paul- wrote:
> The default firmware has not been updated since 9/3/2020.
Two quick points:
I've never been quite clear on firmware updates. Are they rolled into
piCorePlayer, albeit maybe not on a frequent basis? Or do they need to
be applied separately at a lower level?
Depending on where
Howard Passman wrote:
> I'm not positive, but based on the PCM5100A DAC and the overlay it looks
> just like everything else that Pimoroni makes. I have two of their DACs
> mounted on Zero's with no problem at all.
>
I have this one, which is probably similar. The audio works fine after
I'm not positive, but based on the PCM5100A DAC and the overlay it looks
just like everything else that Pimoroni makes. I have two of their DACs
mounted on Zero's with no problem at all.
Howard
Candlemass wrote:
> Hi,
>
> are the following DACs supported on the pi Zero?
> *
Hi,
are the following DACs supported on the pi Zero?
* https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/audio-dac-shim-line-out
* https://raspiaudio.com/produit/audio
I'm looking for a DAC with 3.5 mm jack.
Thanks
Candlemass's
soundcheck wrote:
> There's nothing bloated. pCP is made for RPis only. And the firmware
> management is the most basic functionality.
> Beside that just loading a tcz on the fly won't bloat up anything. For
> Paul or the piCore crew it's just a little extra
> work to get it going.
>
> Having
I'm under the impression that you can have at least 2 drives for music
storage. Are there any caveats to that? Can I have 500GB USB drive and a
250GB USB drive?
Thanks,
Howard
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carsten_h wrote:
> Look at the first message in this thread at the end:
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113512-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-7-0-0=1000589=1#post1000589
>
> :-)
tc@piserver:/mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/optional$ wget
About every 2/3 month there's an update and that since the beginning of
RPi4 times..
And then there's the bootloader config management. Defining all the
boot-parameters etc.
IMO you won't get around it.
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tuning kit - pCP
The default firmware has not been updated since 9/3/2020. How is that
all the time?
The package is the exact same package that rpi supplies, with
environment updates needed for pCP, which means you have access to save
configurations and change the config if you want. And of course it will
not
carsten_h wrote:
> But piCorePlayer is a tiny OS and not a bloated one with endless
> features.
> If you need the things, It will be easier to have another SD-card
> flashed with Raspberry Pi Imager with the newest Raspberry Pi OS and
> place it inside your Pi.
>
> I don't know what the
soundcheck wrote:
> I'd suggest to reconsider the current way of handling it.
But piCorePlayer is a tiny OS and not a bloated one with endless
features.
If you need the things, It will be easier to have another SD-card
flashed with Raspberry Pi Imager with the newest Raspberry Pi OS and
place
carsten_h wrote:
> Look at the first message in this thread at the end:
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113512-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-7-0-0=1000589=1#post1000589
>
> :-)
I've actually seen that one. I couldn't believe that this is gonna be a
long term approach.
RPi 4 firmware
soundcheck wrote:
> 2. How about the rpi-eeprom tools for the RPi4. Are these available?
Look at the first message in this thread at the end:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113512-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-7-0-0=1000589=1#post1000589
:-)
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and
Hi there.
2Qs@Paul
1. Any plans to step up to 5.10 kernel sooner or later? Timeline?
2. How about the rpi-eeprom tools for the RPi4. Are these available?
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Ah, in the README file the 'sudo' was missing.
Thank you,
Howard
paul- wrote:
> >
Code:
> > /dev/mmcblk0p2 58.0M 53.5M 0 100% /mnt/mmcblk0p2
> >
>
> Your disk is full, your other post said you resized the partition, but
> you never resized
Code:
/dev/mmcblk0p2 58.0M 53.5M 0 100% /mnt/mmcblk0p2
Your disk is full, your other post said you resized the partition, but
it looks like you never resized the file system
Code:
sudo resize2fs /dev/mmcblk0p2
When I try to resize my disk using the instructions in the README file I
get:
tc@pi3B:~$
tc@Server:~$ resize2fs /dev/mmcblk0p2
resize2fs 1.45.5 (07-Jan-2020)
Filesystem at /dev/mmcblk0p2 is mounted on /mnt/mmcblk0p2; on-line
resizing requ ired
old_desc_blocks = 1, new_desc_blocks = 1
resize2fs:
Zabizabo wrote:
> Thanks Paul but I am really far from being able to build a driver as I
> have not any knowledge in coding :D
Well there are no linux drivers for your Netgear, so no need to learn
now. Compiling the driver is the easy part. Finding a working driver
from the many
I forgot who asked about createding images when booting from USB.
That should be fixed in WWW build 00016.
Updated extensions uploaded.
Also fixed a math error when adding image size to the filename. And I
added a progress bar.curious to see how well this works on various
platforms.
paul- wrote:
> If there were drivers..I've created a couple of scripts to
> facilitate building drivers for pCP.
>
> Maintaining realtek driver source has proved to be too much time.
> Moving past pCP7, I will not be including kernel drivers for wifi chips
> that are not in-tree.
If there were drivers..I've created a couple of scripts to
facilitate building drivers.
Maintaining realtek driver source has proved to be too much time.
Moving past pCP7, I will not be including kernel drivers for wifi chips
that are not in-tree. However I will keep a repo with scripts
Man in a van wrote:
> I just realised that I have tried to use a Netgear WNDA320 with pCP
> before.
>
> Tried it again and it still doesn't work
>
>
> Just look for one that explicitly states it will work with a rpi4b and
> one that fits your criteria (either dual or single band).
>
> Also
jd68 wrote:
> Since it is already difficult to use your current wifi dongle with
> normal Linux, I am sure that it is really hard work to do the same with
> tinyCoreLinux/pCP.
>
> I use two USB wifi dongles with pCP:
>
> > > >
- Edimax EW-7811UTC
- Edimax EW-7811UAC
> > >
> The
Zabizabo wrote:
> Thanks for your answer. I will have a better look at the links you have
> provided but it seems that it's not so easy to use my Netgear dongle
> with Linux.
I just realised that I have tried to use a Netgear WNDA320 with pCP
before.
Tried it again and it still doesn't work
Zabizabo wrote:
> Just in case. Do you have a good wifi dongle to recommand? Thanks a lot
> :)
Since it is already difficult to use your current wifi dongle with
normal Linux, I am sure that it is really hard work to do the same with
tinyCoreLinux/pCP.
I use two USB wifi dongles with pCP:
Zabizabo wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I plan to buy this streamer :
> https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/network-audio-players-rasptouch/rasptouch-i-sabre-es9038q2m-streamer-with-touchscreen-32bit-384khz-dsd128-p-12181.html
> Unfortunately, because of the aluminium enclosure, the native RPi4 wifi
> is
slartibartfast wrote:
> Did you try rebooting?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Yes I tried to reboot and it doesn't change anything.
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Zabizabo wrote:
> Thanks for your answer. Unfortunately it's not working, I have this log
> message >
Code:
> > Scanning..
>
> No wifi devices found!
>
> Possible error:
>
> 1. USB wifi adapter missing - insert adapter and [Reboot].
> 2. Wifi
kidstypike wrote:
> On the pCP Wifi settings page, turn the built-in wifi off.
>
>
Thanks for your answer. Unfortunately it's not working, I have this log
message
Code:
Scanning..
No wifi devices found!
Possible error:
1. USB wifi adapter missing
Zabizabo wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I plan to buy this streamer :
> https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/network-audio-players-rasptouch/rasptouch-i-sabre-es9038q2m-streamer-with-touchscreen-32bit-384khz-dsd128-p-12181.html
> Unfortunately, because of the aluminium enclosure, the native RPi4 wifi
> is
Hi there,
I plan to buy this streamer :
https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/network-audio-players-rasptouch/rasptouch-i-sabre-es9038q2m-streamer-with-touchscreen-32bit-384khz-dsd128-p-12181.html
Unfortunately, because of the aluminium enclosure, the native RPi4 wifi
is not working.
I have a wifi
Most likely caused by a partial failure during an insitu update.
The code allows for a /home/tc/www directory, for development purposes,
but the average user should not have it. To correct it
SSH into the device.
1) First verify the presence of data in /var/www
TheLastMan wrote:
> This is what the tabs look like on my main page
You need to install winscp, login using user =
tc, password = piCore, and navigate to /home/tc/www in the right hand
pane to see if you have www.
https://winscp.net/eng/index.php
33345
This is what the tabs look like on my main page
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|Filename: pcp 7 main page.jpg |
|Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=33344|
Do you have a /home/tc/www ?
If yes - see
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111787-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-6-0-0=1008158=1#post1008158
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia,
Could this be the problem where there are two sets of web pages on the
pCP system as a result of an in-situ update?
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
Hi folks, can I refer you to a thread on LMS 8.1?
On my version of pCP 7.0.0 I do not appear to have the manual LMS
upgrade options, so can only get what I am given, which is LMS 7.9.2
Hi.
I meanwhile tried some restores of the new backup images, even with the
PI being booted.
That's the process I'm running:
Code:
sudo su
filetool.sh -b && sync
if grep -q "mmcblk0p1" /proc/mounts; then umount -l /mnt/mmcblk0p1; fi
if grep -q "mmcblk0p2"
philchillbill wrote:
> I have that working perfectly now
LOL. Don't jinx yourself. :)
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chill wrote:
> pCP has a good method for waiting for the network, in
> /usr/local/etc/init.d/pcp_startup.sh.
Thanks for the tip - I have that working perfectly now. Almost there
with the finished script...
paul- wrote:
> Only if you want to create/check/format an exfat filesystem.Many thanks. I
> wondered if I was doing something silly by not using a
piCorePlayer specific version of exfat-utils.
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philchillbill wrote:
> Indeed, I noticed the script was failing due to lack of network
> availability. I had hoped that a sleep statement in it would allow me to
> wait until it was up. Or just use a while loop until I see network
> availability.
I found that if I launched the start-up script
paul wrote:
> I don't' have issues with that, just be aware that when your script
> runs, the network is not established yet. DHCP would have just started
> on a wired interface, but for sure not up yet. And wifi would not even
> be configured. That all happens in the pcp_startup.
Indeed,
chill wrote:
>
> I wonder if Paul and the team have any words of caution concerning the
> use of /opt/bootlocal.sh this way?
I don't' have issues with that, just be aware that when your script
runs, the network is not established yet. DHCP would have just started
on a wired interface, but
jophill wrote:
> However is there any reason to load pcp-exfat-utils.tcz instead?
Only if you want to create/check/format an exfat filesystem.
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chill wrote:
> Squeezelite provides the -G option:
> >
Code:
> > -G : Specify the BCM GPIO# to use for Amp Power
Relay and if the output should be Active High or Low
>
> >
>
> I've never used it, so I'm not sure what triggers the signal.
This /opt/bootlocal.sh option works well for my USB DAC script too, and
it cuts out a manual step (adding the User Command in Tweaks). So the
whole process will become:
1) Create the script file and make it executable
2) Run it once with a specific option (previously 'make', but that'll
philchillbill wrote:
> Excellent option - thanks. I think I'll go for this.
>
> p.s. I think you're missing a slash in front of the home/tc directory,
> i.e. should be */*home/tc
You're right! Copy/paste error - I'll fix it, for posterity :)
chill wrote:
> This can maybe be helped by recording the ngrok startup in the boot log.
> The user could then (be directed to) look at the boot log:
> >
Code:
> > #!/bin/sh
> # put other system startup commands here
>
> echo "Starting ngrok from
toupman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to have one of the GPIO PINS to indicate if there is an
> audio signal or not?
> Whit this it would be very easy to switch on and off an external amp.
>
> Thanks
Squeezelite provides the -G option:
Code:
-G : Specify
chill wrote:
> The downside is that it's 'invisible' from the pCP web interface. To
> remove it, a user would have to know to remove the ngrok command from
> /opt/bootlocal.sh
This can maybe be helped by recording the ngrok startup in the boot log.
The user could then (be directed to) look at
Hi,
is it possible to have one of the GPIO PINS to indicate if there is an
audio signal or not?
Whit this it would be very easy to switch on and off an external amp.
Thanks
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Paul Webster wrote:
> I just had a look inside pcp-functions and it looks like that is
> sufficient (assuming you check to see if it is already there first).
> There is always a danger that poking things into files will break
> something somewhere else or will break in the future but that is
philchillbill wrote:
> You guessed it :cool: Thanks as usual.
>
> I have created a gorgeous landing page where a user can fill in all the
> details of his/her setup so that the setup script that is generated has
> everything already filled in for a turnkey install. vi sucks as an
> editor so
philchillbill wrote:
>
> Also, to enable crond, I added 'cron' to the list at
> /mnt/mmcblk0p1/cmdline.txt. Was this the correct thing to do?
I just had a look inside pcp-functions and it looks like that is
sufficient (assuming you check to see if it is already there first).
There is always
On a new installation of piCorePlayer 7.0.0 (32-bit) on a R.Pi4 server
with some of the music files on a USB flash drive I noted that both
*exfat-utils.tcz* and *pcp-exfat-utils.tcz* are available.
I loaded exfat-utils.tcz to mount the drive, as the LMS tab helpfully
points out. This works
chill wrote:
> /usr/local/etc/pcp/pcp.cfg
>
> Interesting idea, to script that - presumably for your 'one-click' ngrok
> install. The interface allows the user to create up to three user
> commands, and that cfg file has spaces for USER_COMMAND_1,
> USER_COMMAND_2 and USER_COMMAND_3. I
philchillbill wrote:
> How do I create a Tweak / User Command from a shell script rather than
> via the GUI; i.e. where are those commands saved in the filesystem ?
/usr/local/etc/pcp/pcp.cfg
Interesting idea, to script that - presumably for your 'one-click' ngrok
install. The interface
How do I create a Tweak / User Command from a shell script rather than
via the GUI; i.e. where are those commands saved in the filesystem ?
I created a dummy one and then did a grep -r to see if I could find
where it ended up but that was taking forever :rolleyes:
Also, to enable crond, I
paul- wrote:
> It should have worked, but I never tested it. I dont have any current
> systems booting from usb. Ill have to set one up.
Ok, I have time. It is not urgent!
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and squeezelite for usb inside an argon
one case
pi3b+ (7\" display, hifiberry
paul- wrote:
> 1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
> 2) Reboot
> 3) Run the Minor Update to update to pCP 7.0.1
I tried this on my Pi 3B+ installation. There I am booting off an USB
Stick.
I have the version 7.0.1 but when I touch on SDCard image I only get the
normal
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
Thank you very much. Your help and time is appreciated.
pufnstuf wrote:
> Realtek RTL8821CU usb wifi adaptor
>
>
>
> Thank you Paul for the generous offer... sorry for the late reply. If
> the offer is still valid here is my info:
>
> piCorePlayer_2B | piCorePlayer v7.0.0 | www v00011 | *linux
> 5.4.83-pcpCore-v7 *| piCore v12.0pCP | Squeezelite
Thanks for the confirmation guys.
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paul- wrote:
> I did a quick test with fstrim, and didn't see a change. But perhaps
> that was my use case.
>
> Has anyone done an image burn operation to a new SD card, and then
> boot..to make sure there are no problems. (I did test with
> rpi_imager) But a few more data points would
paul- wrote:
> I did a quick test with fstrim, and didn't see a change. But perhaps
> that was my use case.
>
> Has anyone done an image burn operation to a new SD card, and then
> boot..to make sure there are no problems. (I did test with
> rpi_imager) But a few more data points would
paul- wrote:
> I did a quick test with fstrim, and didn't see a change. But perhaps
> that was my use case.
>
> Has anyone done an image burn operation to a new SD card, and then
> boot..to make sure there are no problems. (I did test with
> rpi_imager) But a few more data points would
paul- wrote:
> I did a quick test with fstrim, and didn't see a change. But perhaps
> that was my use case.
>
> Has anyone done an image burn operation to a new SD card, and then
> boot..to make sure there are no problems. (I did test with
> rpi_imager) But a few more data points would
I did a quick test with fstrim, and didn't see a change. But perhaps
that was my use case.
Has anyone done an image burn operation to a new SD card, and then
boot..to make sure there are no problems. (I did test with
rpi_imager) But a few more data points would be good to know.
I also made to the backup to /tmp work.
With part2=200MB it's working great. Takes just 30seconds on a Pi4.
@Paul
RU running "fstrim" on the partitions? Might help to save some bytes
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paul- wrote:
>
> What pcp kernel do you have, and I'll make it for you for now. (Please
> supply the kernel version you are running, found in the footer of the
> web interface)
Thank you Paul for the generous offer... sorry for the late reply. If
the offer is still valid here is my info:
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi acanning,
>
> I *think* it copies partitions not the SD card.
>
> Remember that pCP is largely running in RAM.
>
> /tmp is truly only *temporary*, reboot and it is gone!
>
> regards
> Greg
Many thanks Greg, you were right, I rebooted and the file had gone :)
Just read the web page, there is an option to backup all partitions, or
just the first two. Only partitioned space is copied. Shrinking
partitIons can be a hit and miss process, so I just gzip them to
compress the images. Note that gzip is a single threaded process, and
can add a long time to
hi acanning,
I *think* it copies partitions not the SD card.
Remember that pCP is largely running in RAM.
/tmp is truly only *temporary*, reboot and it is gone!
regards
Greg
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Hello
I like the new feature to make an image of the SD card. I've managed to
do this and now have a 1.3gb file in my tmp/images directory. I've
copied this to my PC using WinSCP but now want to delete it from my SD
card. When I try it says Permission Denied. Can someone help me delete
this
Thanks Greg. Seems to be. So when it makes a copy it copies even the
empty parts of the partition? I don't guess there's anyway to shrink a
partition :-)
Thanks,
Howard
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I *think*, the size of the backup depends on the size of your first 2
> partitions.
I *think*, the size of the backup depends on the size of your first 2
partitions.
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So am I right that this will create a file the size of your entire SD
card if you save the backup to your music file source
(mnt/music/images)? I just started a backup to mnt/music/images and it
says the files size is 30432mb. Is that right??
Thanks,
Howard
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I haven't
soundcheck wrote:
> /tmp didn't work. But I tried it on a 2GB RPi4. Perhaps that's a bit too
> low. Not sure if it helps when killing
> squeezelite, which sits in the background with a massive 400MB rambuffer
> configured. I'll try that tomorrow.
I haven't looked at exactly what Paul released,
paul- wrote:
> Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
> without an announcement.
>
> You can write to any attached disk ( USB, network) including /tmp.
>
>
> For those that want to try.
>
> 1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
>
paul- wrote:
> Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
> without an announcement.
>
> You can write to any attached disk ( USB, network) including /tmp.
>
>
> For those that want to try.
>
> 1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
>
You were right. I did an insitu of 7.0.0 and that worked. I know I
downloaded 7.0.0b6, but I'll be darned if I remember why or when.
Thanks,
Howard
kidstypike wrote:
> Worked fine for me on 7.0.0 release, may not work on 7beta?
Is b6 beta? I just loaded the 7.0 update when I loaded it.
Howard
kidstypike wrote:
> Worked fine for me on 7.0.0 release, may not work on 7beta?
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Howard Passman wrote:
> "[ INFO ] There are no current fixes for 7.0.0b6". is what I got after
> running patch update, rebooting and then minor update. Hmm. Tried it on
> two pi's. Same result. I gotta be doing something wrong.
>
> Thanks
>
> Howard
Worked fine for me on 7.0.0 release, may
paul- wrote:
> Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
> without an announcement.
>
> You can write to any attached disk ( USB, network) including /tmp.
>
>
> For those that want to try.
>
> 1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
>
"[ INFO ] There are no current fixes for 7.0.0b6". is what I got after
running patch update, rebooting and then minor update.
Thanks
Howard
paul- wrote:
> Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
> without an announcement.
>
> You can write to any attached
paul- wrote:
> Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
> without an announcement.
>
> You can write to any attached disk ( USB, network) including /tmp.
>
>
> For those that want to try.
>
> 1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
>
Is he referring to the imaging function that I slipped out this weekend
without an announcement.
You can write to any attached disk ( USB, network) including /tmp.
For those that want to try.
1) Run a Patch Update to Pull in new base and web extensions.
2) Reboot
3) Run the Minor Update
I am not sure to which backup code you are referring to?
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A Q or better an idea related to the backup function. Which I think is a
nice feature.
By reading the code I figured that
1. only the effective image size gets backed up - GREAT - and
2. the whole thing gets gzipped
3. I also saw that the space gets checked on the target
Now. By
Paul Webster wrote:
> Yes - see
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?112335-piCorePlayer-6-configuring-NTP-server=977176=1#post977176
great, thank you very much.
1-Touch, 3-Radio, 1-UE Radio
Raspberry Pi 4 / 4gb - piCorePlayer v7.0.0 - LMS 8.1.0
devilsfun wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running pcp 7.0 with 4 Radios and after a while the clock on the
> radios shows the wrong time.
>
> To fix this I have to restart the pcp. Is this a known problem? is there
> a fix that maybe the pcp syncs the time every day?
>
>
Time sync is a separate
devilsfun wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running pcp 7.0 with 4 Radios and after a while the clock on the
> radios shows the wrong time.
>
> To fix this I have to restart the pcp. Is this a known problem? is there
> a fix that maybe the pcp syncs the time every day?
>
Yes - see
@Greg
That was it. Things just got seriously better. Thx.
Now the sourceforge access works too. ;)
I figured the sourceforge mirror downloads are taking at least double
the time. ( compiletc >> ~2min vs ~4min)
Now. The pcp-load "help" wasn't that "clear" either. There's been stuff
missing
Hi,
I'm running pcp 7.0 with 4 Radios and after a while the clock on the
radios shows the wrong time.
To fix this I have to restart the pcp. Is this a known problem? is there
a fix that maybe the pcp syncs the time every day?
Thank you in advance.
Daniel
1-Touch, 3-Radio, 1-UE Radio
pufnstuf wrote:
> Hi Paul, thank you for the reply. I have found loads of guides online
> for compiling the drivers myself but they all refer to using dkms...
> What should I use in its place on PiCore?
>
> Cheers!
The process is the same..
1) Download kernel sources
2) Download the
tce-load is the standard piCore program. (Uses tce mirror file)
pcp-load is Paul's version of tce-load with enhancements. (Uses command
line options to override tce mirror)
Just type the command name to get the options.
The [Extensions] page uses tce-load as it was written before pcp-load
What you're saying.
If I run tce_load from commandline - what I do. And just echo the repo
URL into /opt/tcemirror
it wouldn't work !?!?
If I toggle the repos on the WEB-UI /opt/tcemirror gets changed
accordingly. That's what I figured earlier.
That's irrelevant !?!?
:::' my blog -
Its is manipulated dynamically from the web interface. It is only
applicable from the web interface, Using the Extension installer on the
Web interface and installing packages from the interface.
Here are the repos we use.
Code:
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