I installed it manually and it works fine.
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i have tried various voltage regulators from switch mode to venerable
lm7805 to new generation low drop outs (LDO). There is a jump in sound
quality when going from switch mode to linear. but then you have to deal
with heat esp with rpi 3b+. with your pi zero which i also love above
all pi's i
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi slimhase,
>
> The strange date (epoch) means ntp is not syncing the time. No internet
> connection?
>
> Swap partition boot codes available from [Main Page] in [Beta] mode >
> [Extras] > [Bootcodes].
>
> regards
> Greg
Thanks, Greg (and thanks Paul for your earlier
chill wrote:
>
>
> So I wonder if Ralphy could give some pointers here. From an earlier
> post I picked up the impression that the graphics are handled by SDL
> *OR* xinit - is that true? So if we run under xinit, is it possible to
> compile Jivelite without SDL? Some of the space that
hi slimhase,
I have never used a swap so I don't know the consequences. I have often
thought it should be turned on for LMS but I don't really know. You will
have to let us know! :D
Look for the ntpserver boot code on the [Bootcodes] page.
"piCorePlayer Tabs" and "LMS Controls Toolbar" are
ralphy wrote:
>
> Here's the size of the libraries which are included in the 9.5M above.
>
> 277K libSDL-1.2.so.0.11.4
> 88K libSDL_gfx.so.13.9.1
> 52K libSDL_image-1.2.so.0.1.4
> 29K libSDL_ttf-2.0.so.0.10.1
> 179K libexpat.so.1.5.2
> 467K libfreetype.so.6.3.8
> 159K
Greg Erskine wrote:
> ...
> Look for the ntpserver boot code on the [Bootcodes] page.
>
> regards
> Greg
I tried to change both the ntp server as well as the time zone.
I still end up with the 1970´s date
Strange. But as LMS, Spotti et al works, its only a cosmetic issue for
me .
chill wrote:
> Forget that too! I misinterpreted this comment:
>
> From even a cursory look into this I see that SDL is integral to
> JiveLite. So I think the conclusion is that it's not going to be
> possible to build JiveLite, the way I did on a USB stick with plenty of
> space, when there
Been watching this with interest, as I currently use two "Squeezeplay"
Jogglers, one purely as a controller for a remote Squeezelite player
(actually a Local Player running on my Armbian Odroid HC1 LMS) and the
other as a combined Controller / Player (although the Squeezeplay in
that Joggler is
florca wrote:
>
> Very interested in a "PCP for the Joggler" as I'm a bit worried that the
> eMMC Joggler flash will eventually give up and die, so a read-only flash
> solution sounds very attractive.
Yes, it makes sense to minimise the writes to the flash I think. I'm
hoping, unless someone
Man in a van wrote:
> new build up
Hit a snag with installing jivelite from ralphy's git
> cd src; PREFIX=/usr/ make
> make[1]: Entering directory '/home/joggler/jivelite/src'
> cc -I. -I/usr//include/luajit-2.0 -I/usr/include/SDL -Wall -fPIC
> platform_linux.c -c -o platform_linux.o
> In
Check to be sure you have the correct repo added.
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?107707-Announce-Erlands-commercial-plugins-available-for-free
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
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Where is your cache being stored. It looks like a file system issue.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
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new build up
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Hello,
i used my Squeezebox-Touch for years but now i switched to a Raspberry 3
with pCP, Jivelite and 7'' display. This setting is a good replacement
for my old touch but there is on thing i really miss.
It's the Screen Switcher Applet from Erland Isaksson.
I was able to use the previous instructions
Code:
*mkdir jivelite
cd jivelite*
*git clone https://github.com/ralph-irving/triode-jivelite.git**
**
cd triode-jivelite
sudo make PREFIX=/usr/local*
and then ran
Code:
I'm looking at building a pCP in an existing housing using a raspberry
pi zero w and a DAQ. I have 24V, 18V, or 12V DC (clean) available from
the existing power supply and was wondering what my best option is for
stepping this down for the raspberry pi? Would a Pololu 5V, 2.5A
Step-Down Voltage
Did you load MusicInfoSCR?
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Title_Switcher_plugin
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hi rdb,
Give it a go. I have a similar buck convertor I have been meaning to
try. Its in my box of things to try!
:D
Maybe adding an additional cap on the RPi0 power input will help?
regards
Greg
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi rdb,
>
> Give it a go. I have a similar buck convertor I have been meaning to
> try. Its in my box of things to try!
> :D
>
> Maybe adding an additional cap on the RPi0 power input will help?
>
> regards
> Greg
Thanks Greg. If I had all the bits and pieces, that's
I made a stick out of Roobarb's new 8GB Bionic image, and I ran through
the 'same steps'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110040-Jivelite-on-a-Joggler=932008=1#post932008)
that I'd used on the earlier 'Trusty' image. I didn't install
wpasupplicant (the second step in my list), and
chill wrote:
> The /etc/network/interfaces file is empty, so network connections in
> this build are evidently managed in a different way - hence I'm only
> running 'wired' at the moment.
The wifi is configured in the boot partition (e.g. with the USB stick
inserted into a laptop), in a file
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