paul- wrote:
>
>
> Update wiriingpi from the extension browser or from command line
> (pcp-update wiringpi.tcz)
With this version, I *can* now set the state of an output pin with the
gpio write command. I'd need to go back to an earlier image to double
check, but I'm fairly sure I wasn't
Likely there is something missing in the memory addressing, The RPI docs
aren't complete yet, and without his sources..
For now, I just rebuilt the package based on Gordon's debian package,
luckily there are no dependencies, so it's binary compatable here.
Update wiriingpi from the
chill wrote:
> I'll also compare with what I get on a 3B+.
More GPIO testing.
Without anything connected to the GPIO pins on my 4B I'm still finding
that I'm unable to change the value on a given pin, but on a 3B+ it's
behaving as expected. The version number is 2.46 on the 3B+ and 2.52 on
Not sure if anyone has posted this. Not a deal breaker, but useful to
know.
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chill wrote:
> Nothing seems to change if I run it again with a button pressed though.
> And if I use 'gpio read 24', I always get a value of '1' whether the
> button is pressed or not.
I'd forgotten that without sbpd I need to configure the pins manually,
i.e. I need to set each pin to be
paul- wrote:
> Short and sweet announcement, but for those that have a new PI4 and want
> to use pCP..Only an image is offered, as we had to increase
> partition sizes to accommodate the PI4 firmware/kernels. One image
> still supports all rpi boards.
>
>
paul- wrote:
> Yes, wiring pi needs updated. Gordon has not released the source code
> with the updates, so I made some updates myself, but perhaps there is
> something else needed. Does gpio readall show the proper stated of the
> gpio?
Thanks Paul
gpio readall gives the following.
Yes, wiring pi needs updated. Gordon has not released the source code
with the updates, so Ill make the updates myself.
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Hmm - ok, wiringpi did need updating for the RPI4 (see 'here'
(http://wiringpi.com/wiringpi-updated-to-2-52-for-the-raspberry-pi-4b/)),
but it seems I already have that updated version installed.
Code:
gpio -v
gpio version: 2.52
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Is it possible that the SqueezeButtonPi Daemon (sbpd) might be
incompatible with pCP6? After swapping out my 3B+ in my amplifier for
the 4B, complete with my own PCB with a number of momentary
pushbuttons, I've been unable to get the 4B to respond to any button
presses.
On the 3B+ I had it
Yes, only one connection is possible at any one time, you can however
sync your players. When a player stops listening to the stream, it
takes a few seconds for it to detect and stop. LMS alone should not
tie up the stream, unless a player is playing.
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d6jg wrote:
> Got this installed on my Pi4 and configured LMS and pcp-streamer with a
> Behringer UAC202
> NFS mount worked first time
> Took about 30 minutes to get things going with only one minor issue.
> After I enabled pcp-streamer output initially went via HDMI even though
> USB was set.
Can you add a basic "record" and "stop" control to the web browser and
the ability to specify output file name and path ? Preferably WAV
format.
This would then make a Pi4 and pCp great for playing and recording vinyl
for later digitising to FLAC files.
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Got this installed on my Pi4 and configured LMS and pcp-streamer with a
Behringer UAC202
NFS mount worked first time
Took about 30 minutes to get things going with only one minor issue.
After I enabled pcp-streamer output initially went via HDMI even though
USB was set. I had to disable
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi Chill,
>
> Thanks for testing.
>
> Players with the same name is OK its just confusing. But with multiple
> LMS's you are never sure which LMS pCP will autodetect when squeezelite
> starts. If you continue with multiple LMS then you need set [Squeezelite
> Settings] >
drmatt wrote:
> If you can watch the CPU clock speed that will give you an idea of when
> the CPU is throttled too.
>
>From 'here'
(https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/1219/how-do-i-determine-the-current-mhz)
I found:
Code:
sudo cat
If you can watch the CPU clock speed that will give you an idea of when
the CPU is throttled too.
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Thanks for the tips Greg. The temperature graphing option looks useful
- I'll try that while stressing the RPi4. The logging options look
useful too. I stopped playing once I'd got the basic setup working this
evening, but will come back to it. I was having a bit of trouble with
the speaker
Also, when you visit various pCP pages, especially diagnostics pages, a
log is generated.
These logs are viewable thru [Main Page] > [Diagnostics] > [Logs]. This
makes it easier to cut and paste. If you are in [Beta] mode, you will
also get a [Pastebin] button, for uploading to pastebin.
We
chill wrote:
> I had a few mis-steps, I think caused by leaving my 3B+ running so that
> I had an easy reference to set up the RPi4. This meant that both RPis
> were creating players with the same names and I had two instances of LMS
> on my network. Since sorting all of that out I haven't
Greg Erskine wrote:
> There is also a CPU Temperature graph page:
>
> [Main Page] in [Beta] mode > [Extras] > [CPU Temp]. Press [Start].
>
> This will start a process to record the CPU temp every minute. Page will
> refresh automatically.
nice. Thanks!
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There is also a CPU Temperature graph page:
[Main Page] in [Beta] mode > [Extras] > [CPU Temp]. Press [Start].
This will start a process to record the CPU temp every minute. Page will
refresh automatically.
Greg
chill wrote:
> Main Page -> 'Diagnostics' button -> 'Raspberry Pi' tab
Duh! Right in front of me. Thanks!
p.s. my 3B+ with a digi hat, all enclosed in a metal case is 61 degrees
while just streaming music with no other activity.
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garym wrote:
> Where in the piCorePlayer webGUI do I find the temperature information?
Main Page -> 'Diagnostics' button -> 'Raspberry Pi' tab
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chill wrote:
> I have a very small heatsink on the RPi4, and I noticed the temperature
> nudge over 70 degrees while I was installing plugins and scanning my
> music library, but most of the time it's sitting around 60 degrees.
> That's without a case but with a hat-type PCB severely limiting
Thanks for this beta. Just back from a weekend away so I've been giving
it a try. I've installed it on a 4GB RPi4, and it all seems to be
working very nicely. It's running LMS, with my music on an SSD, and
it's also running three players: a USB DAC (via a user command on the
tweaks page), a
The difference between pCP and Raspbian is a crap load of mount helpers.
So you have to know all of the correct options. Take a look at dmesg
you will definitely see some error messages. The kernel will default to
vers=3, but it will still complain if you dont specify. If the same
mount line
Man in a van wrote:
> Starting with this now. Thanks Team :)
>
> I have had to make a few atemtps to connect to my Qnap NAS shared file,
> but got there in the end.
>
> I just had vers=3 in the options box in my working pCP on a rpi1B and
> that connected fine.
>
> On the rpi4B (4gb ram) I
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Man in a van,
>
> BTW: This is a BETA pCP6.0.0 thread.
>
> What do you have in your config backup? It should be small. If its big
> enough to trigger warning messages there is a problem. This will slow
> down boots!
>
> Look at the "diagnostics" log. [Main Page ] >
hi Man in a van,
BTW: This is a BETA pCP6.0.0 thread.
What do you have in your config backup? It should be small. If its big
enough to trigger warning messages there is a problem. This will slow
down boots!
Look at the "diagnostics" log. [Main Page ] > [Dignostics] > [Logs],
select
mcduman wrote:
> the field to change password has vanished in this version otherwise life
> is good.
Please select "beta mode" then you will see a "Security option" which is
a new option on the "main" page.
Here you can change password - among other things.
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paul- wrote:
> The little options a lot seem to forget, I might need to make that a
> required field. Or bite the bullet and add nfs and cifs tools. Im
> working on ideas to make settings transfer easier.
>
> A 1B is like a turtle compared to the 4B.
got the beast off its back by leaving
paul- wrote:
> The little options a lot seem to forget, I might need to make that a
> required field. Or bite the bullet and add nfs and cifs tools. Im
> working on ideas to make settings transfer easier.
>
> A 1B is like a turtle compared to the 4B.
the field to change password has
The little options a lot seem to forget, I might need to make that a
required field. Or bite the bullet and add nfs and cifs tools. Im
working on ideas to make settings transfer easier.
A 1B is like a turtle compared to the 4B.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Starting with this now. Thanks Team :)
I have had to make a few atemtps to connect to my Qnap NAS shared file,
but got there in the end.
I just had vers=3 in the options box in my working pCP on a rpi1B and
that connected fine.
On the rpi4B (4gb ram) I tried several times with different
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