paul- wrote:
> Not sure what you are asking, you can set the password directly from the
> web interface.
When mapping a network drive on Win10, credentials were required and I
have successfully used the Samba user and password entered in the webUI.
On a different PC with a new installation,
d6jg wrote:
> There was a Windows update a while ago that required you to enter the
> username including the workgroup name like this
>
> WORKGROUP\user
>
> Check what you have set the Samba workgroup to be
I haven't seen a requirement to include the workgroup name in Win 10
with latest
strebor56 wrote:
> Did you follow this: https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/add_usb_hdd/
>
> Bonne chance...S
Yes, I carefully followed the setup instructions. I have done four
servers now and have never encountered this issue.
jophill wrote:
> IIUC, Samba maintains its own credentials, independent of the host. So,
> I think picoreplayer's standard host credentials can't be expected to
> work by default, even though Samba does seem to have been set up to know
> about a user called "tc".
>
> I just enter a password
I'm setting up a piCorePlayer server with LMS for a friend. After some
initial problems, his Windows 11 PC has discovered the pi on his network
but I can't get past the Network Credentials sign in when trying to map
it as a network drive. I assume I should use tc as user name and piCore,
the
P Nelson wrote:
> My low-tech solution to delete the extra SD Card backup files was to
> shut down the Pi, remove the USB hard drive, and connect it to my
> Windows 10 machine. No problem deleting the files.
>
> My guess, which is probably not quite right, is the "Create File Mode"
> code
I have the same image file properties and can delete these files in file
explorer. I use a mapped network drive for LMSfiles.
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P Nelson wrote:
> Thank you for the follow-up.
>
> I have a related issue. I am trying to delete the extra files located
> on the USB drive at "/mnt/LMSfiles/images/"
> I am using my Windows 10 computer to access the USB drive and I am
> getting the message:
> "You require permission form
P Nelson wrote:
> Two weeks ago I installed PiCore 6.1 & LMS 8.0 on a 3B+ and it was
> working fine. I followed the instructions on the documentation, and the
> only issue I had was I could not transfer the LMS data and cache files
> to the USB hard drive. (Perhaps because drive was Fat32, but
kidstypike wrote:
> Make a test playlist with your new LMS setup, open it in notepad and
> compare the path(s) with an existing playlist that doesn't work. The
> path(s) need to be identical.
Thanks!I learned something new and that's the issue. My copied
playlists have the path from my
kidstypike wrote:
> Good show!
>
> If you use Notepad++ you can open all your playlists and do the Find &
> replace on them all at one go, takes seconds.
Good tip...thanks.
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I have successfully set up a new RPi4 with picoreplayer and LMS and my
music files and Playlists are on a USB HD. Everything is fine except my
playlists are showing in LMS as "empty". The name lists appear in LMS
but each one is empty.
The playlist folder is separate from the music library
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Try picoreplayer.sourceforge.net not picorplayer.sourceforge.net (typo,
> missing "e")
Interestingly, both versions return the following...
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ nslookup picorplayer.sourceforge.net
Server:208.67.222.222
Address 1: 208.67.222.222 resolver1.opendns.com
paul- wrote:
> We have seen some dns servers not resolve sourceforge properly, Use
> google dns. 8.8.8.8
>
> After changing your static settings, you should reboot.
This worked...it's proceeding through the update process now. I tried
the google dns earlier but didn't reboot. Out of curiosity,
I use OpenDNS settings in my router. I left the nameserver field blank
and it auto filled with the router IP. I just tried inserting my OpenDNS
in that field..208.67.222.222, with the same result.
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paul- wrote:
> So you have a dns problem. Is your device setup with dhcp?
>
> How about this command
>
> nslookup picorplayer.sourceforge.net
I use a static IP on thepi with dhcp disabled.
The command shows
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ nslookup picorplayer.sourceforge.net
Server:192.168.0.2
paul- wrote:
> Does your network provider block google? We use 8.8.8.8 (Google dns
> server) to check if there is internet access.
>
> ssh into your device and run
>
> >
Code:
> >
> tc@pCP:~$ ping -w5 -c3 8.8.8.8
> PING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8): 56 data bytes
> 64
I'm currently running 3.2. I've been unable to update using the insitu
feature for several versions now and keep getting this
messageSourceforge not accessible!! I can't pinpoint what has
changed to block the update.
I have no internet connection issues and can access sourceforge through
my
d6jg wrote:
> Try
>
> http://127.0.0.1:32400/web
>
> replace 127.0.0.1 with your VB IP address
You should now have a Plex icon on your VB browser home page. It will
take you to this URL.
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I keep getting this error message when trying to update to 3.10 by
pasting the update URL into my browser . Any ideas?
[ INFO ] Internet accessible.
[ OK ] Free space: 14199957k - Required space: 15k
[ INFO ] Downloading fix.cgi.md5.txt...
[ ERROR ] Error downloading fix.cgi.md5.txt
The basic version is installed on my Rpi B+ and all is good. Thanks!
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edwardthern wrote:
> With so much negativity towards these simple little tweaks I suppose its
> a general consensus that the "Tweaks" section and "Beta" should be
> removed from PiCore.
>
> At least removed until proper DBT testing can be done to Prove its
> validity?
Not negativity, just
I updated from 2.06 to 3.0 with a new image. When I try the insitu
upgrade to 3.02 I get this error message...Sourceforge not accessible!!
I can access Sourceforge through the piCorePlayer link or directly
through my browser and download the image file, but not with the insitu
feature. Can anyone
edwardthern wrote:
> I find it interesting that so much time is spent writing about this yet
> -zero- time has been spent on just copying and pasting the one line into
> PiCore and having a listen.
>
> Are people afraid they might actually hear a difference and have to
> resort to a DBT to
When trying the in situ update with 2.06 I have been getting the
following message the last couple of days...
Sourceforge not accessible!!
Any solution?
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probedb wrote:
> I had to switch output to headphone (onboard), reboot, switch output to
> DAC+, reboot and it seemed to sort it. However I've since removed the
> DAC+ as HDMI out is fine :)
I seem to recall you were experiencing drop puts with HDMI. It sounds
like this is no longer an issue?
probedb wrote:
> Updateit's lost it's static IP address (wired connection) and gone
> back to DHCP.
>
> Where's the option for a static IP gone?
Open the Beta tab on the Main Page.
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I've tried a few times today to update but keep getting this
message[ ERROR: 1 ] Error downloading insitu.cfg
Any suggestions?
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi jfo,
>
> Reboot and have a coffee :D
>
> You do have internet access?
>
> This error message suggests wget insitu.cfg is not successful. I just
> tried it here and it was OK.
>
> insitu,cg is a very small file so you wouldn't expect
CommanderROR wrote:
Exactly. Germany with a bunch of Pis... #128521;
Well, that's about 10 cents/day for 5 pi's. I commend your interest in
saving energy but I bet you could easily achieve much more by just
looking around the house.:)
I also experience dropouts when connecting my RPi B+ to my processor by
HDMI. It's wired ethernet and I too switched out various cables with no
luck. If no solution can be found, I will add a HiFiBerry Digi and use
coax to my pre/pro, which has an excellent DAC/analog section.
poing wrote:
For a few days, I've been having the problem that the output level of my
B+ is waaay too low. I am not sure that the issue is picoreplayer, but
am out of ideas on how to fix the issue and would surely appreciate some
help.
The player is a B+ is running picoreplayer 1.19. It
Greg Erskine wrote:
Hi jfo,
You need a proper text editor.
The last line should be:
disable_audio_dither=1
It should look something like this:
Code:
# For more options and information see
# http://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration
Greg Erskine wrote:
Hi jfo,
Insert your SD card into your Windows PC.
The boot partition should now be mounted as a drive letter.
Using a text editor, add disable_audio_dither=1 to the end of
config.txt file
Safely unmount SD card.
Insert SD card into Raspberry Pi.
Boot.
Report
HifiBerryDigi+ wrote:
I downloaded both v1.19 for the arm6 and for the arm7 (new RPi2).
My RPi B+'s don't boot (red LED on, green LED blinking) when I try to
use the v1.19 for the RPi2 - (this is not really a surprise).
My three newer RPi B+'s boot with v1.19 for the older RPIs, activate
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