
> following the "howto setup wifi without ethernet" after i burned the
> image but prior to removing the sd card, but the pi does not
mooblie wrote:
> Thanks, Yatsushiro - I will look at that too. I have a capacitative
> (not resistive) touchscreen saying "A06" on the PCB, does that make it a
> "C"?
>
> (Wow - what just happened to the forums!!!?)
If it is 1024X600 with capacitive
mooblie wrote:
> Thanks, Greg. You did indeed warn me - and that's when I started
> worrying that, by installing such things, I was doing things not allowed
> and beyond my pay grade!
>
>
> Thanks too, Paul. It is true, I did use different event numbers, as I
> had installed a power-off
Viragored wrote:
> I was expecting the maker's site to provide a download
An option you may wish to pursue is to download and install the
hifiberryOS, which I would assume will support your HAT, and then set it
be a squeezelite player. In this way you can integrate with your current
LMS,
garym wrote:
> bumpingAny thoughts on this by rPi4 users. Thanks.
I have an 'old' 4GB SD card on which I load Raspbian Lite. Every so
often I boot my RPi4 from this, run apt update, upgrade etc, then run
rpi-eeprom-update. If there is a new firmware available, this takes care
of it.
veracocha wrote:
> Support for IQaudIO Codec+
>
> What does this mean ?, version 5.0 didn't support iqaudio dac cards
> already?
These are new IQaudIO products for the RPi and Zero, and are distinct to
the previous IQaudIO products, hence needing new drivers/overlays...
MohnJadden wrote:
> Edit: I'm a dumbass, the HifiBerry HAT wasn't pushed down hard enough.
> Disregard.?
I did the very same with an IQAudIO DigiAmp+; I was actually part way
through an email conversation with the supplier about a return when I
realised what the problem was and had to come
Zabizabo wrote:
> I'm using one delivering at maximum 2A and not 3A.
That'd be the first thing I'd change. 2A is not sufficient for safe and
reliable operation of a Pi4, as you are finding out!
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ian_heys wrote:
> Today's reply from IQ Audio:
>
> The quicktest image on our download site uses standard raspbian and
> includes codec drivers.
>
> Other audio applications may need to update their environments to
> include the codec driver - which has been available for 6months plus.
>
>
paul- wrote:
> I ordered a board...but has to cross the pond. I'll be able to help out
> in a bit.
>
>
> I have not noticed anyone saying this, but do you have
>
> gpio=25=op,dh
>
> In your config.txt? According to the website, this is needed to enable
> the DAC.
Thanks for this, Paul.
chill wrote:
> That sounds promising. So just to check - with sbpd-script.sh set as a
> user command you're now getting boot up messages, then the splash
> screen, then Jivelite itself, and the buttons all work properly?
>
> Fingers crossed this fixes things for M-H and Grumpy Bob.
Yes,
chill wrote:
> Have you (and/or Grumpy Bob) got these modprobe commands after
> pcp_startup.sh by any chance?
Yes!
I'mm move them and see if that's the culprit.
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amoeller wrote:
>
>
> The crackling sound (?) that was mentioned earlier has for me always
> something to do with the Squeezelite settings, especially the ALSA
> settings.
>
>
Hi
Despite my best efforts so far, I'm still getting poor sound quality.
Would you mind sharing your ALSA
chill wrote:
> I've just tried mine on my Pi Zero W. I simply swapped the 3W amp
> version for the line out version, without changing anything in the pCP
> setup. It's working fine - no issues with the sound at all, and the
> volume is actually quite impressive for a 3W amp, although I don't
chill wrote:
> ...but I also bought one of the 3W amp boards, and the screen and
> buttons work exactly the same as the line out version (unsurprisingly).
> I haven't tested it with speakers, but I doubt there'll be any
> difference in the sound card configuration.
Have you tried out your
In a browser, go to http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/?ver=8.0
Right click on the appropriate entry, select 'copy link address'.
>From your terminal, issue:
Code:
wget
nimnul wrote:
> Desktop i guess. I im trying to edit the fstab file but it is protected
Use sudo (preferred), or log in as root (not preferred!)
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1uke_ wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I ran through these commands, they seemed to work as far as I could
> tell, but when I visit 102.x.x.x:9000 the logitech media server
> interface still isn't loading.
>
> Is there anything I can check to see what the problem is?
Are you sure the LMS Servcie is running?
I had something similar when my RPi was not getting sufficient
power/volts to run it and the USB drive. Is your drive on a powered hub?
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Khadas Tone Board works fine in PCP as a USB device, and has done so for
a couple of months without issue. However, I find it is improved with
SPDIF input from an IQAudio Pi-Digi+, with only power via USB.
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Hi Paul
I owe you an apology for wasting your time; It seems that the
information on the Goodix touch controller was incorrect. It now appears
that the Waveshare HDMI driven screens try and imitate the standard RPi
displays, hence no need to install a driver, which is why I had to
nothing more
Thanks Paul, but result is the same:
> tc@Cossor-PCP:~$ sudo depmod -a
> tc@Cossor-PCP:~$ sudo modprobe goodix.ko
> modprobe: FATAL: Module goodix.ko not found in directory
> /lib/modules/4.14.56-rt34-pcpAudioCore_v7
>
I assume this means the symlink is not present/made?
paul- wrote:
> From a ssh session just run
>
> sudo modprobe goodix.ko
>
> Then type dmesg and look and see what's there.
That's what I thought, and tried previously, with the following result:
Code:
tc@Cossor-PCP:~$ sudo modprobe goodix.ko
modprobe: FATAL:
paul- wrote:
> What happens when you load the kernel driver? What do you see in
> dmesg.
>
> I guess I don't recall anyone ever discussing a goodix based touch
> controller with pCP, but I'll take your word that it was working.
>
> It's probably best to pickup this conversation in the
paul- wrote:
> You would have had to make other changes to get waveshare to work.
> Those changes would not be built in to the base image.
>
> Take a look back through the waveshare thread.
>
> One thing to note is that do_rebootstuff.sh is now called pcp_startup.sh
Hi Paul
I've been back
paul- wrote:
> Anyone else have something that needs addressed. Otherwise we'll flip
> this to a release.
I'm running a RPi 2B, with a Waveshare 7" 1024 x 600 screen. Up to and
including V3.50, the touch on the screen worked. However, with V4.0b7,
there is no touch facility. Other than that,
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Check on the [ Squeezlite Settings ] page.
>
> 1. Audio output device settings
> 2. Output setting
kidstypike wrote:
> This happens to me sometimes, and is usually the card output setting on
> the squeezelite page.
>
Thanks for the advice. Armed with this, I updated my
Did 2 in situ upgrades (from 3.22); 1 on a Pi Zero W and 1 on a RPi2
(running an Allo Mini Boss and a Boss, respectively). Upgrade appeared
to work, in that both systems rebooted and found the wifi etc, but in
both instances, squeezelite was reported as stopped on the main page,
and would not
renaud wrote:
> Thanks for you answer. And do you know something in the 7" range ?
All that is needed is the following appended to your config.txt:
Code:
#---Begin-Custom-(Do not alter Begin or End Tags)-
# Added by APE for 7" screen
hdmi_drive=1
TheCleaner81 wrote:
> http://www.suptronics.com/xseries/x400.html
>
> i found a jessie manual but i cant translate this to picore tiny linux.
>
> setting picore to IQaudioDAC dont work
Did you try IQAudioDAC, or IQAudioDAC+ ?
Anything with an RT5572N chipset is pretty much plug'n'play on RPi's
running most OS's. I specifically use these, being cheap and very
effective - no WiFi issues whatsoever:
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