I did manage to get this working with ADATA SSD drive, so quite happy
have another problem now.
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jncweb wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> Wi-Fi problems were with RPi 3 and picoreplayer 3.20 audio version, so I
> went back to v3.11 mentioned on a previous thread.
>
> Wi-Fi settings seemed to be entered correctly, but couldn't connect to
> network. I have not tried 3.21.
>
> best
> John
Why the
Hi Paul,
Wi-Fi problems were with RPi 3 and picoreplayer 3.20 audio version, so I
went back to v3.11 mentioned on a previous thread.
Wi-Fi settings seemed to be entered correctly, but couldn't connect to
network. I have not tried 3.21.
best
John
Drive handling should be better in 3.21. But yes, exfat doesn't work.
What wifi problems did you have with 3.21? I use the rpi3 wifi every
day
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kidstypike wrote:
> I format my USB sticks/drives NTFS, never had a problem.
>
Using Macs and have another player that uses SD cards so not ideal, but
this is good to know that this works. I will see if I can get FAT32
working with either an ADATA SSD or a memory card reader.
jncweb wrote:
> I have tried two USB sticks which show up as sda1, sda2 and sda4 as in
> attached screenshot. These do not mount even though they are formatted
> to fat32.
>
> I also tried a ADATA SD730 SSD that was formatted to exFat <- I think
> this is why this did not work.
>
> Running out
vfat is the name of the Microsoft FAT filesystem driver in Linux kernel
that supports non-8.3 filenames. Sounds like your USB devices have
multiple filesystems on them.
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I have tried two USB sticks which show up as sda1, sda2 and sda4 as in
attached screenshot. These do not mount even though they are formatted
to fat32.
I also tried a ADATA SD730 SSD that was formatted to exFat <- I think
this is why this did not work.
Running out of options I stuck a card
