I am not talking about piCorePlayer. We are lucky that there many audio
distributions to choose from.
I think most of the other audio distributions are based on Raspberry Pi
OS.
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Hi Greg,
thanks for the info. Where can I find tohse "large" distributions? I
only know I can download the most recent standard version from here
https://repo.picoreplayer.org/insitu/piCorePlayer8.0.0/piCorePlayer8.0.0.zip
hi siod,
I can see what your use case is, slightly different to my initial
thought.
I wanted WPA to automatically activate if there was no wired ethernet
and no wifi available, but we decided that the extensions required to be
loaded to achieve this was to much to include in a basic
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi siod,
>
> Refer to Components > "'Wifi'
> (https://docs.picoreplayer.org/components/wifi/)"
>
> >
Code:
> > Wifi AP #
> We have decided not to activate a Wifi Access Point (WAP) by default.
> >
>
> piCorePlayer is
On the other hand, if you're moving to a location with a network for
which you know the SSIS and password, you can add these manually to the
wpa_supplicant.conf and connection is pretty seamless.
I have a portable LMS server based on pCP with details of wifi networks
at three locations
hi siod,
Refer to Components > "'Wifi'
(https://docs.picoreplayer.org/components/wifi/)"
Code:
Wifi AP #
We have decided not to activate a Wifi Access Point (WAP) by default.
piCorePlayer is based on piCore which is a minimal Linux
Hi Guys,
I´ve set up picoreplayer on my Rpi 3 and everything works fine so far.
What I am missing is some kind of "auto WAP"- function: whenever I am
not in my home network, how could I connect to another WIFI (without
attaching a LAN cable)? I know volumio has an option to initialize a WAP
