Installed pCP7 a while back and it seems that my password now works:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?112456-piCorePlayer-6-1-0-issues=992001=1#post992001
Still have to surround it with double quotes, but that's fine.
I had to re-enter the password after I updated LMS (from
mr-b wrote:
> Great news - look forward to that.
pCP 7 has been released
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Great news - look forward to that.
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mr-b wrote:
>
>
> It'd be really good if the LMS stable release upgrade could be done via
> the UI and in an easy form.
>
It can in pCP7.
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Tx, in the end somehow running the lmsupdate cmd again downloaded 8.1.0
and it upgraded fine.
It'd be really good if the LMS stable release upgrade could be done via
the UI and in an easy form, like it is on Windows (the taskbar icon
shows an update is available and downloaded, you can review
@MR-B
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/upgrade_lms/
At step 5. this will give LMS 8.1.1
If I remember correctly
> To select the stable branch with nightly bugfix updates of LMS.
ronnie :)
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I was trying to upgrade the release version of LMS 8.0.0 to fix a .cue
file bug and the update msg points to 8.1.0 but for PCP to use "this
link":
3267232673
But unfortunately the PC link just opens my desktop folder, so was a bit
mystified as what to do next.
So then I thought I'd try the
mr-b wrote:
> I have very similar symptoms though not PCP related. I posted a thread
> which might have some useful info:
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113331-Player-pauses-intermittently=996815=1#post996815
>
> Have you tried iperf to verify the network between PC and the
I have very similar symptoms though not PCP related. I posted a thread
which might have some useful info:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113331-Player-pauses-intermittently=996815=1#post996815
Have you tried iperf to verify the network between PC and the server?
Hi,
My systems is QNAP TS-230 running Logitech Media Server ((v8.0.0,
1605892076, Fri Nov 20 21:32:55 CET 2020) perl 5.028002 -
aarch64-linux-thread-multi) with two music players attached over
hard-wired Ethernet. Both players are RPi4 with PiCore 6.1.0, installed
into Argon One cases and
paul- wrote:
> Rocky,
>
> Definitely need to know what version of pCP. Uninstall Alsa equal,
> get your device working. Then reinstall alsaequal if you want.
piCorePlayer v6.1.0 | linux 4.19.122-pcpCore_v7 | piCore v10.3pCP |
Squeezelite v1.9.7-1278-pCP
That ALSA setting set to EQUAL
Rocky,
Definitely need to know what version of pCP. Uninstall Alsa equal,
get your device working. Then reinstall alsaequal if you want.
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kidstypike wrote:
> What version of pCP are you using?
> That UI looks older than 6.1.0. You should be seeing something like
> this:
>
>
> 32157The last note in your screenshot is "Using ALSA equaliser will set the
output to equal". That seems to be the issue. Would clearing the output
field
Snap!!
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@ROcky
are you on the beta tab ?
32156
This is prior to selection
32158
and this is after selection
32159
have you used Card Control to change the alsamixer settings ?. In my
screen shot it is greyed out because the usb sound card does not have
them
32160
ronnie
R0cky wrote:
> Thank you, I apprieciate you trying to help, but I don't think I'm
> seeing what you're referring to. There is no drop down, list or 'more'
> next to the output field:
>
> 32153
>
> And the options below that for settings give you no guidance that I
> understand for what
paul- wrote:
> USB dacs are not in the drop down. But you need to select the correct
> output field in the squeezelite settings. Expand the more> in the
> output settings, and you will see a list of potential options.
Thank you, I apprieciate you trying to help, but I don't think I'm
seeing
USB dacs are not in the drop down. But you need to select the correct
output field in the squeezelite settings. Expand the more> in the
output settings, and you will see a list of potential options.
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The TempoTec Sonata HD documentation should tell which dtoverlay to
use?
What is displayed under the [Squeezelite settings] > "Output setting" >
"more>" help?
We can then "try" and match an existing option.
Greg
paul- wrote:
> If disabling onboard audio stopped squeezelite from running, then you
> did not set the output setting on the squeezelite page to you USB card.
I had it set to USB Audio - which was the setting before the update.
The TempoTec Sonata HD is not listed, nor any generic card based
I'll give it a shot. Thing is, when I'm using only the Rpi Zero without
the server, it works perfectly.
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My guess would be wifi issues on the RPi0W.
I usually monitor the surrounding wifi networks and set my router up to
use a fixed channel not used by my neighbours. I have been told a couple
of times that technically this will not help, but for me it has solved
my wifi issues numerous times.
I'm having issues with PiCorePlayer stopping randomly and not advancing
after songs. Happens whether I'm playing from my server or streaming
through Spotty using Spotify Connect. Every thing was running smoothly
with just one player synced to the server until I added a second player.
I
Thanks!
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All the coding is in pcp-rpi-functions.
Usually when RPF release a new product they update their documentation,
then I (or Paul) update pcp-rpi-functions. In the past I used Gordon's
wiringPi because he was always quick to update.
BTW: I am in the process of rewriting pcp-rpi-functions
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Yes, pCP reads "revision" from /proc/cpuinfo
>
> They changed revision codes when they went from RPi1 to RPi2.
>
> With the release of the 16 (or is it 32) different CM4's, I imagine
> maintaining this list in their documentation has become to much of a
> burden.
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Yes, pCP reads "revision" from /proc/cpuinfo
>
> They changed revision codes when they went from RPi1 to RPi2.
>
> With the release of the 16 (or is it 32) different CM4's, I imagine
> maintaining this list in their documentation has become to much of a
> burden.
coyrls wrote:
>
> Revision: b03114
>
That appears to be revision 1.4
I see that Adafruit have recently added it to their list - see near end
of file
https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_Python_PlatformDetect/blob/master/adafruit_platformdetect/constants/boards.py
Paul Webster
Yes, pCP reads "revision" from /proc/cpuinfo
They changed revision codes when they went from RPi1 to RPi2.
With the release of the 16 (or is it 32) different CM4's, I imagine
maintaining this list in their documentation has become to much of a
burden. :confused:
Is Pcp doing some kind of lookup then?
It is identified in the dmesg boot sequence:
Code:
[0.00] Machine model: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.4
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b03114 doesn't exist according to the Raspberry Pi documentation:
https://github.com/raspberrypi/documentation/blob/master/hardware/raspberrypi/revision-codes/README.md
;)
They seem to have stopped updating this list.
I've recently set up piCorePlayer on a Pi 4B 2GB memory. All is working
but I get the following from pcp_diag_rpi.log:
Code:
Raspberry Pi
Model: ?
Revision: b03114
PCB Revision: ?
Memory: ?
Shortname: pCP-?-d0630a
Any
Something is messed up on your system. You can try to run the "Update
Libs" from the web interface.
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Thanks Ronnie
It's all rather strange but before posting I rebooted several times
whilst I tweaked some settings all to no avail. After your reply I
thought I'd give a reboot one last try before trying the reinstall
option. On this occasion it worked and I now get 'IO::Socket::SSL:
2.060' as
Hey Ashley
this is LMS on rpi4b pCP v6.1 0
> Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.4 - 1603273368 @ Thu Oct 22 04:21:56
> CEST 2020
> Hostname: LMS
> IP: 192.168.1.119
> HTTP Port: 9000
> OS: piCore - EN -
Morning All
I seem to have an issue with the IO::Socket::SSL on my system.
My Pi4 server runs LMS via pCP 6.1.0 with the following info
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.4 - 1603273368 @ Thu Oct 22 04:21:56
CEST 2020
Hostname: piCoreLMS64
Server IP Address: 192.168.0.16
Server HTTP Port
If disabling onboard audio stopped squeezelite from running, then you
did not set the output setting on the squeezelite page to you USB card.
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paul- wrote:
> Nothing should have changed. Is the card being detected?
>
> You might need to check the volume setting. You will have to do that
> through an ssh session and Alsa mixer. There are basic instructions on
> the card control page.
The card is being detected in the SSH session
Nothing should have changed. Is the card being detected?
You might need to check the volume setting. You will have to do that
through an ssh session and Alsa mixer. There are basic instructions on
the card control page.
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Hi all, I've just upgraded to 6.1 from 5.X
My Sonata USB audio stick is now refusing to output anything. The
PiCore player appears to be running fine.
There's a couple of new settings for USB and I've tried switching those
but still no sound/output. Is there further doco I've missed or can
+1 :o
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Lol, you can ask. it was an attempt to only show cards that would work
on a certain pi.But with so many rpi boards, and so many sub
revisions. keeping track of it, and updating to keep up with it has
proven a challenge.
Its time to drop that selection criteria and just show everything
all
kidstypike wrote:
> Bottom of the webpage, switch to "Beta" tab?
That works! Guess this beta option was less obvious to me than to edit
the config.txt and swap out the device tree overlay. Either way works I
guess.
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Selecting "HiFiBerry Digi and Digi+" and clicking [Save] will set
> dtoverlay correctly. This card has been supported since it was released.
Strangely that option is not available on my system:
31978
+---+
Selecting "HiFiBerry Digi and Digi+" and clicking [Save] will set
dtoverlay correctly. This card has been supported since it was released.
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I just installed pCP 6.1.0 on an old RP1 with a HifiBerry Digi. First I
tried the RT version, but that did not boot. The normal version did
boot, but there was no sound. I tried both Hifiberry options in the
Audio output device settings, but to no avail.
To get it to work I had to change the
paul- wrote:
> Is there anything in the server logs. Perhaps put at least one song in
> there.
Nothing in server or scanner log. Still working on this
Build another LMS on a Rock64 (arm based sbc) with ubuntu server, to
check. Oddly enough this had almost the same behaviour: while
paul- wrote:
> Pretty sure there are some RPI4's with old firmware causing this HDMI
> problem. Do you know what version you have?
>
> In the OP here:
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111787-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-6-0-0=967226=1#post967226
> There are instructions on how to
Pretty sure there are some RPI4's with old firmware causing this HDMI
problem. Do you know what version you have?
In the OP here:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111787-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-6-0-0=967226=1#post967226
There are instructions on how to update your firmware on a pCP
slartibartfast wrote:
> Someone else had the same issue here.
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=990952
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
As usual You directed me to the right spot. Thank you again! It is not
the wished solution, though it tells me I am not the only one
ettepet wrote:
> Hi all!
> Is it a known issue that I can't switch off the HDMI functioning on my
> new P4? Once I choose to switch HDMI off, I can not reach my pCp
> settings anymore via the Web interface.
> As a result I am forced to make a new SD boot again and can only
> continue leaveing
Hi all!
Is it a known issue that I can't switch off the HDMI functioning on my
new P4? Once I choose to switch HDMI off, I can not reach my pCp
settings anymore via the Web interface.
As a result I am forced to make a new SD boot again and can only
continue leaveing HDMI activated. (on). That's
Is there anything in the server logs. Perhaps put at least one song in
there.
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Mhh, another weird thing...
LMS is running, monitoring in 'top', it uses something like 2.5% of
memory and almost no cpu.
Go to the setup for LMS > basic settings and fill in 'media folder' and
'playlist folder', with the share mounted above (I can browse to that
from this setup page and see my
Hacking can be fun, true. But it can also be time consuming :rolleyes:
Tried your solution, no mount is performed. I see the message: mount:
/mnt/music: unknown filesystem type 'cifs'.
Installed 'additional file systems' from the pCP webpage, LMS section.
After that it worked. Yeah!
Thanks
Hacking is where the fun is.Insert this before your mount to make
sure the network is up, however, there is no guarantees that the remote
server is up. But that's the case on any system.
Code:
NETWORK_WAIT=50
CNT=1
until ifconfig | grep -q Bcast
do
paul- wrote:
> Its the nature of scripting. The unix commandline just can only deal
> with certain things. If you want it you will have to do it manually. I
> would turn off the mounting in the pCP interface, and put your mount
> commands in /opt/bootlocal.sh. Put it there before the pcp
NeverSimple wrote:
> But like I wrote the password works fine from the command line when
> quoted (""). It's not a mount limitation, in this case.
>
> Richard
Its the nature of scripting. The unix commandline just can only deal
with certain things. If you want it you will have to do it
paul- wrote:
> Mount cannot take all special characters (Although some may work) on the
> command line password=xx field. mount.cifs cannot either, however,
> it can deal with special characters by using a credential file. I have
> added mount.cifs support for this in the upcoming pCP7
>
Paul Webster wrote:
> The escaping is to get it through "eval".
> It seems to work from the command line ...
> e.g.
> eval TEST="my\(secret"
> echo $TEST
>
> Did you try editing the file directly?
Yes I did. Exactly as you described.
Mount cannot take special characters on the command line password=xx
field. mount.cifs cannot either, however, it can deal with special
characters by using a credential file. mount.cifs is extremely heavy
(about 30MB in dependencies) but I have added support for this in the
upcoming pCP7
The escaping is to get it through "eval".
It seems to work from the command line ...
e.g.
eval TEST="my\(secret"
echo $TEST
Did you try editing the file directly?
Paul Webster
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supla finland,
Paul Webster wrote:
> As a hack ... try editing the file
> /usr/local/etc/pcp/netmounts.conf
> and change the NETMOUNTPASS setting to have quotes around it and escape
> the (
> e.g.
> change
> >
Code:
> >
> NETMOUNTPASS=my(secret
>
> >
> to
As a hack ... try editing the file
/usr/local/etc/pcp/netmounts.conf
and change the NETMOUNTPASS setting to have quotes around it and escape
the (
e.g.
change
Code:
NETMOUNTPASS=my(secret
to
Code:
I'm also experiencing the:
Code:
/usr/local/etc/init.d/pcp_startup.sh: eval: line 1: syntax error:
unexpected "("
error. After that the boot process stops, no web interface.
Can I draw the conclusion from the previous posts that this is because
We have done that with some password fields just not all of them. I'll
take a look.
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Suggestion for pCP team ... maybe base64 or similar the user input
fields that could cause eval issues.
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...perhaps don't use a random password for the synology account with a
")" in it would be a good start.
Just as well it's Friday :rolleyes:
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Thank you very much. That solved the problem and it's rebooted ok.
Now to do some work on the mnt to the synology share.
Regards
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That is odd.
Can you connect via ssh (e.g. via Putty) to your pCP system?
If yes then
cat /usr/local/etc/init.d/pcp_startup.sh
It should start ...
Code:
#!/bin/sh
# Version: 6.0.0 2020-01-28
It is long (or at least it should be) so
Recent history
- Have picore 6 working fine on a pi 4 up until now
- Upgraded synology drive for more space and it's now a btfrs
- Checked mount on picore and it's faailing
- decided to refresh settings and check mount again
- reentered mount details, user and password
- picore reboots
-
jeroen2 wrote:
> I'm also using a 4b, pCP 6.1.0, and with HDMI power switched off, and
> for me it works fine though. (also nothing connected to HDMI) This is
> part of the boot log:
>
It runs fine on mine too, but I think there is a firmware revision that
has a problem.
piCorePlayer a
paul- wrote:
> Something the runs when HDMI power is set to off, is locking up the boot
> script. Anything after that in the boot script was not getting done.
>
> Its related to the RPi4 and hdmi for what its worth, I think the
> Rpi4 shuts down the Power to the ports if nothing is
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Last night I upgraded my living room player to 6.1.0. This is on a 2B
> board and I'm using the official 7 inch touch display.
> All is working well except for the touch panel. The panel does not react
> to touch input. I have checked an rechecked all the
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Last night I upgraded my living room player to 6.1.0. This is on a 2B
> board and I'm using the official 7 inch touch display.
> All is working well except for the touch panel. The panel does not react
> to touch input. I have checked an rechecked all the
Hi guys,
Last night I upgraded my living room player to 6.1.0. This is on a 2B
board and I'm using the official 7 inch touch display.
All is working well except for the touch panel. The panel does not react
to touch input. I have checked an rechecked all the connections but all
seems well
Nothing changed there. You can connect a usb keyboard up to get past
that.
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paul- wrote:
> Something the runs when HDMI power is set to off, is locking up the boot
> script. Anything after that in the boot script was not getting done.
>
> Its related to the RPi4 and hdmi for what its worth, I think the
> Rpi4 shuts down the Power to the ports if nothing is
Something the runs when HDMI power is set to off, is locking up the boot
script. Anything after that in the boot script was not getting done.
Its related to the RPi4 and hdmi for what its worth, I think the
Rpi4 shuts down the Power to the ports if nothing is connected at boot.
Very
paul- wrote:
> That would confirm HDMI power doing it. As that is the next thing done
> in the boot process after what is printed in your log
>
> ssh in and enter these two lines. Make sure to copy and paste the first
> line verbatim. The first line will set the HDMI on, the second line
That would confirm HDMI power doing it. As that is the next thing done
in the boot process after what is printed in your log
ssh in and enter these two lines. Make sure to copy and paste the first
line verbatim. The first line will set the HDMI on, the second line will
backup and reboot your
paul- wrote:
> >
Code:
> >
> cat /var/log/pcp_boot.log
>
> >
Thanks, this is the result
Code:
Starting piCorePlayer v6.1.0 startup...
Checking for boot files on mmcblk0p1...
Trying to mount /dev/mmcblk0p1.
Code:
cat /var/log/pcp_boot.log
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paul- wrote:
> can you get in with ssh? What is the contents of
> /var/log/pcp_boot.log
>
> My suspicion is that vcgencmd is hanging things up when turning off the
> HDMI.
I'm able to connect with ssh with PuTTY but how do I look at the
boot.log ?
can you get in with ssh? What is the contents of
/var/log/pcp_boot.log
My suspicion is that vcgencmd is hanging things up when turning off the
HDMI.
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Hi there,
I hesitated to post here or on the main pCp 6.0.0 thread. I hope I
choose the right solution :)
Something strange is happening. As I'm not using the HDMI output of my
RPI4, I have decided to switch off the HDMI output in the Tweaks
parameters.
After the reboot, I'm completely unable
ConiKost wrote:
> Are there any problems with backlight and thee official 7inch Rasperry
> Pi Touchscreen?
>
> I've configured Jivelite to disable after 10 seconds the screen. (In all
> modes, stop, play, ..).
> This is also working fine, so after 10 seconds the screen and backlight
> gets
Are there any problems with backlight and thee official 7inch Rasperry
Pi Touchscreen?
I've configured Jivelite to disable after 10 seconds the screen. (In all
modes, stop, play, ..).
This is also working fine, so after 10 seconds the screen and backlight
gets off.
But there is some strange
Actually it works now. After the third reboot or so.
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Monitor the actual gpio states. Audiophonics is known for poor wiring
diagrams.
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paul- wrote:
> Ssh into you device and make sure it can resolve addresses.
Ok, I did. Could not ping repo.picoreplayer.org, but I could ping the ip
address directly. So the DNS is not set properly. How (or where) do I
fix that?
trondkj wrote:
> I have nothing that should prevent it.
Ssh into you device and make sure it can resolve addresses.
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paul- wrote:
> Is your device allowed to get to the internet? These issues are mostly
> caused by firewalls blocking, or a DNS server that does not resolve
> repo.picoreplayer.org properly.
I have nothing that should prevent it.
Is your device allowed to get to the internet? These issues are mostly
caused by firewalls blocking, or a DNS server that does not resolve
repo.picoreplayer.org properly.
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Hi.
I run PiCorePlayer on a pi3b in a box with the Audiophonics power
management unit installed. After activating the button in the overlay
another button shows up:
31696
When trying to install, I see this:
31695
The led on the button has at least stopped blinking, but still I have to
hold
Man in a van wrote:
> Maybe not, I seem to remember that it is no longer necessary to
> seperately update the bootloader + VL805 code, it was combined into the
> EEPROM updater a while back.
>
> My Raspberrpy PI OS desktop often has an update to the EEPROM
> bootloader.It is confusing as you
JohnSh wrote:
> The PSU is fine, trust me, I have been using it for over a year now.
As in "trust me, I'm a Doctor!" :p
Just because it works, don't mean it's fit for purpose.
I suggest you make a backup of your set-up.
Then perform the Bootloader rescue to get the latest image
slartibartfast wrote:
> It does but that part hasn't been changed for ages.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Maybe not, I seem to remember that it is no longer necessary to
seperately update the bootloader + VL805 code, it was combined into the
EEPROM updater a while back.
My
Man in a van wrote:
> what power supply are you using ?
The PSU is fine, trust me, I have been using it for over a year now.
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Man in a van wrote:
> Well, a little bit of the humbles here :o:o
>
> 31664
>
>
> I had forgotten that the EEPROM also modified the temerature control
>
> https://www.geeks3d.com/20191101/raspberry-pi-4-new-firmware-reduces-power-consumption-and-boards-temperatures/It
> does but that part
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