Correct, as long as the wifi is using a 5Ghz band.
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If you did an insitu update to 3.5.0, you will not get upgraded addon
packages. Remove and reinstall shairport-sync.
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I did that but still something is wrong I dont know what. Here is some
output:
Code:
tc@carCorePlayer:~$ lsmod
Module Size Used by
uinput 8751 1
evdev 11644 0
i2c_dev 6674 4
i2c_bcm2835
vlycop wrote:
> Hello,
> I was wondering if an upgrade of the wifi script was planed anytime soon
> ?
> after some digging around, i found out that my wifi SSID crashed the
> script because it have a "&" in it, and the input isn't sanitized.
> I had no luck finding a workaround for now, witch
paul- wrote:
> what board are you trying to use i2c on.
>
> I think you have too many modules loaded.
>
> I don't think you need all of those overlays loaded. i2c_arm is
> already turned on by default in pCP. I would just include your i2c_rtc
> overlay, and then modprobe i2c_dev in your
what board are you trying to use i2c on.
I think you have too many modules loaded.
I don't think you need all of those overlays loaded. i2c_arm is
already turned on by default in pCP. I would just include your i2c_rtc
overlay, and then modprobe i2c_dev in your startup script.
hi foxsam,
Did you remove the "nortc" bootcode?
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I am having trouble getting i2c support enabled on picore 3.50. I am
trying to use an i2c lcd and an rtc ds3231. With the rtc it seems like
some kernel modules are not getting loaded.
I tried to use the overlays but I am not sure if I am doing it the right
way. here is my config.txt (relevent
Hello,
I was wondering if an upgrade of the wifi script was planed anytime soon
?
after some digging around, i found out that my wifi SSID crashed the
script because it have a "&" in it, and the input isn't sanitized.
I had no luck finding a workaround for now, witch force me to use
raspbian, and
I suggest trying to get 1 i2c device to work at a time to avoid
conflicts causing unexpected problems.
If you can get each working independently then you would at least know
that the basics are fine.
For the LCD ... perhaps Slimmer
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