Well after all that (sock) darning.
I went back a step or two.
When my Kitchen Pi3b+ updated to pCPv8.2 it lost the ability to connect
to Wlan - despite many attempts. So this morning downloaded v8.0 and
started a new card. That worked eventually.
So downloaded v8.1 which has Pi Zero 2W suppor
Operajulian wrote:
>
> Further darn.
You will soon have enough to repair thos long johns :)
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ronnie
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Man in a van wrote:
> Julian
>
> This piZero 2-W
>
> Is it in a metal case ?
>
> How did you attatch the gpio pin header ?
>
> I ask because the wireless antenna
>
> a) may have been damaged
>
> b) is performance restricted because of the casing.
>
> If bought second hand then the prev
Julian
This piZero 2-W
Is it in a metal case ?
How did you attatch the gpio pin header ?
I ask because the wireless antenna
a) may have been damaged
b) is performance restricted because of the casing.
If bought second hand then the previous owner may have damaged the
board.
If new then
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Operajulian,
>
> I usually have different ssid names for 2.4GHz and 5GHz. I was wondering
> if your RPi3B+ has only 2.4GHz but is trying to attach to 5GHz???
>
> regards
> Greg
Greg
Thanks so much for taking a look.
I am in Toronto Canada with a Bell 3000 router.
It h
Well I tried a whole new download of pcp v8.2 64 bit version.
Extracted it and Rasp Imager onto a new card ( yes with the settings
options ).
No network find for Wifi - again
Thanks to the wonders of Amazon Prime - got an OTG USB to ethernet
adaptor
Tried via ethernet and a IP address is found
hi Operajulian,
I was just looking at your wifi-diag in pastebin. (posted 23 hours
ago?)
I haven't seen a wifi network like yours before. New technology?
I'll just post a few things hoping someone can chime in.
29 wifi AP's with quite a few with having a blank ssid.
The strongest ssid which
Operajulian wrote:
> .
> I have been using the Raspberry Imager and the settings option as well
> to try and set the SSID,Password and Country code and that did not work
> either.
>
> Julian
Just so you are sure :):):):-
One needs to load the rpi Bullseye Lite Image and fill in the settings
Man in a van wrote:
> I don't think it is as bad now
>
>
>
> *@Julian*; how do you determine the IP address of the zero 2W ?
>
> ronnie
Ronnie
I have a Kindle Fire with analiti app on it - it can scan all the
devices using wifi and also lists the MAC addresses.
Cheers
Julian
Operajulian wrote:
> Paul
> Tried that in Notepad ++
>
> Still no joy at finding network when using wifi.
>
> Tried the same on 3b+ card - same - no wifi.
>
> Though when I hook up to etherent it finds an IP address.
> I appreciate the help and advice - gents
>
> Julian
Greg
I tried an uplo
Paul Webster wrote:
> Notepad on Windows is not a good idea for a text file that is going to
> be read on a Linux system.
>
> Easy way to verify
use NotepadPlusPlus (open source) and tell it to
> save with Unix line endings
Paul
Tried that in Notepad ++
Still no joy at finding network when u
Man in a van wrote:
> I don't think it is as bad now
>
> 'https://mspoweruser.com/windows-notepad-now-supports-linux-line-feeds/
> '
> (https://mspoweruser.com/windows-notepad-now-supports-linux-line-feeds/)
>
> and in my post (#11) I did say I used Windows and it worked, just sayin
> :):)
>
Found my RPi0W.
I just did a fresh pCP 8.2.0 (32bit) build on a RPi0W using wifi and
HDMI.
All went according to plan.
Even http://pcp.local works.
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I just did a fresh pCP 8.2.0 (64bit) build on a RPi02W using wifi.
All went according to plan.
Even http://pCPRPi02W.local works.
I just noticed I picked up my RPi02W instead of a RPi0W. I'll see if I
can find one and try again.
BTW: mdns is NOT working on my other pCP's. I am wondering if I
I'm suffering from too much initialisation :):)
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UDP is what is used by mDNS/bonjour - it is the protocol underneath
TCP/IP
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and cbc/radio-canada
and, via the extra \"radio now playing\"
Paul Webster wrote:
> Yes - bonjour - but in theory not needed with modern versions of Windows
> 10 as seems to be the case for you given that others work.
>
> Another idea … which won’t be right if it worked on same RPi
> and same AP with Raspberry Pi OS … perhaps the UDP broadcast not
> going
Yes - bonjour - but in theory not needed with modern versions of Windows
10 as seems to be the case for you given that others work.
Another idea
which wont be right if it worked on same RPi and same AP
with Raspberry Pi OS
perhaps the UDP broadcast not going through the
WIFi AP.
Paul Webs
Paul Webster wrote:
> Modern Windows Notepad can preserve line endings but I dont think it
> offers a save as choice.
> So if you start from a fresh file in Windows Notepad then it has Windows
> line endings.
>
> However, if your RPi is getting a reachable IP address then it is
> working.
>
In theory, piCorePlayer should handle different formatted text files.
pCP changes the EOL markers and just reads the ssid and password and
creates a fresh config file.
But there is always a chance that there is some combination not
accounted for??
--
Modern Windows Notepad can preserve line endings but I dont think it
offers a save as choice.
So if you start from a fresh file in Windows Notepad then it has Windows
line endings.
However, if your RPi is getting a reachable IP address then it is
working.
If pcp.local is not working (and you
Paul Webster wrote:
> Notepad on Windows is not a good idea for a text file that is going to
> be read on a Linux system.
>
> Easy way to verify
use NotepadPlusPlus (open source) and tell it to
> save with Unix line endings
I don't think it is as bad now
'https://mspoweruser.com/windows-note
Notepad on Windows is not a good idea for a text file that is going to
be read on a Linux system.
Easy way to verify
use NotepadPlusPlus (open source) and tell it to
save with Unix line endings
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer
Operajulian wrote:
> Thanks Ronnie
>
> I used Notepad on a Windows computer to make the wpa_ file. I also
> edited the config file to put the HDMI into safe mode - and that worked.
> So I don't think it is the text editor.
> I having another think - sorry to read about your Pi Zero 2w.
>
> Jul
Man in a van wrote:
> How did you make the file Julian, which text editor and did you type the
> file title or copy and paste?
>
> I have done the latter before, and in copying
> wpa_suplicant.conf.sample, I actually called the file
> wpa_suplicant.conf. {note the full stop}
>
> ronnie
>
>
Operajulian wrote:
> Well I tried all those and more.
>
> I moved everything upstairs to be right beside the router.
> I loaded a fresh SD card with Raspbian OS and all that worked fine -
> including finding the network and getting an IP address.
>
> So loaded a new SD with Picore image 8.2 -
Operajulian wrote:
> Thanks Ronnie ( & also Greg )
>
> That gives me a few things to try over the weekend. I have to be at work
> today. Much appreciate all the work/ideas/updates that all of this team
> undertake to keep all these different ways of using Rasp Pi and LMS an
> ongoing project.
Man in a van wrote:
> @OPERAJULIAN
>
> Julian, I followed @Castalla's example (post #2) on a Windows 10 Pro
> Desktop using Wordpad.
>
> I dragged the wpa_supplicany.conf file into the open boot parttion on
> the Desktop.
>
> This is pCP v8.2.0 32 bit standard
>
>
>
> Plugged the card int
If you have special characters in your ssid or password.
Use the # Maintained by user field in the conf file.
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@OPERAJULIAN
Julian, I followed @Castalla's example (post #2) on a Windows 10 Pro
Desktop using Wordpad.
I dragged the wpa_supplicany.conf file into the open boot parttion on
the Desktop.
This is pCP v8.2.0 32 bit standard
>
>
> # Maintained by piCorePlayer
> #
> # If you would like to mai
Operajulian wrote:
> Ronnie
> I have tried this on a new Rasp Pi Zero 2W and keep getting " Valid IP
> Address Not Found".
>
> ( my other Rasp Pi 3B+ load fine with the exact same SSID and password )
> Darn
> Julian
I'll have a look tomorrow Julian, it's welterusten from me and goodnight
from
Man in a van wrote:
> Note, it also may change the wireless IP address (well it does on mine
> :) ) but you can see the new one on the wifi page after you save :)
>
> ronnieRonnie
I have tried this on a new Rasp Pi Zero 2W and keep getting " Valid IP
Address Not Found".
( my other Rasp Pi 3B+
Thank you for all the help!
I've got everything running and have attached my USB drive with my
music. Exploring the plugins and other music sources now.
-Alan0
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It doesn't happen on my system. I guess its a function of your DHCP
settings. My IP addresses remain fairly consistent until there is a
power failure.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi Alan0,
>
> When you have "# Maintained by piCorePlayer" in your wpa_supplicant.conf
> initially on your boot partition, pCP just reads your SSID and password
> and creates a new wpa_supplicant.conf. So as long as you get the ssid=
> and psk= lines correct it should work
Hi Alan0,
When you have "# Maintained by piCorePlayer" in your wpa_supplicant.conf
initially on your boot partition, pCP just reads your SSID and password
and creates a new wpa_supplicant.conf. So as long as you get the ssid=
and psk= lines correct it should work. We do this because we assume mo
Alan0 wrote:
> Thank you! I must have had a typo in the file.
>
> I've got an IP address now and can see the piCorePlayer page on that
> address (192.168.1.14). I'll connect the DAC board and continue the
> setup of Squeezelite and LMS on that page.
>
> Thank you again,
> Alan0
Good luck
L
castalla wrote:
> Just create the wpa supplicant file in the boot partition. Change
> country to your location
>
> Use a text editor
>
> . . .
>
> Then boot the pi zero. Check the IP address the pi receives from your
> router. Use this address (eg. 192.168.0.123) in a browser to get th
Just create the wpa supplicant file in the boot partition. Change
country to your location
Use a text editor
# Maintained by piCorePlayer
ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant
ctrl_interface_group=staff
# Two Character Country Code
country=US
update_config=1
network={
ssid="yourssid"
psk="pa
I'm new to piCorePlayer and am attempting to set it up on a RPi Zero W
with an Allo MiniBoss DAC board. This hardware setup has worked with
Volumio, but I'd like to give piCorePlayer a try after hearing about it
from a John Darko article.
My problem is a basic one: I cannot get the system to co
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