I would advise not to put temp files in /opt, use /tmp.
Although your script probably tidies up the temp files properly, there
is a small chance that a "backup" has backed up the /opt directory with
your temp files in there, so they will be restored after a reboot.
Sounds like the ownership of /opt got changed.
I can't think of anything that would change it, for sure not from the
image.
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My install script for ngrok on pCP has the following 3 lines in it to
add entries /opt/bootlocal.sh:
Code:
sed -i '/^\/bin\/sh \/home\/tc\/ngrok/d' /opt/bootlocal.sh
sed -i '3 a/bin/sh /home/tc/ngrok_startup.sh &' /opt/bootlocal.sh
sed -i '4 a' /opt/bootlocal.sh
Ahh, thanks Paul :-)
paul- wrote:
> Do a forced reload of the web page. The css file changed.
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TheLastMan wrote:
> Which of the following list of LMS packages do I need to use for a
> manual update of LMS on piCorePlayer 7.0.0?
> 33866
> Thanks
The procedure has changed, you can do it from the LMS page, or
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/upgrade_lms/
Shoot. One of my players has the nice red progress bar when doing an SD
Card Image. The other two do not. | piCorePlayer v7.0.1 | www v00016 |
linux 5.4.83-pcpCore-v8 | piCore v12.0pCP | Squeezelite v1.9.8-1287-pCP
For all three.
The one that does have the red bar is a 4B. The other two are
Which of the following list of LMS packages do I need to use for a
manual update of LMS on piCorePlayer 7.0.0?
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4709700 wrote:
> Greetings to all!
> I can't solve the second problem.
> There is a monitor with a touchscreen,
> but due to a truncated system - the installation does not work.
>
>
> Step 2: Install driver
> Run:
> CD Elecrow-LCD101
> sudo chmod +x Elecrow-LCD101
> sudo
Since LMS update Version: 8.1.1, piCorePlayer/Squeezelite stopped
playing m4a files!
Greetings to all forumers,
Newly registered here. So bare with me if it's not the place to post
this here!
I have an issue with the latest LMS update applied on my Pi
4/piCorePlayer:
Logitech Media Server
Greetings to all!
I can't solve the second problem.
There is a monitor with a touchscreen,
but due to a truncated system - the installation does not work.
Step 2: Install driver
Run:
CD Elecrow-LCD101
sudo chmod +x Elecrow-LCD101
sudo ./Elecrow-LCD101 - ?
I wrote to the support -
Yes, Installer scripts dont work cross platform. Python dependancies
can be a bit tricky, but pip3 using the user flag to install packages
to your user .local directory works easily.
Ive even built numpy on a pizero for the automation hat Display.
If you want some help with getting it going,
paul- wrote:
> Python 3.8 is available in pCP, it is just not installed by default.
> There is nothing irregular about the python support. But I've not had
> any issue with audiophonics stuff without python. The main problem
> with audiophonics is the lack of accurate wiring diagrams.
paul- wrote:
> With pCP 7 the audio card being used by the equalizer is set on the
> tweaks page where the equalizer on/off setting is.
Hey Paul, that sorted it thanks. I had the ALSA 10 band Equalizer set to
Yes. I set this to No and now Squeezelite is working.
Thanks very much for your
Chunkywizard wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently updated to pCP 7.0.0 (and subsequently to 7.0.1) and I had a
> couple of issues (which may be related). Firstly, on the main page of
> the web interface I have 'Squeezelite is not running'. Despite the note:
> 'Squeezelite must be running for music to
Python 3.8 is available in pCP, it is just not installed by default.
There is nothing irregular about the python support. But I've not had
any issue with audiophonics stuff without python. The main problem
with audiophonics is the lack of accurate wiring diagrams. They
routinely change
jasc wrote:
> Thank you again, Ronnie.
>
> I will give it a go, as per the above, but will have to find the time.
>
> For the record, I got a response from Audiophonics themselves, who had
> this to say, referring to insufficient / irregular Python support in
> pCP:
>
>
>
>
> The
Thanks ralphy, update and the issue still persists.
Is there any way to reinstall a default version, just in case I changed
anything by mistake?
I am pretty use I have never fiddled with any of the squeezelite
settings and as I say it used to work fine on pCP6.0
If I can run any other debug
The squeezelite extension has been updated for pCP 7.x and 6.x to
v1.9.9.1372 to fix an issue in the new balance/combined channel options
when used with polarity inversion that leads to volume being max'd when
polarity is inverted.
Use the Squeezelite Full Update button on the Main Page of the
Thanks Paul,
I have a 3B+ revision a020d3 PCB 1.3 with 1024 memory.
My settings are:
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Output was set to Analog Audio and I tried changing it to HDMI audio (I
have a monitor connected via HDMI but it doesn't have speakers) but no
joy. The other option I have is USB Audio but I have
Your Squeezelite does not like the "-o equal" ... so try a different
output device.
Are you running on RPi4 ? If yes then try explicitly setting mmap to 0
in the Alsa settings on the pCP Squeezelite page.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering
Hi,
I recently updated to pCP 7.0.0 (and subsequently to 7.0.1) and I had a
couple of issues (which may be related). Firstly, on the main page of
the web interface I have 'Squeezelite is not running'. Despite the note:
'Squeezelite must be running for music to play' and 'Squeezelite must be
hi AlecSp,
Thanks for testing.
I think if your wifi network is what I consider "normal" then everything
works great. It's the networks that are just a little "different" (to
me) that we have issues and I am not good at comprehending these
situations so I can't help much.
I am working on the
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Most of my test pCP are wifi, it takes about 5 minutes to setup a player
> from scratch. So I know it works.
This got me intrigued, too. As a wired pCP user, I tried enabling and
configuring the Wi-Fi connection just now. All worked perfectly
straight away, and it took
Man in a van wrote:
> Just install google translate on the chrome browser :)
> I would think that you might be better off with raspberry pi OS Lite,
> and adapt these install instructions
> Moode audio
> http://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=147
> and another one
>
farawayluke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to the forum so apologies if this is not the right place to
> post this, or this has already been answered. I tried using the search
> function but could not see an answer.
>
> Does anyone know if picoreplayer will work with the (original, v1) JDS
>
Hi,
I am new to the forum so apologies if this is not the right place to
post this, or this has already been answered. I tried using the search
function but could not see an answer.
Does anyone know if picoreplayer will work with the (original, v1) JDS
Element dac/amp and if so what settings
jasc wrote:
> Thank you sir, this is a great starting point! And yes, the Audiophonics
> forum is a search in the wild weeds, and if you like me do not speak
> French, it is wild weeds plus thickets. :)
>
Just install google translate on the chrome browser :)
I would think that you might be
Man in a van wrote:
> I just popped pCP v7.0.0 on a rpi 3b
>
> it seems to be working OK (I can't listen to any output at the moment,
> but the blue led is on and the switch works :))
>
> Can't help with the screen, you should be able to find the settings on
> the Audiophonics' forum (you
jasc wrote:
> Hello out there,
>
> Does anyone have the original 2016 Audiophonics RaspDAC with
>
> > > >
- Sabre V3 ES9023
- Power Button
- Winstar OLED 16x2 Display
> > >
>
> fully working with pCP 7.0.0, Power Button and Display functionality?
>
> If yes, any help to get
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi Clausi,
>
> It might be easier to use one of the other distributions or get another
> screen.
>
> piCorePlayer only officially supports the RPI 7" Touch screen
> out-of-box.
>
> There are some newer Waveshare screens that mimic the RPI 7" Touch
> screen so they also
KayJay wrote:
> And yet I am unable to access piCoreplyer by WiFi???
>
> Ready to give up on piCorePlayer spent a good part of 2 weekends on
> piCorePlayer - time I really didn't have to spare and could of been
> doing other things.
>
> Should of just went with a Intel/Windows from the start
Hello out there,
Does anyone have the original 2016 Audiophonics RaspDAC with
- Sabre V3 ES9023
- Power Button
- Winstar OLED 16x2 Display
fully working with pCP 7.0.0, Power Button and Display functionality?
If yes, any help to get it up and running (particularly Power Button and
Maybe you could show some more diagnostics.
For example - what happens if you ping or tracert/traceroute to it?
Is there anything slightly unusual about your network?
e.g. multiple subnets / firewalls
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio
Greg Erskine wrote:
> The screen outputs you posted showed everything is OK with piCorePlayer.
> It showed 2 IP addresses, so both network devices are working.
And yet I am unable to access piCoreplyer by WiFi???
Ready to give up on piCorePlayer spent a good part of 2 weekends on
piCorePlayer
bluetdi wrote:
> Not the PS was defective nor the cable too thin. The little plug was
> corroded and resistence too high. Some fluid applied and now everything
> is fine. Should have known, the same as last time. But one forgets,
> think I am getting old.
kbeast wrote:
> Check out:
>
bluetdi wrote:
> Thanks for your answers.
>
> I read some reviews of PS for the Pi with a 7"-screen and now ordered
> the official one. It will be delivered tomorrow and I hope it has enough
> power for both so the lighning disappears. My other 2 Pi with screen
> dont have this problem so I
Greg Erskine wrote:
> It might be easier to use one of the other distributions or get another
> screen.
Thank you Greg. That's no way. I love pcp and the misbehaving of the
screen is a minor issue.
Code:
Is it possible that you are not using the correct resolution
Man in a van wrote:
> No, I had no response from anyone, so I have stuck with Raspberry PI OS
> Buster lite
>
> ronnie
OK thanks.
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gegen wrote:
> Hi Ronnie
>
> Did you ever get your Cirrus Audio card working with piCore 7?
>
> Regards.
No, I had no response from anyone, so I have stuck with Raspberry PI OS
Buster lite
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Man in a van wrote:
> I tried updating my "turtle" today from v 6.1 to standard v 7.
>
> The Cirrus Logic Audio Card is not recognised. :(:confused:
>
> Info at
>
>
>
> Many thanks for any info :)
>
> ronnie
Hi Ronnie
Did you ever get your Cirrus Audio card working with piCore 7?
Clausi wrote:
> Behaviour is like this: First the cursor (arrow) is far away from the
> touchpoint. When I then swipe to the left edge of the screen, the cursor
> stops there and is then is closer to the finger (touch point). If I then
> wipe to the right, the cursor stays more close to the
KayJay wrote:
> I have both Ethernet and Wifi enabled and set to static IP addresses but
> unplugged the Ethernet before reboot and then went to the main
> picoreplayer console screen like you asked previously took a picture and
> posted it. -KJ
The screen outputs you posted showed everything
Hi Clausi,
It might be easier to use one of the other distributions or get another
screen.
piCorePlayer only officially supports the RPI 7" Touch screen
out-of-box.
There are some newer Waveshare screens that mimic the RPI 7" Touch
screen so they also work.
Some people have got other screens
paul- wrote:
> If the ethernet port is connected, it will be the port used for default
> route. Which means that outbound connections will all go out the
> ethernet port. But you should still be able to access it via the wifi
> IP address.
>
> What will not work is to boot with both
Paul Webster wrote:
> You said that you unplugged the Ethernet before rebooting ... but it is
> showing 2 IP addresses ... implying that the Ethernet cable was still
> plugged in when it booted.
> Can you access the other IP address?
> The fact that it managed to mount the remote NAS shows that
paul- wrote:
> What do you mean it cannot be calibrated. The calibration is in the
> touchscreen library, not the screen.
Hi Paul,
this display cannot be calibrated. I have no idea how to influence any
touchscreen library. There is also existing a 5" resistive touchscreen
of Waveshare and in
If the ethernet port is connected, it will be the port used for default
route. Which means that outbound connections will all go out the
ethernet port. But you should still be able to access it via the wifi
IP address.
What will not work is to boot with both ethernet and wifi connected.
KayJay wrote:
> Yes I have tried to get to it at that address and it times out.
>
> Here is what shows on the console. -KJ
You said that you unplugged the Ethernet before rebooting ... but it is
showing 2 IP addresses ... implying that the Ethernet cable was still
plugged in when it booted.
I try to connect to my NAS on my fritzbox. under 'Share Name' I can't
type in 'FRITZ.NAS', I get an error message 'Enter the name of the
share'.
it seems that picore does not allow the dot, but that is the name of the
share, all my non-picore boxes have access.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Did you try connecting to
> h t t p : //192.168.0.158
> after you restarted the RPi?
>
> Can you connect something to the HDMI output of the RPi to see what it
> says on the console?
Yes I have tried to get to it at that address and it times out.
Here is what shows on
Did you try connecting to
h t t p : //192.168.0.158
after you restarted the RPi?
Can you connect something to the HDMI output of the RPi to see what it
says on the console?
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla
Have a Raspberry Pi 4 8GB and have put in the Wifi settings and can see
available networks when scanning but still am not able to connect to
piCorePlayer after shutting down, disconnecting Ethernet cable and
turning Raspberry Pi back on. At a loss at this point so asking on here
for any ideas.
What do you mean it cannot be calibrated. The calibration is in the
touchscreen library, not the screen.
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paul- wrote:
> Have you calibrated the touch screen? The touch libraries used with
> jivelite are completely different Than Xorg use with a raspiOS desktop.
The capacitive touch screen
https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/5inch_HDMI_LCD_(H)
can't be calibrated. Only the resistive can.
Behaviour
Have you calibrated the touch screen? The touch libraries used with
jivelite are completely different Than Xorg use with a raspiOS desktop.
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paul- wrote:
> That's likely a compatibility issue with the Waveshare screen, you
> might try looking at the waveshare support. How does that screen
> connect?
The screen is connected via the first HDMI port of the Raspberry and for
touch functionality it is also connected by USB.
The
paul- wrote:
> That's likely a compatibility issue with the Waveshare screen, you
> might try looking at the waveshare support. How does that screen
> connect?
It's a Audiophonics RaspDAC based on Raspberry PI 2 B rev a01041
tc@pCP:~$ uname -a
Linux pCP 5.4.83-pcpCore-v7 #1 SMP Fri Dec 18
Clausi wrote:
> Hello Paul,
>
> My system hardware is listed as a footnote below my posting:
>
> Raspberry Pi 4B 2GB, Pimoroni On/Off Shim, Allo DigiOne, Khadas Tone
> Board, Waveshare 5" Capacitive Touch Screen, Exsys USB 3.1 Hub all
> together in one HTPC
>
> Configuration:
>
That's
That device is likely going to need some tweaking. Are you running a
pi2 or 3? Did you install that driver package. It still may need
usb_modeswitch.
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paul- wrote:
> I built that driver/extension, you can install it from the extension
> interface.
>
> rtl8821cu-5.4.83-pcpCore-v7.tcz
>
> source repo is https://github.com/brektrou/rtl8821CU
Unable to install this WiFi Dongle, looks like the device is seen as USB
Mass storage:
tc@pCP:~$
paul- wrote:
> GOing to need more information. Please describe your system hardware
> and configuration.
Hello Paul,
My system hardware is listed as a footnote below my posting:
Raspberry Pi 4B 2GB, Pimoroni On/Off Shim, Allo DigiOne, Khadas Tone
Board, Waveshare 5" Capacitive Touch
Clausi wrote:
> The dmesg log shows a couple of lines with an error. This only occurs in
> pcp 7 and not in the former versions. Can someone tell what is causing
> this error?
GOing to need more information. Please describe your system hardware
and configuration.
piCorePlayer a small
slartibartfast wrote:
> Even regulated power supplies can be problematic if the output cable is
> too thin. I don't think any Pi power supplies have remote voltage
> sensing.
Not the PS was defective nor the cable too thin. The little plug was
corroded and resistence too high. Some fluid
The dmesg log shows a couple of lines with an error. This only occurs in
pcp 7 and not in the former versions. Can someone tell what is causing
this error?
Code:
[ 11.833035] Starting piCorePlayer v7.0.1 startup.
[ 11.875512] random: crng init done
[
bluetdi wrote:
> Not really helpful your reply. I want to turn off the lightning.
If you think it is not helpful, why are you looking now for a new power
supply?
I told you that the voltage of your power supply is not enough for the
Pi and that is the reason for the lightning.
pi4 4gb
Thanks for your answers.
I read some reviews of PS for the Pi with a 7"-screen and now ordered
the official one. It will be delivered tomorrow and I hope it has enough
power for both so the lighning disappears. My other 2 Pi with screen
dont have this problem so I presume it must be the PS
chill wrote:
> I don't think a dual-PS, if such a thing exists, would be any different
> from a splitter attached to a single PS. The important thing is that
> the PS should be regulated. An unregulated supply can measure higher
> than the rated voltage under no load, but can drop below the
bluetdi wrote:
> Thank you @paul-
>
> I will look for a dual-PS with enough power for the screen and the Pi
> and feed them separately.
I don't think a dual-PS, if such a thing exists, would be any different
from a splitter attached to a single PS. The important thing is that
the PS should
Thank you @paul-
I will look for a dual-PS with enough power for the screen and the Pi
and feed them separately.
3xPi3B-7"+pCP 6.0 | LMS 8.0.1 | Transporter | 2xTouch | 2xClassic |
2xBoom | 2xRadio | iPeng
[Discarded: 2xOdroid U3+m2p+LMS]
I do not believe there is a way to turn it off. That is handled in the
firmware, which is not open source.
Common problems are with too cheap of a cable/connector on the power
supply, or something connected the the USB port that is pulling the RPI
internal voltage too low. If you are using
carsten_h wrote:
> You see the difference? It really is undervoltage, not undercurrent!
> When the *voltage* is too low the lightning appears. I have a few power
> supplies that deliver 3A, but the voltage is at 4,9V when the Pi is
> drawing 1A and that is too low for the Pi.
Not really helpful
bluetdi wrote:
> Is it possible to switch off the lighning that shows undervoltage?
>
> My Pi 3+ works fine, but when I play flac there constantly this lighning
> flickers.
> The power supply delivers 3A, that seems to be more then enough. Or is
> there differnt problem I should investigate
bluetdi wrote:
> that shows *undervoltage*?
>
> The power supply delivers *3A*
You see the difference? It really is undervoltage, not undercurrent!
When the *voltage* is too low the lightning appears. I have a few power
supplies that deliver 3A, but the voltage is at 4,9V when the Pi is
Is it possible to switch off the lighning that shows undervoltage?
My Pi 3+ works fine, but when I play flac there constantly this lighning
flickers.
The power supply delivers 3A, that seems to be more then enough. Or is
there differnt problem I should investigate first?
3xPi3B-7"+pCP 6.0 |
I suspect that the hidden SSID is the problematic element, but I haven't
tested it, and probably won't now that it's working.
I was vaguely aware that "# Maintained by user" will allow me to create
a fixed config file that pCP won't later modify, but thanks for pointing
it out, as it made me
Hi benh,
Good detective work! What you are saying is basically correct.
The "setup" method now hooks into an existing wifi setup process. It is
very simple, it takes a SSID and PSK and creates a wpa_supplicant.conf
that will work in the majority of cases.
Are you aware that adding "#
I'm still trying to 'sort out the problems'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103330-Jivelite-for-piCorePlayer=1013061=1#post1013061)
I am having with Jivelite on piCorePlayer 7.0.1 on a Pi with a
touchscreen and am digging deeper. I found an issue unrelated to that
that I thought
ashceryth wrote:
> Also tried with a Digi+ (non Pro) now. Same results...
>
> EDIT: My IQaudio DigiAMP+ also on RPi 3B+ with same WiFi adapter works
> fine with 192kHz.
>
> EDIT2: With the Digi+ Pro I seem to have issues with 96kHz (set the
> Qobuz plugin to 24bit/96kHz) too as it stutters
jiveluc wrote:
> even though the NAS is in ext4 and root partition of pCP too
That is an often heard misunderstanding of a NAS. It is totally
uninteresting which filesystem the NAS uses internally. It can be
anything.
Externally the NAS normally uses SMB which is a defined protocol for
giving
carsten_h wrote:
> Look at the last line of your screenshot: "Mounting network drives
> requires extra file system support"!
>
> A little bit above on the page you can find the part: "Install and
> Enable additional File Systems". There you have to press the first
> button. That's all. :-)
jiveluc wrote:
> I don't understand why.
Look at the last line of your screenshot: "Mounting network drives
requires extra file system support"!
A little bit above on the page you can find the part: "Install and
Enable additional File Systems". There you have to press the first
button. That's
Hello,
I recently installed piCorePlayer LMS and it works fine. Thanks.
I would like to Mount Remote Network Share (listen the music stored on
my NAS Synology with pCP LMS) but it's impossible to edit something :
all the fields, checkboxes and buttons are disabled (see screenshot)
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I
They would be needed at boot to see boot screens. But screens like the
pirate audio are in extensions, they just come up a bit later in the
boot process.
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Thanks Paul - that's very helpful.
paul- wrote:
>
> Do you really need them in the initrd?
>
I assumed they were needed at boot, but that's because I'm a bit out of
my depth here! I didn't think of using a separate extension - would
those files be available at the right time?
Thanks for
Do you really need them in the initrd? Why not just put them in an
extension.
But to answer your question, the initrd is a gzipped cpio archive.
Create you directory structure in a temp directory. i.e.
/tmp/myinitrd/lib/modules/.
Then change to /tmp/myinitrd
Code:
I've bought a 3.5" capacitive touchscreen ('this one'
(https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07Q8171LB)). I was attracted to
this particular screen because it was relatively cheap (I paid £27,
although it now seems to be unavailable), and it has a built-in RTC,
which may prove useful for a
I thought about my use of the rpi4 and decided not to install LMS.
We have two LMS instances on our lan; four players and additional rpi4.
I use the rpi4 (with HAT) as a headphone amplifier in the home office
where the power is switched off every night.
If I don't turn it off in the Material
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I must admit I have never seen resize fail.
>
> Have a look at the resize log, [Main Page] > [Diagnostics] > [Logs] >
> "resize"
There are two logs with mention of resize.
Current bootsync
#!/bin/sh
# put other system startup commands here, the boot process will wait
Patricia P wrote:
> I want to run pCP on my 4GB sd card as Player/Server but the expand (I
> mean resize) failed three times. I attach the dmesg
I must admit I have never seen resize fail.
Have a look at the resize log, [Main Page] > [Diagnostics] > [Logs] >
"resize"
Go to pCP Main Page > scroll down to Additional Functions > select
SDCard Image
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Select Create and wait for a short while
Action first
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And then complete
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Man in a van wrote:
> I'm not very good with log files, sorry
>
> I would suggest using the SD Card formatter and wiping the card, it will
> only take five minutes or so
>
> ronnie
Yes I'll do that
SB3, UE Radio, CA DacMagic, Talk Electronic stereo. LMS 8.1 RPI4B piCore
7.0
BBCiPlayer,
I'm not very good with log files, sorry
I would suggest using the SD Card formatter and wiping the card, it will
only take five minutes or so
ronnie
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I want to run pCP on my 4GB sd card as Player/Server but the expand
failed three times. I attach the dmesg
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In my example, I burnt pCP to a 4GB sd card
Eaxpanded the FS to 1MB
Installed 4 extensions and a copy of LMS (I did not configure LMS)
I made the backup and copied to my windows Desktop
One can see the sizes in the following screenshot (I have extracted the
.img to show its size)
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So I reinstall, create a backup; winscp to the backup and save to my
windows pc.
I read the advice on using the backup and I'm totally at a loss. I'm
able to follow step by step instructions but the comments on the use of
the backup were not understood.
SB3, UE Radio, CA DacMagic, Talk
Just check to make sure the backup works
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113512-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-7-0-0=1008849=1#post1008849
I don't think the instructions are on the wbsite yet :confused:
at least, I could not find them:o
ronnie
Patricia P wrote:
> Currently I use rpi4b as Player/Server and twice yesterday I was unable
> to boot up after power off.
>
> This is a different pi to the one that had a dodgy sd receptacle. This
> has been rock steady until I powered it in my husband's office.
>
> I realize now he has
Currently I use rpi4b as Player/Server and twice yesterday I was unable
to boot up after power off.
This is a different pi to the one that had a dodgy sd receptacle. This
has been rock steady until I powered it in my husband's office.
I realize now he has been switching it off at the mains,
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I *think* this may be an issue that your router is not up before LMS
> tries to start.
>
> LMS needs to set the time using ntpd. This has been discussed a few
> times before.
>
>
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