Narcos wrote:
> I'm unable to "SAVE" SSID changes , I keep getting a pop up message
> "SSID, Password and Country code MUST be entered!"
The password has to be entered anytime you want to make change.
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agburnsky wrote:
> Are you sure you have the SSID input correctly, in the list of
> available networks, it is fuzzy, but it looks like capital letters in
> GHz and lower case in the SSID part?
>
> Anthony
Well spotted Anthony :) I was hoping this would solve my problem, but
. :(
jubm wrote:
> Thanks Ronnie. Unfortunately, it is a 802.11b/g/n so only 2.4Ghz. But
> I'll keep it in mind as a workaround.
> Anyone using a 5Ghz compatible dongle?
I have this one that is dual band
36919
I don't remember where I bought it from :confused::(:p
dmesg
> [3.875373] usb
Thanks Ronnie. Unfortunately, it is a 802.11b/g/n so only 2.4Ghz. But
I'll keep it in mind as a workaround.
Anyone using a 5Ghz compatible dongle?
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jubm wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm running PiCorePlayer on a Pi 2B with a Netgear WiFi dongle that
> unfortunately is using one of the incompatible Realtek chips. And I was
> unsuccessful at compiling the driver unfortunately.
> Has any of you a compatible wifi dongle on PCP 8, and which model is it
>
Hi,
I'm running PiCorePlayer on a Pi 2B with a Netgear WiFi dongle that
unfortunately is using one of the incompatible Realtek chips. And I was
unsuccessful at compiling the driver unfortunately.
Has any of you a compatible wifi dongle on PCP 8, and which model is it
please?
I could replace the
agburnsky wrote:
> Are you sure you have the SSID input correctly, in the list of
> available networks, it is fuzzy, but it looks like capital letters in
> GHz and lower case in the SSID part?
>
> Anthony
That's a good eye there. I looked it over, but was on my phone the
first time, so tiny
Narcos wrote:
> I'm unable to connect the PCP/LMS via wifi , "wifi information" shows
> "wifi IP- is missing" can someone please help me with this
>
> Initially I was planning to use it via Ethernet, so pcp was configured
> with WiFi turned off, not sure if I need to change any settings
Everything you would need is on the wifi page. The wireless is working,
since you are getting scan data. Try to connect to the SSID on the
2.4ghz channel
Not sure how complicated your wifi password is.If you are not using
standard ascii characters, there could be an issue. You could
jd68 wrote:
> If possible I would use DHCP but define in the router to assign always
> the same IP address to these RPi's.
I'm unable to connect the PCP/LMS via wifi , "wifi information" shows
"wifi IP- is missing" can someone please help me with this
Got it. I'm on my own. ;-)
Thanks!
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See "'piCorePlayer Releases'
(https://docs.picoreplayer.org/releases/)".
Although we test insitu-upgrades, its usually only from recent releases.
Because of the hundreds of variables, there are no guarantees.
>From time to time, we need to increase partition sizes or restructure
some aspect of
A couple of questions, before I do my first in situ upgrade.
I assume that anything backed up (i.e., listed in /opt/.filetool.lst)
will survive the insitu upgrade, correct? Likewise, the modules
installed via onboot.lst?
I'm running 7.0.1. Is it okay to upgrade straight to 8.1, or do I need
paul- wrote:
> What are you doing with your system? It only gets mounted at boot, or
> when you make a boot configuration change. It should be unmounted right
> away after making the change. Are you making lots of changes all the
> time?
>
> If you look at diagnostic/raspberry pi, uptime
What are you doing with your system? It only gets mounted at boot, or
when you make a boot configuration change. It should be unmounted right
away after making the change. Are you making lots of changes?
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I have noticed that my Boot partition is not being unmounted. I noticed
it a few days ago and assumed that I had mounted it to just look around,
I rebooted and checked to ensure that it had been unmounted, today I
checked and it's mounted again. How would I sort this out? Electrical
outages
TimM wrote:
> Hi, I've just got the above hat for a new Pi4, pcp 8.1 loads ok. I go
> to squeezelite settings and go for the digi + pro setting. Unfortunately
> then squeezelite does not start.
>
> Basically what am I doing wrong, and where can I find a relevant log?
>
> Have tried many
Hi, I've just got the above hat for a new Pi4, pcp loads ok. I go to
squeezelite settings and go for the digi + pro setting. Unfortunately
then squeezelite does not start.
Basically what am I doing wrong, and where can I find a relevant log?
Have tried many reboots with no luck thus far.
rgdawson wrote:
> I'm afraid I have nothing more to offer, but I have never heard this
> with SLX myself and I don't have any Ogg/Vorbis local files, but Spotify
> uses Ogg and I don't have an issue there. pCP v5 apparently used
> squeezelite version 1.9.2-1158. And looking at raplhy's github
I'm looking for some input from those with more experience with this
system.
We had a power outage and my SD card got corrupted. I believe I was
running piCorePlayer 6 or 7 (the file /boot/config.txt says things like
`[PI0] initramfs rootfs-pCP-12.0.gz,modules-5.4.83-pcpCore.gz...` ).
I've
zordaz wrote:
> I don't know what audio format Pandora uses, so I can't comment on
> that.
>
> But I hear exactly the same audible glitches with the SLX & Primary
> Sound Driver & Ogg/Vorbis playback of my local files. I am not surprised
> to be honest, based upon my earlier testing I don't
JaMo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to report that the Gustard X26 Pro dac works very well with
> piCorePlayer 8.1.0 (64 bit)
>
That's a lot of DAC, and a lot of money!
https://soundnews.net/sources/dacs/gustard-x26-pro-dac-review/
Brian
In UK: Chromecast Audio Dongle and Chromecast Video
Hi,
I want to report that the Gustard X26 Pro dac works very well with
piCorePlayer 8.1.0 (64 bit)
Output setting: iec958:CARD=G20,DEV=0
/Jan
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garym wrote:
> rPi4 or rPi3B+ both fine. I have about 3TB of files. You can put music
> files on a USB drive connected to rPi or simply mount the NAS to your
> rPi for music file access.
>
> p.s. I recommend piCorePlayer as the OS for running LMS. Easy to
> install. See
>
bpa wrote:
> Are you sure it is a DAC ? I got a similar adapter for a Samsung tablet
> and only works with the tablet
O yes!
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/review-apple-vs-google-usb-c-headphone-adapters.5541/
This chap does not hand out praise easily.
It works
Labarum wrote:
> And it has just occurred to me that I have an Apple in-line DAC which is
> extreme well reviewed and costs £9
>
> https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/MU7E2ZM/A/usb-c-to-35mm-headphone-jack-adapter
>
Are you sure it is a DAC ? I got a similar adapter for a Samsung tablet
And it has just occurred to me that I have an Apple in-line DAC which is
extreme well reviewed and costs £9
https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/MU7E2ZM/A/usb-c-to-35mm-headphone-jack-adapter
There is a very easy solution.
As suggested I will start a new thread.
Brian
In UK: Chromecast
Thanks for your comments, all.
The Topping D30 was in my sights.
If the USB audio from a P4 is fine I have another option. I Southampton
I run an old Beresford 7510 DAC which has no USB input, but I Nicosia I
have a later 7520 which does. I could swap them over - when I get to
travel!
The
wLabarum wrote:
>
>
> and I wonder if a Raspberry Pi with this hat and PiCorePlayer would
> allow me to achieve the same ends as above.
>
> /QUOTE]
>
> Hi Brian, good to see you posting again. I hope the old hip is well :)
>
> I think this is a no-brainer and should be done. :p
>
> With
coyrls wrote:
> The pre Pi 4 criticism was something I have read about rather than
> experienced myself! I would have thought that not using the Ethernet
> port would solve the potential issue anyway, as there would be no
> Ethernet traffic on the USB bus.That was my thinking as well. I don't
slartibartfast wrote:
> In my experience there is no issue with the sound quality using USB into
> an external DAC from a Pi3B. I am not using the ethernet port though.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
The pre Pi 4 criticism was something I have read about rather than
experienced
coyrls wrote:
> The USB external DAC poor sound quality was a criticism of the pre Pi4
> architecture where the USB ports shared a bus with the Ethernet port.
> That architecture changed with the Pi4, where the USB ports have a
> dedicated bus. I think now its accepted that with the pi4
Labarum wrote:
> I presently have a Beresford DAC strapped to the back of the TV with its
> two optical inputs driven by
>
> 1.A Chromecast Audio dongle receiving via Castbridge
>
> 2. A TV which has a Chromecast Video Dongle attached - this dongle is
> also recognised by Castbridge and audio
I presently have a Beresford DAC strapped to the back of the TV with its
two optical inputs driven by
1.A Chromecast Audio dongle receiving via Castbridge
2. A TV which has a Chromecast Video Dongle attached - this dongle is
also recognised by Castbridge and audio may be streamed by that
I've used resizeFS to use 'Whole disk' and now normal services has
resumed. No errors in log now.
I guess it was down to the nightly builds not clearing old versions but
didn't get to the root of the disk space culprit. Back to the Release
branch for now.
rgdawson wrote:
> Prior to your post I had never noticed this issue. But today, believe
> it or not, I was trying out an old R-Pi 1. I installed piCorePlayer on
> it and running audio over hdmi, just to see if it worked. Well sure
> enough, I noticed very audible distortion at the end of a
zordaz wrote:
> I discovered the glitches in May/June 2021. They were also present in
> all Squeezelite-X versions/updates I used since that date.
> I only use default output settings, both on Squeezelite-X and all
> piCorePlayer versions (and Hifiberry OS) I tested with. I can probably
>
rPi4 or rPi3B+ both fine. I have about 3TB of files.
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(all ethernet)
*Cottage:* rPi4B-4GB/pCP8.x/4TB>LMS 8.2.x>Touch>Benchmark DAC I, Boom,
Radio w/Battery (Radio WIFI)
*Office:* Win10(64)>foobar2000
*The Wild:
@greg I don't have that, I have the following when looking at the
resizeFS page. And I've been running on the Stable release channel so a
few upgrades in place recently.
Code:
Disk /dev/mmcblk0: 29 GB, 31046238208 bytes, 60637184 sectors
947456 cylinders, 4 heads, 16
Could someone please point me to what RPI model to use best to stream a
collection of 250gb music (flacs, wmas, oggs but mostly mp3s) using LMS?
I am looking for sth fast. LMS on my NAS is too slow.
Also, can I export my library, stats, artists pics etc from LMS running
on a NAS? Or can I just
It appears that my pi 4's do not unmount the boot partition. Both are
running v8.0, one built from scratch and the other an institu update. Is
there a simple way to correct this?
Pi 4 - JustBoom Digi - Topping E30
Pi 4 - HiFiBerry Provides Dac
Pi 4 - Topping D10s
rgdawson wrote:
> As far as Squeezelite-X is concerned, it should be exactly the same as
> running squeezelite by itself, since that is all SLX is doing. SLX runs
> the latest version of squeezelite, currently v1.9.9-1392. Have you
> tested various output device settings, and in your testing
The boot partition is unmounted.
Code:
$ m1
$ df
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FilesystemSize Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/mmcblk0p2 979.9M625.4M317.9M 66% /mnt/mmcblk0p2
/dev/sda1 931.5G723.7G207.9G 78% /mnt/USB
Thanks Greg, I found that and confirmed it's a 2Gb partition but doesn't
confirm where I'm running out of space. Someone in this thread listed a
readout that showed used/free for the disk.
Code:
/dev/mmcblk0p1 is 64M
/dev/mmcblk0p2 is 2000M
RobLDN wrote:
> Where can I find the usage and space left on the boot sdcard? Thanks.
[Main Page] > [Resize FS] > "Current mounted partition information"
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zordaz wrote:
> A few months ago I discovered that gapless playback of Ogg/Vorbis files
> was not working flawlessly in piCorePlayer. The playback is gapless, but
> during the transition to the new track a small glitch is audible. I
> started a separate thread about it on this forum, but that
Where can I find the usage and space left on the boot sdcard? Thanks.
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Hi, been using the picoreplayer for almost two years and it's been
great.
Recently been having some issues and going by the log, running out of
space:
[Will insert log here]
I saw someone posted what looked like a bit of the log that showed
folder sizes e.g. cache/artwork, how is that
A few months ago I discovered that gapless playback of Ogg/Vorbis files
was not working flawlessly in piCorePlayer. The playback is gapless, but
during the transition to the new track a small glitch is audible. I
started a separate thread about it on this forum, but that remained
silent
When you change to wifi, make sure you unplug the cable, and then
reboot. Make sure to boot without the cable plugged in. Jivelite
will likely need to be reset in that state, as it gets tied to the
networking interface. You cannot easily switch between ethernet and
wifi with jiveliteso
Searched through the thread, didn't see this one, apologies if it's been
covered (and please point me)...
I've put together a player using PCP 8.1 with a RPi 3B+ and official RPi
7" touchscreen. When it's hardwired, everything functions as it should.
When it's using wif-fi, PCP Squeezeplay says
paul- wrote:
> Start with LMS logs. (What version of LMS are you using) I would also
> do common things like checking connectors and power supplies.
LMS Logs only show:
[22-01-05 08:46:08.0963] main::init (390) Starting Logitech Media Server
(v8.2.0, 1627922070, Tue Aug 3 11:43:18 CEST
Start with LMS logs. (What version of LMS are you using) I would also
do common things like checking connectors and power supplies.
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Hi,
Over the past couple of days I have had to reboot my piCore rpi4 with
the following:
piCorePlayer | piCorePlayer v8.1.0 | www v00017 | linux
5.10.77-pcpCore-v8 (64) | piCore v13.1 | Squeezelite v1.9.9-1391-pCP
LMS web pages stop responding. In order to recover I tried a restart of
LMS,
I have been using piCorePlayer for over a year now (Raspberry Pi 4 LMS
server and another Pi/hifiberry digi+ pro as a client connected to an
ADI-2-DAC FS) and it has been flawless. Love the constant improvement in
the software. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
paul- wrote:
> Is a power outtage, or planned reboot involved?
>
> pCP starts much faster than a NAS will, so the mount will fail, unless
> you tell pCP to wait for a while. Setting is on by the network mount
> setup, and I think the default is 30sec.
It's random and I can't remember it
Thanks. It makes it easier for the next person.
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I just wanted to report that Gustards new DDC, the U18 (XMOS 216) works
like a charm with piCorePlayer 8.0 and 8.1
My output setting: iec958:CARD=G20,DEV=0
Maybe You all already knew that, but anyway.
Cheers/Jan
JaMo's
Is a power outtage, or planned reboot involved?
pCP starts much faster than a NAS will, so the mount will fail, unless
you tell pCP to wait for a while. Setting is on by the network mount
setup, and I think the default is 30sec.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
I have an unusual problem. Every now and then my music folder shows up
in LMS as empty. To find it again, I change the NFS version (so if it
was 4.1, I change it to 4.0 and vice versa) and remount and reindex.
Running pCP 8.1.0 on a Rpi 4 and the music is stored on a Synology
DS218+. Thanks for
paul- wrote:
> Make sure you do a backup after installing the applets.
Boom! Winna Winna. Thank you!! That was it! :D
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You don't need license manager for custom clock anymore. Make sure you
do a backup after installing the applets. If I recall, some parts of
Custom Clock needs to be installed manually. I run it, but it's been a
really long time since I installed.Local storage for jivelite is at
Installed PCP on a Pi 3B+ as I've done before, but now going with a Pi
7" touchscreen (using. Output to the screen works, but I don't seem able
to install the Custom Clock and License Manager Applets. Would like to
use SDT screensaver. Was able to install them on Max2Play, just won't
show as
Understood. Thanks, Paul!
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There is no way to migrate, the pCP aarch64 is pure 64bit. If your LMS
has a complicated setup, you could copy the prefs, but most just setup
from scratch.
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What would be the smart way of migrating from 32bit pCP 8.1 to 64bit?
I currently use a pi3B for LMS only and will be changing to a new pi4
4GB for LMS.
Are there specific files I can copy over to speed up the process? Or
must I start from scratch and reinstall everything I want?
Thanks in
paul- wrote:
> When the headphones connect, do you see an entry similar to
That is really strange. I tested another headphone (Anker Soundcore Life
Q30) which was also connected before. There it works directly.
Then I switched back to the Sennheiser HD350BT and they are not working.
But I saw
Everything still works for me Carsten. Take a look in the bluetooth
log.
When the headphones connect, do you see an entry similar to
Code:
01-03 12:39 EST DEBUG Open /dev/input/event1 for 70_BF_92_35_D5_34
piCorePlayer a small
Hello and a great new year!
After updating to 8.1.0 a few weeks ago I didn't used my bluetooth
headphones, but only used direct output via Hifiberry.
Today I tried the headphones, they conected without any problem, but the
headphone functions for play/pause/next/previous are not longer working.
FYI this one works well for me:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07NYN9PL6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8=1
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Narcos wrote:
>
> I'll be adding a 2 TB SSD drive to the USB 3.0 port on the Pi server via
> usb 3.0 to Sata adapter, once I complete this whole jig.
I would do some research on this, if I were you.
Not all adapters are equal with regard to the rpi:confused:
Not so much in this, your
Pommes wrote:
> If I were you, I would just cancel the order of the second raspberry.
> You can run hundreds of audio streams via Wi-Fi. And usually there is no
> maintenance to do, once your set up is finished, or maintenance is done
> via the web interface. If you worry about degrading of
Just a side note. I only do a reserved IP address for my server so that
I can have the URL on any of my browsers around the house saved in
"favorites". On the rare occasion I want to access my rpi client I can
get its current IP address from the LMS server Information tab.
Main system - Rock
Man in a van wrote:
> Also assign each client squeezelite 127.0.0.1 IP to stop it going AWOL
> :)
>
> ronnie
I will be assigning an IP address for each Rpi's MAC address. Would I
still need to do this
Narcos's
Gents, Thank you for your replies
slartibartfast wrote:
> Yes, I just reserve IP addresses on the router. It's easier than using
> static IP addresses.
jd68 wrote:
> If possible I would use DHCP but define in the router to assign always
> the same IP address to these RPi's.
@slartibarfast,
Narcos wrote:
> Heres an excerpt from Klaus (Soundcheck) blog,
>
> Keeping the server separate from my experience is a good idea for
> several reasons.
> To list a few:
>
>
> You can keep the server close to the router, especially if you don't
> have
> ethernet cable wiring in your
Narcos wrote:
> As I intend on running 2 RPI4 (server+client configuration) do I have
> to give both RPIs a seperate Static IP address? The existing Pi has
> 192.168.1.6. ?
If I understand correctly, you want to run LMS (server) on both of the
RPis? For most people, one server can be used to
Narcos wrote:
> As I intend on running 2 RPI4 (server+client configuration) do I have
> to give both RPIs a seperate Static IP address? The existing Pi has
> 192.168.1.6. ?
Also assign each client squeezelite 127.0.0.1 IP to stop it going AWOL
:)
ronnie
Narcos wrote:
> As I intend on running 2 RPI4 (server+client configuration) do I have
> to give both RPIs a seperate Static IP address? The existing Pi has
> 192.168.1.6. ?
If possible I would use DHCP but define in the router to assign always
the same IP address to these RPi's.
Narcos wrote:
> As I intend on running 2 RPI4 (server+client configuration) do I have
> to give both RPIs a seperate Static IP address? The existing Pi has
> 192.168.1.6. ?Yes, I just reserve IP addresses on the router. It's easier
> than using
static IP addresses.
Sent from my Pixel 3a
As I intend on running 2 RPI4 (server+client configuration) do I have
to give both RPIs a seperate Static IP address? The existing Pi has
192.168.1.6. ?
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Well I am pretty sure lots of users here use piCoreplayer as both server
> and player on the same Pi, some even connecting the server over WiFi. If
> you don't try it yourself you will never know if any of that stuff you
> quoted is important.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a
Narcos wrote:
> Heres an excerpt from Klaus (Soundcheck) blog,
>
> Keeping the server separate from my experience is a good idea for
> several reasons.
> To list a few:
>
>
> You can keep the server close to the router, especially if you don't
> have
> ethernet cable wiring in your
Pommes wrote:
> Maybe I am not understanding you right, but I have a PCP with LMS on
> pi4. And attached to that PI is my USBDAC. No need for an extra PI
> client, you can run all on one PI
Heres an excerpt from Klaus (Soundcheck) blog,
Keeping the server separate from my experience is a
Narcos wrote:
> Sure you can run everything on one Pi, but Im trying to achieve a
> Server + Client architecture, the server would be connected to my router
> & music library (in my case, a 5tb external HDD), the client attached to
> my dac.
>
>
Pommes wrote:
> Maybe I am not understanding you right, but I have a PCP with LMS on
> pi4. And attached to that PI is my USBDAC. No need for an extra PI
> client, you can run all on one PI
Sure you can run everything on one Pi, but Im trying to achieve a
Server + Client architecture, the
Pommes wrote:
> Maybe I am not understanding you right, but I have a PCP with LMS on
> pi4. And attached to that PI is my USBDAC. No need for an extra PI
> client, you can run all on one PI
Yes thats true. However if you want your rPi with LMS to be connected
via ethernet to your router, and
Narcos wrote:
> Thanks Gary, Worked like a charm. Though I had to install additional
> files .tcz extension, related to exfat drive.
>
> Im not sure if this is the right thread to ask queries and troubleshoot
> PCP, my goal is to build a Server and Client (RPI4 based) specifically
> for
Narcos wrote:
> Thanks Gary, Worked like a charm. Though I had to install additional
> files .tcz extension, related to exfat drive.
perfect
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garym wrote:
> click on the LMS tab in piCorePlayer web GUI and it will allow you to
> automatically install LMS. And you dont need to partition your HDD to
> attach to rPi. I didnt.
>
> I assume youve seen all these instructions.
> https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/
Thanks Gary,
Narcos wrote:
> Greetings everyone, My first post on the forum.
>
> IÂm trying to build a Rpi4 based server/client setup with PCP + LMS, so
> far IÂve been able to burn the PCP image on a SD card and applied a few
> tweaks to it.
>
> I need to download LMS (the latest nightly v8.1) and
Greetings everyone, My first post on the forum.
IÂm trying to build a Rpi4 based server/client setup with PCP + LMS, so
far IÂve been able to burn the PCP image on a SD card and applied a few
tweaks to it.
I need to download LMS (the latest nightly v8.1) and integrate it with
PCP, but before
@paul- You were correct. The path was not correct. The extension is
working fine now.
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pmendiuk wrote:
> I would like to write some python scripts in PcP and I am running into
> some issues with creating and using an extension that contains the
> required python packages.
>
> I installed python3.8-pip and installed all the required packages and my
> script runs fine. Pip
Just updatet two Pi4B, one running as a Sequeezebox Touch, one as a LMS
from v.7.0.1 to v 8.0.1in-situ. No problems at all. Thanks for your work
and the development.
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In general that sounds fine, but it appears that you have not created
your extension properly. I would look at the contents to the extension,
the files are probably not where you think they are.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
I would like to write some python scripts in PcP and I am running into
some issues with creating and using an extension that contains the
required python packages.
I installed python3.8-pip and installed all the required packages and my
script runs fine. Pip installed all the packages into
Thank you all for the replies - they gave me the confidence to go for
it, but not before backing up the whole card, of course. ;)
I performed an 8.0.0 > 8.1.0 Insitu update on my 3 partition setup and
am happy to report that it worked without a hitch.
It appears that all my pCP settings
Nothing is done to the third partition as a part of the update process.
But I've seen cards that are on their last legs crash during an
update...it's pretty rare though.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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