I'm running LMS 7.9.2 on a Raspberry Pi3 (pCP 5.0.1). This evening I'm
seeing an error when using Spotty:
"Spotty requires the Perl module IO::Socket::SSL. You can NOT use Spotty
without this module. Please use your operating system's package manager
to install it."
Go to pCP's Main Page ->
Reset is exposed, cs is the chip select line. Cant you just hook up
to bcm7/CE1?
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paul- wrote:
>
> All rotations work. I'll likely change the name of the overlayI did
> this to make sure I did not have other driver conflicts.)
> >
Code:
> >
> dtoverlay=piratelcd
> dtoverlay=piratelcd,rotation=90
>
Sometimes it feels that way.
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Well then go to the WiFi page and gather WiFi diagnostics. Also, you
can try to connect from there there will be a text box with
information as the connect process runs.
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paul- wrote:
> How are you getting that log. I only see wifi starting. There
> should be two IP addresses listed.
>
> In any event, Wifi start thinks it's getting a good address. Something
> is responding to the DHCP request. (I would bet your windows machine)
I have no clue how I get
How are you getting that log. I only see wifi starting. There
should be two IP addresses listed.
In any event, Wifi start thinks it's getting a good address. Something
is responding to the DHCP request. (I would bet your windows machine)
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paul- wrote:
> Just copy and paste them here..put the log inside code blocks here
> on the forum (The Button with the # sign on it in the bbcode
> toolbar)
Ok this is it but it's the same than the one I send you If you want
the "diag boot", it's too long to be pasted.
Code:
Zabizabo wrote:
> Ok Paul, I'm doing that even if I don't understand all what you are
> saying ;)
> Do I have to send the log by PM or on the thread ?
Just copy and paste them here..put the log inside code blocks here
on the forum (The Button with the # sign on it in the bbcode
paul- wrote:
> Zabizabo,
>
> The diagnositcs on the wifi page provides good data. And if you have
> wifi setup. Boot with both wifi and ethernet connected, and then supply
> the boot log. (Diagnosits|logs|boot)
>
> Since I trust that you are entering your SSID and password properly, I
>
sweetnothings wrote:
> Hi all
> I installed piCorePlayer 6 (b9) on my pi 3B+.
> All works fine so far, but i cant get it to work with my BT-Speakers.
> Install, connect and all works, but i did not find the Setting "BT
> Speaker" in the list of Audio Output Devices in Squeezelite Settings
>
Zabizabo,
The diagnositcs on the wifi page provides good data. And if you have
wifi setup. Boot with both wifi and ethernet connected, and then supply
the boot log. (Diagnosits|logs|boot)
Since I trust that you are entering your SSID and password properly, I
would bet a beer that your DHCP
Simon,
Do me a favor and do not restart the daemon. Power off your bluetooth
speakers. Then reboot your system.
After it is well started, turn on your BT speakers..wait for couple
of minutes, Then disconnect them. Wait a couple of minutes and restart
them.
I need to see the order of
kidstypike wrote:
> Have you tried taking the Pi downstairs and plugging it into your router
> to set it up for wifi?
You know, I was just thinking about that ;). I will try it tomorrow.
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Zabizabo wrote:
> I was waiting for this question :). My router is on the ground floor. My
> Pi at the first floor wear an Allo Digione card that is linked to my
> DAC. And my DAC is linked to my speakers.
> So, I can't put my Pi with my router on the ground floor.
>
> With pCp 5.0, I never
Well I stumbled across the st7789 drm driver. I built it, have it
loading. But nothing was displaying. The fbtft modprobe parameters
that work here, and pimoroni's python code show the driver using BCM9
for the dc pin. Well, that's a bit of a conflict, as BCM9 is one of
the SPI pins. The
kidstypike wrote:
> Why is the Pi connected to your PC by ethernet? It should be connected
> to your router?
I was waiting for this question :). My router is on the ground floor. My
Pi at the first floor wear an Allo Digione card that is linked to my
DAC. And my DAC is linked to my speakers.
paul- wrote:
> What version of pCP? Later versions will retry loading the state until
> it succeeds.
Im using 5.0.1. I tried rebooting it 3 or 4 times and every time it set
all volumes to 99 and the mic as input (even reset and saved it again).
Then I checked the log and noticed it couldn't
hi ElEsido,
If I remember correctly, in piCore, /etc/fstab is generated
"dynamically" early during every boot process.
When I tried making my own /etc/fstab and saving with a backup I found
it loaded too late in the boot process to be used.
Also, most fstab entries are "noauto" so mount -a
Hi all
I installed piCorePlayer 6 (b9) on my pi 3B+.
All works fine so far, but i cant get it to work with my BT-Speakers.
Install, connect and all works, but i did not find the Setting "BT
Speaker" in the list of Audio Output Devices in Squeezelite Settings
Tab.
Can anyone of you explain me
I'm running LMS 7.9.2 on a Raspberry Pi3 (pCP 5.0.1). This evening I'm
seeing an error when using Spotty:
"Spotty requires the Perl module IO::Socket::SSL. You can NOT use Spotty
without this module. Please use your operating system's package manager
to install it."
I can see the following in
Zabizabo wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am setting pCp 6.0 on a Rpi 4. I have tried beta 7 and beta 9 and I
> cant connect on wifi.
>
> *My RPi 4 (with the last firmware) is linked by ethernet to my PC
> (Window 10) that is connected to wifi.*
> I have a 2 Tb HDD linked by USB to the RPi 4. This
Zabizabo wrote:
> Thank you for your response. I can provide the boot diagnostic but just
> to be sure to provide the good log, do you mean the boot log or the diag
> boot log ? The last one is much longer in size.
The boot log should show the WiFi hardware being detected - so that
might be
I recently updated from pCP 5.0.0 to 6.0.0-b9. Everything works great,
except one small thing.
In my two "newer" players (Touch and Radio) the time (clock) is correct,
but in my two legacy players (Boom and Classic) the time is one hour
behind.
I've been looking through the settings in pCP
Paul Webster wrote:
> Since you are using a Raspberry Pi 4 the WiFi device should be the
> on-board one - which is presumably OK because Raspbian worked when you
> used it over WiFi on the same RPi.
>
> I am away from home without RPi4 in the area - but I think the boot
> diagnostics might
Zabizabo wrote:
>
> No wifi devices found!
>
Since you are using a Raspberry Pi 4 the WiFi device should be the
on-board one - which is presumably OK because Raspbian worked when you
used it over WiFi on the same RPi.
I am away from home without RPi4 in the area - but I think the boot
Paul Webster wrote:
> I am sure that a minus in the middle is no problem.
>
> How about verifying that the exact same wpa_supplicant.conf works in
> Raspbian and pCP
> i.e. copy the file rather than typing it again just in case.
In addition when I'm doing a scanning of the network, I have
carsten_h wrote:
> I think that is the behaviour I also had at the beginning, but that
> suddenly disappeard and the entry for my headphone stays there. The only
> thing I changed was to deinstall Bluetooth and install it again, then
> restarted, paired my headphones and then the entry stays
Paul Webster wrote:
> I am sure that a minus in the middle is no problem.
>
> How about verifying that the exact same wpa_supplicant.conf works in
> Raspbian and pCP
> i.e. copy the file rather than typing it again just in case.
Unfortunately it doesn't work. After running a diagnostic I got
paul- wrote:
> If you started from a b9 fresh image, you will be on the latest config.
> I added a build number to the log, 0001 is the current release.
> Restarting the daemon really doesnt do anything different. It does
> check for dangling devices and processes, and cleans it up. But the
Paul Webster wrote:
> I am sure that a minus in the middle is no problem.
>
> How about verifying that the exact same wpa_supplicant.conf works in
> Raspbian and pCP
> i.e. copy the file rather than typing it again just in case.
I'm trying that, thanks :)
I am sure that a minus in the middle is no problem.
How about verifying that the exact same wpa_supplicant.conf works in
Raspbian and pCP
i.e. copy the file rather than typing it again just in case.
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http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
Paul Webster wrote:
> Just a guess - but are there any "special" characters in the SSID or
> passphrase?
> Where special is anything other that a-zA-Z0-9
My SSID is Livebox-7A6E and in my passphrase there are only numbers and
letters. Do the "-" in my SSID is a "special" character?
Just a guess - but are there any "special" characters in the SSID or
passphrase?
Where special is anything other that a-zA-Z0-9
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Paul Webster's
Hi there,
I am setting pCp 6.0 on a Rpi 4. I have tried beta 7 and beta 9 and I
cant connect on wifi.
My RPi 4 (with the last firmware) is linked by ethernet to my PC (Window
10) that is connected to wifi.
I have a 2 Tb HDD linked by USB to the RPi 4. This HDD has its own power
supply.
I
Man in a van wrote:
> Just for info:
>
> I have been trying, periodically, since approx 11am UK time and have had
> no luck with the server.
>
>
> >
Code:
> > [ INFO ] Downloading LMS...
> [ INFO ] Downloading: perl_io_socket_ssl.tcz
> [ INFO ] Checking MD5 of:
Beefyfish wrote:
> ALSAlevelout="Custom" sometimes does not work. I am using a 7.1 usb
> sound device and this method comes up as an error that the USB is not
> found (Must not be loaded yet.). Using "alsactl restore" in the user
> commands under tweaks seems to load it later in the boot and
ALSAlevelout="Custom" sometimes does not work. I am using a 7.1 usb
sound device and this method comes up as an error that the USB is not
found (Must not be loaded yet.). Using "alsactl restore" in the user
commands under tweaks seems to load it later in the boot and finds the
card just fine.
Restarting the daemon really doesnt do anything different. It does
check for dangling devices and processes, and cleans it up. But the
commands used to start playback are identical.
Do you have more than one LMS server in your network?
It might help to use tail to watch the log real-time
The drivers sitting in staging, with no Maintainer typically means the
driver base is on its last legs..at least in the mainline kernel.
Making a new driver based on easyfb should work.I would have to add
the driver in my downstream kernel. Looks like tinydrm might be the
better
carsten_h wrote:
> I think that is the behaviour I also had at the beginning, but that
> suddenly disappeard and the entry for my headphone stays there. The only
> thing I changed was to deinstall Bluetooth and install it again, then
> restarted, paired my headphones and then the entry stays
simonheard wrote:
> That isn't happening. LMS doesn't apparently remember the device, BOOM 3
> doesn't appear in my player list and future connections do not start
> playing where I left off. In every case with any of my devices, I have
> to restart the connect daemon. Is that behaviour
paul- wrote:
> The device is connecting fine. And squeezelite is starting fine.
> Perhaps you are just clicking things too fast.
>
> When a player connects to LMS, it will take a bit to show up in the LMS
> web interface..although the player is still connected and available.
Thanks,
chill wrote:
> That's a bit unlikely in the immediate future I'm afraid. I'll see if
> it's simply a matter of copying some files over from the earlier images,
> but if it's going to need any recompilation then I'd need to find a
> chunk of time to re-learn what I did before!
>
> But I
castalla wrote:
>
>
> So, and it's a big ask I know, would it be possible to provide JfJ with
> the later bionic kernel or using the development version?
>
That's a bit unlikely in the immediate future I'm afraid. I'll see if
it's simply a matter of copying some files over from the earlier
paul- wrote:
>
> Looking at the MIPI drivers, they are really simple. I wonder if one
> of them would work.or maybe just write the driver, and compile it.
You mean something based on the easyfb.c example? When I looked at that
I did not understand the benefit of a dedicated driver
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