I am running 2x RPI2b + HifiBerry with the latest piCorePlayer on it for
years now. Works flawlessly.
I don't use LMS on it however, never tried it.
*Living Room:* RPI2+HifiBerry DAC+ Pro & piCorePlayer
*Attic:* RPI2+HifiBerry DAC+ RCA & piCorePlayer
*Other rooms:* 6x SB Radio
*LMS*: Version 8
I have a Model B, Rev 000e, running pCP v 8.0.0.
> Logitech Media Server Version: 8.3.0 - 1637794470 @ Thu 25 Nov 2021
> 12:33:53 AM CET
>
> Hostname: Cirrus-Logic
>
>
Brilliant, Thanks folks! I'll go with the latest then.
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What release can the Pi2 handle? Looking at release notes 3.20 talks
I updated a Pi2B to the upcoming pCP 8.1.0 earlier today.
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mebeingadam wrote:
> Hi All,
> I've got a now redundant Pi2 that I want to experiment with PiCorePlayer
> on. At present I am using a really old ReadyNasDuo which is stuck at
> LMS 7.80. So I'm missing out on a lot of stuff. It's slow but it does
> what I need it to mostly. I'm not expecting
I would suggest to use the newest version on your RPI - that will give
you the best pCP with most options and fewest bugs.
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Hi All,
I've got a now redundant Pi2 that I want to experiment with PiCorePlayer
on. At present I am using a really old ReadyNasDuo which is stuck at
LMS 7.80. So I'm missing out on a lot of stuff. It's slow but it does
what I need it to mostly. I'm not expecting speed increases from the
RPi2
