hello
'ìm running lms (7.9.2)on picoreplayer on raspberry ip 4 (4 gb), music
is stored in my nas qnap ts 253d and it is mounted through picoreplayer,
i'm having a loto of problems of buffering. also it seems raspberry
display touch has having some problems, there is a better way to stream
music
It is not useful to post about 8.1 in a 3.1 thread. Thats why search
engines yield useless results. Monkey audio support has been included
in LMS for a long time. If its not working start a new thread.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
ralphy - searching for LMS/pCP support of MondeyAudio ape files and this
pops up in a Google search. I note it's 2017 vintage. I've checked the
repository options for pCP 8.1 which I have installed and I don't see
*mac* or *ape* listed anywhere. Searching this forum produces far too
many false
crrc wrote:
> I wonder if anyone can help me. I had an Audiophonics isabre dac
> knocking about and thought that I would get it connected and running
> finally. Not done so before. I got the blue light power button from
> Audiophonics and connected it up. All fine except that the blue light
>
hi pettefar,
You pretty much had the solution in one of your earlier posts.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
. /home/tc/www/cgi-bin/pcp-functions
. /home/tc/www/cgi-bin/pcp-lms-functions
pcp_lms_request "mixer volume ?"
Because we haven't got the
Hi Greg,
Having fun with writing homebridge accessories. To set the volume I
need to know the current volume. Sorry to irk you.
Nick
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Nick,
> Can I ask what you are trying to achieve? No one has asked for this
> before and I can't see a use for it. :confused:
>
pettefar wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there a way to get the current volume level (0-100) from the
> picoreplayer?
>
> Nick
hi Nick,
Can I ask what you are trying to achieve? No one has asked for this
before and I can't see a use for it. :confused:
regards
Greg
Is there a way to get the current volume level (0-100) from the
picoreplayer?
You'd get it from LMS:
http://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Logitech/slimserver/public/7.9/HTML/EN/html/docs/cli-api.html#mixer%20volume
--
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Hi all,
Is there a way to get the current volume level (0-100) from the
picoreplayer?
Nick
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hi pettefar,
I have added the "mode" option to pCP CLI so it will be in the next
version of piCorePlayer.
In the mean time, I suggest you use Paul's suggestion.
paul- wrote:
> mode is not integrated into the pcp command line. But you can make a
> quick script that does
>
> #!/bin/sh
> .
echo " - pcp mode : Get current mode (play or stop)"
...
mode)
pcp_lms_request "mode ?"
;;
Nick
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Nick,
>
> The pCP CLI only has a few basic commands mainly for the pCP developers
>
pettefar wrote:
> I am experimenting with Homebridge on an RPi and added a pcp mode
> command to pcp on my piCorePlayer so that I could return a play/stop
> status to Homebridge/Home Kit. Was wondering why it wasn't already
> implemented?
>
> Nick
hi Nick,
The pCP CLI only has a few basic
mode is not integrated into the pcp command line. But you can make a
quick script that does
#!/bin/sh
. /home/tc/www/cgi-bin/pcp-functions
. /home/tc/www/cgi-bin/pcp-lms-functions
pcp_lms_mode
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
I am experimenting with Homebridge on an RPi and added a pcp mode
command to pcp on my piCorePlayer so that I could return a play/stop
status to Homebridge/Home Kit. Was wondering why it wasn't already
implemented?
Nick
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paul- wrote:
> From what I can tell, it dropped out with the 4.x kernels. That appears
> to need an out of tree driver.
> https://github.com/Mange/rtl8192eu-linux-driver
>
> Unfortunately with the stripped down OS that we use, DKMS doesn't work
> to build and install these drivers . They
ralphy wrote:
> No. It just works. Make sure your remote is not in harry potter mode.What
> do you mean by "harry potter" mode :D
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sdiesel77 wrote:
> Hum I tried but the remote is unfortunately not recognised at all :(
> Is there a toggle to activate within the UI?
No. It just works. Make sure your remote is not in harry potter mode.
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics, *3*-Booms, *1*-UE Radio
'Squeezebox client builds'
ralphy wrote:
> You need to be running picoreplayer 3.22 then just plug in the USB
> dongle to the RPi.
> Jivelite supports the remote directly, you do not need to enable lircd.Hum I
> tried but the remote is unfortunately not recognised at all :(
Is there a toggle to activate within the UI?
sdiesel77 wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> I have a JustBoom USB smart remote, how can I get it to work under PCP?
You need to be running picoreplayer 3.22 then just plug in the USB
dongle to the RPi.
Jivelite supports the remote directly, you do not need to enable lircd.
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics,
Hi Guys,
I have a JustBoom USB smart remote, how can I get it to work under PCP?
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Jeff07971 wrote:
> Thanks Ralphy,
>
> Any usability issues at all ? I assume you use the "direction keys" for
> most operations ?
>
> Jeff
Yes. They are good for basic navigation and pause/play operations, but I
personally find all the remotes with low button counts limiting.
Might be
ralphy wrote:
> Yes, pcp supports the IR version too.
>
> I created lirc configs around the same time I added the USB version.
>
> For 'Squeezelite'
> (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ralph-irving/tcz-lirc/master/lircd-justboomIR)
> For 'Jivelite'
>
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Any experience with the JustBoom IR remote ?
>
> Looks nice for £13.
>
> I know it will need a lirc.conf but are there any usability issues
> anyone ?
>
> Jeff
Yes, pcp supports the IR version too.
I created lirc configs around the same time I added the USB version.
For
ralphy wrote:
> Do any of the keys work with jivelite?
>
> For the JustBoom USB remote I had to make 'a C code change for the OK,
> back and menu buttons'
> (https://github.com/ralph-irving/squeezeplay/commit/defc4dfa8f7f6e0e818b1c41ec6813fdd2a11baa)
> that required recompiling the SDL library
matzel82 wrote:
> The remote control should be similar to mine. is there a possibility
> something to config?
> I just want to try it.
Do any of the keys work with jivelite?
For the JustBoom USB remote I had to make 'a C code change for the OK,
back and menu buttons'
The remote control should be similar to mine. is there a possibility
something to config?
I just want to try it.
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matzel82 wrote:
> I would like connect my picoreplayer with an USB Wireless Remote Rii i7
> mini
>
> How configure or setup to work ?
Picoreplayer v3.21 and newer supports the 'JustBoom USB Smart Remote'
(https://www.justboom.co/product/justboom-smart-remote/).
Ralphy
*1*-Touch,
matzel82 wrote:
> I would like connect my picoreplayer with an USB Wireless Remote Rii i7
> mini
>
> How configure or setup to work ?
I don't think you can as it does not seem to have programmable keys
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3 x3,Receiver,SqueezeLiteX,PiCorePlayer
x3,Wandboard
I would like connect my picoreplayer with an USB Wireless Remote Rii i7
mini
How configure or setup to work ?
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paul- wrote:
> I would suggest checking all of the card connections, but otherwise, it
> might be best to talk to someone at IQaudio. The two lines you
> highlighted in the non-working condition would be what you need to ask.
> Everything else is pretty normal.
>
> I'm assuming those two
d6jg wrote:
> Sometimes my Pi with iqaudio DAC won't play. It needs a complete power
> down and removal of the power supply to get it going.
> Way back when this used to be the case with some modem cards. A reboot
> did nothing but a physical removal of the power lead from the PC sorted
> it.
>
I would suggest checking all of the card connections, but otherwise, it
might be best to talk to someone at IQaudio. The two lines you
highlighted in the non-working condition would be what you need to ask.
Everything else is pretty normal.
I'm assuming those two lines appear in dmesg when the
Sometimes my Pi with iqaudio DAC won't play. It needs a complete power
down and removal of the power supply to get it going.
Way back when this used to be the case with some modem cards. A reboot
did nothing but a physical removal of the power lead from the PC sorted
it.
Sent from my iPhone
I've posted this message here although I don't think the problem is
specific to v3.10. The issue has been intermittent but persistent even
after upgrading from earlier versions in the hope I've fixed it. What
happens is that periodically the sound stops even though everything else
seems to be
I've posted this message here although I don't think the problem is
specific to v3.10. The issue has been intermittent but persistent even
after upgrading fro earlier versions in the hope I've fixed it. What
happens is that periodically the sound stops even though everything else
seems to be
Ah, that's good to know.
Will try as soon as possible...
What a great piece of software this is!!!
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Benicz wrote:
> First I thought it's not called because squeezelite fails starting(?),
> but by accident I found out it does get called - but laaate!
> Taking ridiculously long this is fine (for now), but my script fails at
> a certain point where it comes to tty:ama0 access.
>
> with a screen
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the fast reply!
No console needed, it's a device I need to talk to.
Everything works fine as long as I'm on any network.
But if not, initialisation of that api-object fails.
That said:
I don't think it needs Internet access, but it might be worth a try if
it still fails
I'm not sure If I understand what your program is doing, but If you just
want a serial console, that would be easy to setup, we don't have it
setup right because it requires different kernel command lines for the
rpi vs rpi3.
if you want a serial console.edit cmdline.txt and make sure the
Hi guys,
I'm posting here because I'm still on 3.11 - but I dont' think my
problem would be different on later versions.
I'm runnig a python script which is started automatically via user
commands on the tweaks page.
It uses tty:ama0 on my RPi3, working fine usually, network is connected
via
Is there a way to setup wifi country? I am trying to use channel 12 & 13
and they do not show up using iwlist.
Thanks
l.
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bpa wrote:
>
>
> You don't say explicitly but does it fail to play ? If it fails to play
> I'm not sure what has been proved.
> I trying to prove/disprove whether BBC is using some "interesting" AAC
> encoding options - that decoder in Pcp doesn't handle properly (e.g.
> corrupts memory on Arm
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Eelco,
>
> I think the "-c Digital" is enabled by default in later versions of
> piCorePlayer.
>
> regards
> Greg
In 3.10 things still go wrong when I use Shairport-sync. Volume is very
low and I can only restore that by altering the settings in the
Alsamixer. Very
hi Eelco,
I think the "-c Digital" is enabled by default in later versions of
piCorePlayer.
regards
Greg
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I like to use the option -c Digital with shairport-sync. Where can I
change this? I tried to change the service script in
/usr/local/etc/init.d/shairport-sync but it is read only. Anyone who
could give me a hint? :)
Thank you, I can see no regularity in the flickering also, at the moment
it is gone.
But I ordered a different power supply with 3000mA/h, maybe it is of
some use. I will report.
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bluetdi wrote:
> It may be a stupid question, but I did not find an answer:
>
> What is this yellow lightning trying to say that shows up in the upper
> right on the screen?
>
> Sometimes it seems to be always on, then it shows up randomly for hours
> and sometimes it is gone all day.
>
>
bluetdi wrote:
> It may be a stupid question, but I did not find an answer:
>
> What is this yellow lightning trying to say that shows up in the upper
> right on the screen?
>
> Sometimes it seems to be always on, then it shows up randomly for hours
> and sometimes it is gone all day.
>
>
It may be a stupid question, but I did not find an answer:
What is this yellow lightning trying to say that shows up in the upper
right on the screen?
Sometimes it seems to be always on, then it shows up randomly for hours
and sometimes it is gone all day.
Karl
2x Odroid U3 + m2p + LMS |
Hi all
I am having problems playing DSD files to a PCM DAC. Here are the
details of my setup
System configuration: Raspberry Pi 3
piCorePlayer v3.11 | linux 4.4.39-pcpAudioCore_v7+ | piCore v8.0 |
Squeezelite v1.8.6-830 |
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1453293926 @ Thu Jan 21 04:09:26
LMS server logs can be viewed via the pCP web interface.
Open the pCP web interface on your pCP with LMS installed.
>From [Main Page] in [Beta] mode, click [Diagnostics] > [Logs].
There should be 3 LMS logs on the pull-down list.
hi Ottoman,
Another option.
http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/pcp_cli.shtml
regards
Greg
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Ottoman wrote:
> Got piCore up and running (player and LMS running), added the NAS share
> on the LMS configuration page, but when scanning the library from the
> client, no media (0 files) are found.
>
> I know the media is there because I can SSH into the piCore server, see
> the mount is
Got piCore up and running (player and LMS running), added the NAS share
on the LMS configuration page, but when scanning the library from the
client does not find any media.
I know the media is there because I can SSH into the piCore server, see
the mount is added correctly, and I can go into
ralphy wrote:
> Here's how to manually install the ape decoder on pcp. You need to ssh
> into pcp then run these commands.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> cd /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce
> wget -O mac.tar.gz
paul- wrote:
> If you have a pCP lms server, the binaries are handled differently. I
> will need to update the binaries extension.
pCP LMS binaries extension has been updated. New installs will get the
new extension.
Update is a little difficult , as the binaries was never planned to
update.
ralphy wrote:
> The ape mac binary for armhf and amd64 are now included in the server.
> Update to the latest 7.9.1 nightly build and you're good to go.
>
> https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/commit/3ef3118f0f70f59e12bf52f1d05a3c00f3a13680
>
> Thanks Michael.
I downloaded a file named
ralphy wrote:
> Perhaps there were 2 copies of squeezelite running? I've never seen
> that before.
>
> I've attached a tar file with a pcp-squeezelite.tcz for pcp 3.20beta
> with the first stutter.patch.txt applied, version is v1.8.6-945A.
> Extract it into /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/optional and
ralphy wrote:
> The ape mac binary for armhf and amd64 are now included in the server.
> Update to the latest 7.9.1 nightly build and you're good to go.
>
> https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/commit/3ef3118f0f70f59e12bf52f1d05a3c00f3a13680
>
> Thanks Michael.
If you have a pCP lms
NotTheHerbie wrote:
> Hi Ralphy,
>
> The stuttering problem appears to be corrected. I do see more small
> (10-20 msec) skip aheads and the occasional larger skip ahead, but I
> believe with 6 pCPs sync'd throughout my home, that's to be expected. I
> may try the LMS SyncOptions 3rd party
gtj wrote:
> Thank you so much!
> I can't wait to get home and try it!
paul- wrote:
> There are 64 bit binaries here
>
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/utility/
The ape mac binary for armhf and amd64 are now included in the server.
Update to the latest 7.9.1 nightly
rtaxerxes wrote:
> I saw this wifi dongle, the TP-LINK TL-WN823N, was supposed to work with
> PiCorePlayer but it doesn't seem to...
>
> Dmesg is showing:
>
> >
Code:
> > [3.023622] usb 1-1.4: New USB device found, idVendor=2357,
idProduct=0109
> [3.023650]
I saw this wifi dongle, the TP-LINK TL-WN823N, was supposed to work with
PiCorePlayer but it doesn't seem to. Under the wifi page it says:
Code:
Scanning..
No wifi devices found!
Possible error:
1. USB wifi adapter missing - insert adapter.
2. wifi
Ralphy,
I just loaded a clean pCP v3.20beta5 on my RPi with the 7" touch screen
and confirmed the unpatched squeezelite r945 runs with Jivelite
running, but does not run if I install the patched version and run
Jivelite. If I stop Jivelite, the patched squeezelite will run.
- Mike
ralphy wrote:
> Here's how to manually install the ape decoder on pcp. You need to ssh
> into pcp then run these commands.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> cd /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce
> wget -O mac.tar.gz
paul- wrote:
> There are 64 bit binaries here
>
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/utility/
I d/ed mac-3.99-u4-b5-x86_64.tar.gz, and extracted what looks like an
executable file named mac. But now what???
Thanks!
merlinus wrote:
> 64-bit Ubuntu OS, Intel Core i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz × 8, one 120G SSD
> (system files, most apps and /home), one 500G HDD.
There are 64 bit binaries here
https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/utility/
paul- wrote:
> The above link was for a armhf binary / pCP hosted LMS instance.
>
> What is your architecture of you ubuntu system?
64-bit Ubuntu OS, Intel Core i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz × 8, one 120G SSD
(system files, most apps and /home), one 500G HDD.
merlinus wrote:
> Thanks for this, but it does not work with my LMS server. I can see the
> .ape files, but there is no way to add them to the playlist. I get this
> error message: No playable items found. Only audio files can be
> played.
>
> The computer on which LMS resides runs Ubuntu
ralphy wrote:
> Here's how to manually install the ape decoder on pcp. You need to ssh
> into pcp then run these commands.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> cd /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce
> wget -O mac.tar.gz
ralphy wrote:
> Thank you again Mike for testing this.
>
> I'll wait a few days for your results will all the players synced and
> continue to test here as well.
Hi Ralphy,
The stuttering problem appears to be corrected. I do see more small
(10-20 msec) skip aheads and the occasional larger
To persist a reboot, add *ln -s /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/mac
/usr/local/bin/mac* to one of user commands lines on the tweaks webgui
page and save the config.
Ah... good reminder. I always forget about the possibility to add custom
commands.
--
Michael
gtj wrote:
> Thanks for your response Michael.
> I'm quite surprised ape format is not supported as it's popular and ever
> growing in the audiophile community.
> I hope something it's done and become available soon. I have tons of ape
> files in my collection... :(
Here's how to manually
I'm quite surprised ape format is not supported as it's popular and ever
growing in the hi-res community.
Flac is pretty widely accepted as the de-facto lossless compression
tool. APE is rather exotic compared to it, without any real advantage.
According to this comparison table on
gtj wrote:
> I'm quite surprised ape format is not supported as it's popular and ever
> growing in the audiophile community.
Hmm... Why? What are the benefits?
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a
NotTheHerbie wrote:
> Hi Ralphy,
>
> I've built and tested your latest patch. The sync appears to work the
> same as the previous patch. I installed the updated squeezelite on
> three pCP's and synchronized them. After over an hour of playback I
> examined the log and found the initial skip
mherger wrote:
> > Can anyone please let me know if I can play APE files?
>
> Is the Pi (pCP) using arm or armhf binaries?... I see that we don't have
>
> mac (the Monkey Audio Console Front End) for armhf, but arm only. Lack
> of mac would mean there's no APE support.
>
> --
>
> Michael
ralphy wrote:
> Thanks for testing.
>
> I've attached another patch which hopefully fixes the status bar
> reporting as well as the sync status updates.
>
> Would you please test it to confirm sync works the same as the previous
> patch.
Hi Ralphy,
I've built and tested your latest patch.
Can anyone please let me know if I can play APE files?
Is the Pi (pCP) using arm or armhf binaries?... I see that we don't have
mac (the Monkey Audio Console Front End) for armhf, but arm only. Lack
of mac would mean there's no APE support.
--
Michael
usc95 wrote:
> Also, LMS settings and cache are set up to store on my 256 gb usb stick
> that also contains my music.
that is a persistent location, does not require a backup. Unless you
pulled the power to the device while it was writting and corrupted the
cache/settings.Not likely a
Can anyone please let me know if I can play APE files?
I don't know whether I'm missing anything or this format is not
supported but my Picoreplayer can't play them. It recognizes the
artists, albums, covers but I get a not supported file error when I try
to play them.
Any help or suggestion
Also, LMS settings and cache are set up to store on my 256 gb usb stick
that also contains my music.
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paul- wrote:
> Need a little more info about your setup. But LMS settings are saved in
> a persistent location, you should not have to back up.
I am running LMS 7.9 via picoreplayer 3.11 on an rpi 2. Let me know if
you need any other information to help. Thanks!
NotTheHerbie wrote:
> Ralphy,
>
> Your patch, when applied to r945, creates a slimproto.c identical to
> mine and when compiled and linked, results in an identical binary. You
> should be good to go.
>
> Thanks again to you and everyone else who has contributed to making
> piCorePlayer a
usc95 wrote:
> So my rpi was unplugged by one of my kids last night and when I went to
> plug it back in today LMS did not just reboot. It started from the
> first screen asking for my mysqueezebox.com credentials and now it looks
> like I have to set everything back up including my favorites,
I just noticed the "save to usb" button on main page. I guess I should
have clicked this when was happy with my setup? So no trace of my
previous setup remains and I need to input my favorites and plugin
settings all over again?
So my rpi was unplugged by one of my kids last night and when I went to
plug it back in today LMS did not just reboot. It started from the
first screen asking for my mysqueezebox.com credentials and now it looks
like I have to set everything back up including my favorites, plugins
etc. Is this
NotTheHerbie wrote:
> I have not tried PCP 3.20, but I did use Squeezelite v1.8.4-945 as the
> baseline for my tests. I also figured out I could delete the link to
> squeezelite located at /usr/local/bin and replace it with my test
> builds, knowing they would not survive a reboot. I think I
epoch1970 wrote:
> As it is, it's a bit hackish but I think it is operational. There is no
> extra network traffic to speak of, once the system has booted. I'd like
> to check SQ and sync with a version of pCP/piCore that has recent
> firmwares allowing to net boot out-of-the-box. Would
paul- wrote:
> Well then you are going to have to NFS mount the files on the tftp
> server. Also would require a ton of updates to our code from the
> location and mounting of the tftp boot drive to changing the path of all
> of the code that makes edits to the boot partition. It's all
NotTheHerbie wrote:
> I have been on-again, off-again troubleshooting an audio stuttering
> problem with synchronized players since version 2.06. I finally found
> the time to mess around a little on github and downloaded the PCP 2.05
> baseline and all the subsequent changes.
>
> I believe
epoch1970 wrote:
>
> This is the contents of the the /tftp tree (a single client for now):>
Code:
> > root@luns:/# find /tftp -maxdepth 2 | sort -n
> > >
>
> Well then you are going to have to NFS mount the files on the tftp
> server. Also would require a ton of
paul- wrote:
> Doesn't config.txt and cmdline.txt still reside on /dev/mmcblk0p1?
> Those are the two files we need to change to be able to setup the
> overlays and other options.
No SD at all. This is a boot trace as seen from the tftp server (wap01
is the name of an AP the player is bridged
epoch1970 wrote:
> Starting to...
> What doesn't work yet is changes done to "/dev/mmcblk0p1" by pCP. I have
> devised a server setup where I export "/export/12345abc/BOOT", and the
> contents of that directory are bind-mounted to /tftp/12345abc. So
> normally you could update the boot partition
Greg Erskine wrote:
> netbooting would be a nice feature, it will require a fair amount of
> work though, but be an interesting exercise. Make sure you understand
> the principles of piCore.
Starting to...
I am using this: piCorePlayer v3.11 | linux 4.4.39-pcpCore_v7+ | piCore
v8.0 |
Hi guys. I own a waveshare 4inch touchscreen and i would like to make it
work with my picore player. Can anyone tell me how can i install the
drivers of this screen on picore? I want it so bad to work that i could
reward whoever help me with this... Thx in advance...
eiffel wrote:
> As the media player in my car can't read NFTS formatted media, I'll wait
> for the next version.
>
> In the meantime, one can set up a system with two disks from the web
> interface, with settings similar to the ones I've pasted above (This may
> not work for 3 disks though ;-)
paul- wrote:
> Yes, there are issues with fat32 mounting in pCP. Should be resolved in
> the next version. Or just use NTFS(or ext4) formatted usb disks.
>
> And we still will only support mounting of one disk in the web
> interface. Adding more mounts is on the todo list, just not yet.
Yes, there are issues with fat32 mounting in pCP. Should be resolved in
the next version. Or just use NTFS(or ext4) formatted usb disks.
And we still will only support mounting of one disk in the web
interface. Adding more mounts is on the todo list, just not yet.
paul- wrote:
> It's likely permission issues. How are you mounting the drives? And
> how are the drives formatted? NTFS format is pretty clean when it
> comes to sharing between linux and windows systems.
Here are my settings:
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I can create directories from windows on the 'variety'
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