ralphy wrote:
> Yes, I'm still using it with v3.11.2 and a hard disk connected to the
> sata port without any issues.
>
> The only alpine packages I've updated are squeezelite and the kernel to
> 5.5.19.
>
> I really should update the kernel but the m300 has been solid.
>
> I'm running LMS
sodface wrote:
> Cool! I was watching this thread but didn't have any ideas to jump in
> with, glad you got it working. Your timing is funny because I was just
> thinking about the stack of M300's I have and whether I should go back
> and update all the armel packages to see if I still have the
pseudov wrote:
>
> Thanks again, sodface and ralphy :)
Cool! I was watching this thread but didn't have any ideas to jump in
with, glad you got it working. Your timing is funny because I was just
thinking about the stack of M300's I have and whether I should go back
and update all the armel
Dug through the /var/log/message file on rootfs, turns out the pogoplug
could not get a DHCP address from the router.
Assigned a static one at /etc/network/interfaces, and lo and behold:
Code:
Welcome to Alpine!
The Alpine Wiki contains a large amount of how-to
Thanks for the quick reply.
I believe sodface's armel_genrootfs.sh already enables PermitRootLogin.
I also tried adding those 4 lines to /etc/securetty, but still couldn't
ssh.
Here's how the boot process goes on the pogoplug_v4:
1. power up, blinking green led light
2. netconsole begins to
Looks like the boot loader was successful.
That's all the messages you'll get using netconsole. Output from the
kernel booting is not displayed.
Did you enable ssh connections as root by adding
PermitRootLogin yes
in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
and these lines to the bottom of /etc/securetty
ralphy wrote:
>
> I have alpine linux running on a dockstar using and the latest u-boot.
>
> Had to modify the rootfs to allow remote root ssh login as I don't have
> the serial console cable connected.
>
> I put boot and root on sda1 as that's how I already had u-boot
> configured and I set
ralphy wrote:
> "692 distinct packages available"
>
> Wow, getting there!
>
> Thank you.
There's only 650 .apk files in the directory though which has me a
little confused. The APKINDEX file must have more entries than there
are actual packages. Need to figure that out.
Code:
sodface wrote:
> Repo updated! I added a few more packages too.
"692 distinct packages available"
Wow, getting there!
Thank you.
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics, *3*-Booms, *1*-UE Radio
'Squeezebox client builds'
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/) 'donations'
ralphy wrote:
> I sent you a PM for alsa-utils. Building subversion next.
Repo updated! I added a few more packages too.
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sodface wrote:
> Sounds good! I tried building alsa-utils once and gave up thinking I'd
> come back to it later, just like git.
I sent you a PM for alsa-utils. Building subversion next.
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics, *3*-Booms, *1*-UE Radio
'Squeezebox client builds'
ralphy wrote:
> Thanks for building the tzdata package. I just installed it on the
> dockstar and pogoplug pro.
>
> As a test I have the pogoplug building alsa-utils and all the
> dependencies ATM and there are a lot.
>
> If it completes successfully I can zip up the lot and PM you a
Thanks for building the tzdata package. I just installed it on the
dockstar and pogoplug pro.
As a test I have the pogoplug building alsa-utils and all the
dependencies ATM and there are a lot.
If it completes successfully I can zip up the lot and PM you a download
link if you'd like.
ralphy wrote:
> Thanks for getting the repo setup and the rootfs creation script.
No problem, I'm glad for the extra testing and feedback.
ralphy wrote:
>
> I did script all the steps to create the dockstar fs using the rootfs
> file you posted earlier, but that's a better option.
>
The
Thanks for getting the repo setup and the rootfs creation script. I did
script all the steps to create the dockstar fs using the rootfs file you
posted earlier, but that's a better option.
To set the timezone I had to download the tzdata armv7 package and
extract just the zoneinfo file for my
Here's a tarball for a script to create a root file system from the
repo:
http://www.sodface.com/repo/armel-rootfs-x86_64.tar.gz
It consists of the following:
Code:
.
apk-tools-2.10.4
apk
armel_genrootfs.sh
busybox-links.txt
keys
ralphy wrote:
>
> I have alpine linux running on a dockstar
Awesome.
ralphy wrote:
>
> Could you provide squeezelite and prerequisites packages? That will give
> me something usefull to test with until the repo is ready.
I think I have a partial repo ready, and by partial I just mean
sodface wrote:
> Quick testing indicates this may have fixed it! In fact, just :::0 seems
> to fix it also. Thanks ralphy.
>
> //edit, spoke too soon, just tried a flac and had to add back in the
> 120, so, 120:::0 as you originally suggested seems necessary.
That's great!
I have alpine
ralphy wrote:
>
> Try turning mmap off -a 120:::0
>
Quick testing indicates this may have fixed it! In fact, just :::0
seems to fix it also. Thanks ralphy.
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ralphy wrote:
> Try turning mmap off -a 120:::0 and if still no difference try
> increasing 120 to 200, 300 and 400 just to see if you can get clean
> audio with -a. Beyond 200ms is really much higher than should be
> needed. Could be a specific decoder issue as well, try several
> different
sodface wrote:
> Let me know when you have it and I'm going to take the link down.
Thank you. I've grabbed the file.
sodface wrote:
> I was going to post all this stuff up and put a repo online etc. but I
> wasn't quite ready to go just yet.
Guess I jumped the gun! Something to look forward
@ralphy, here's a link to download the basic root filesystem that I last
used to boot from (I made a bunch, this is the most recent):
http://www.sodface.com/res/tmp/202002270337-armel.tar.gz
Let me know when you have it and I'm going to take the link down. I was
going to post all this stuff
ralphy wrote:
> Would you be willing to share a tarball of your Alpine armel root
> filesystem? I have several armel based systems that I'd like to use
> with Alpine linux.
You bet. I'll follow up later today with some links.
>
> Make sure your squeezelite process has permissions to raise
sodface wrote:
> Alpine doesn't have an armel port but they do have the scripts and
> framework built into their aports system for porting Alpine to different
> architectures, so I've been messing around with that on and off for the
> last couple of months. I now have a working base load and
I first saw the Dell / Kace M300 appliance 'mentioned in this thread'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110979-LMS-Bad-(-)-Install-on-armel-debian)
and thought it was a 'cool little device at a great price on ebay ($15
shipped!).'
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