InSitu update failed. From 7.0.1 on a Pi 4 with a 16GB SD-Card and
'just' pCP (i.e. no LMS).
No idea what went wrong. The pi rebooted and from that moment I wasn't
able to access it anymore. Not through the .local url, nor via the ip
address. Since I don't have a mini-hdmi cable (nots to self:
Thank you *pallih* for discovering this. As with others, I installed the
cdrom-5.4.83-pcpCore-v7.tcz extension and then the update proceeded
perfectly!
What a fantastic bunch of helpful people you all are.
Tim
That fixed it for me. Thanks!
pallih wrote:
> I noticed that the filesystems-5.10.42-pcpCore-v7.tcz.dep included:
>
> cdrom-KERNEL.tcz
>
> but there was no cdrom extension loaded. So I loaded that extension:
>
> Downloading: cdrom-5.4.83-pcpCore-v7.tcz
> cdrom-5.4.83-pcpCore-v7.tcz: OK
>
paul- wrote:
> Not sure why it was not downloading it automatically. Sometimes Even
> I forget the update process.
Is that why you recommend a new install instead of an update! ;) Just
joking.
Seriously, thank you for all your hard work and help!!!
kiza wrote:
> [ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer7.0.1
> [ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 5. Boot partition size is:
> 131072
> [ INFO ] Space required for update and extensions: 15000k
> [ OK ] Free space: 75660k - Required space: 15000k
> [ INFO ] You are downloading
[ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer7.0.1
[ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 5. Boot partition size is:
131072
[ INFO ] Space required for update and extensions: 15000k
[ OK ] Free space: 75660k - Required space: 15000k
[ INFO ] You are downloading piCorePlayer8.0.0
[ INFO ]
I'm have not seen any download errors, and I have done lots of builds.
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Thanks for that.. That will help me track down the problem. cdrom as a
dependency was new. Not sure why it was not downloading it
automatically. Sometimes Even I forget the update process.
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I noticed that the filesystems-5.10.42-pcpCore-v7.tcz.dep included:
cdrom-KERNEL.tcz
but there was no cdrom extension loaded. So I loaded that extension:
Downloading: cdrom-5.4.83-pcpCore-v7.tcz
cdrom-5.4.83-pcpCore-v7.tcz: OK
and then the update went ahead fine.
I'm having a similar issue too. I can't see any erroneous files in
/mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/optional
[ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer7.0.1
[ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 5. Boot partition size is:
131072
[ INFO ] Space required for update and extensions: 15000k
[ OK ] Free
pallih wrote:
> Getting this on both repos:
>
> [ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer7.0.1
> [ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 5. Boot partition size is:
> 131072
> [ INFO ] Space required for update and extensions: 15000k
> [ OK ] Free space: 666284k - Required space:
I checked the repos last night, the files are fine. There is a chance
you have a partial file existing on your system that is corrupt. You
can try to look in
/mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/optional
And delete anything that filesystems-5.10.42-pcpCore-v7*
Make sure not to delete the version from your
Getting this on both repos:
[ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer7.0.1
[ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 5. Boot partition size is:
131072
[ INFO ] Space required for update and extensions: 15000k
[ OK ] Free space: 666284k - Required space: 15000k
[ INFO ] You are
Alverman wrote:
> Paul, thank you for your answer, but I have no ambition whatsoever to
> compile drivers myself. I much rather go out and buy another stick. I
> just don't want to start a collection in the hope that one fits the
> bill.
>
> But how can one know if a specific wifi stick is
paul- wrote:
> There is no list. Wifi makers are horrible about doing drivers.
> Realtek based product is the worst. I've dropped support for anything
> that is not maintained by kernel.org or raspberrypi.org. You can
> compile some drivers yourself.but its a headache, which is why I
Alverman wrote:
>
> Which leads me to the question as to how one can select a suitable
> wifi-dongle? Is it enough that the maker declares it works with Linux
> out of the box or that it is compatible with Rpi4?
There is no list. Wifi makers are horrible about doing drivers.
Realtek based
After about one year of just enjoying my music, I suddenly realised I
was two versions behind. So I updated the three Pcp-instances I had
running:
- a headless Pi2B with a Hifiberry DAC, wired connection
- a Pi2B with a Hifiberry DAC and an official Raspberry touchscreen,
wifi connected
paul- wrote:
> It's likely a cache issue on the extension filesystem-xxx. That
> extension was updated after the launch of pCP8. A minimal system would
> not have that extension on it.therefor those systems are not
> affected.I got home from work late last night, and I completely
Fiendish wrote:
> Oh dear, me too again as well!
>
> I've successfully updated 3 x pi3b+'s that are pCP/squeezlite players
> only from 7.01 to 8.0, but my pi3b+ running pCP/LMS (not Squeezelite)
> simply will not update, always failing with the same errors.
>
> Has anyone successfully updated
was able to upgrade but have Squeezelite installed.
(1) Pi 3 w/ HifiBerry Digi + Pro, piCorePlayer 8.0.0-64 Bit
LMS 8.2.0, WD usb drive for Music files
(1) Touch, (1) Transporter, (1) Duet
QLogitechMediaServer on QNAP TS-853a
Oh dear, me too again as well!
I've successfully updated 3 x pi3b+'s that are pCP/squeezlite players
only from 7.01 to 8.0, but my pi3b+ running pCP/LMS (not Squeezelite)
simply will not update, always failing with the same errors.
Has anyone successfully updated a pCP LMS-only pi3b with the
Tried again - same error.
hellrider77 wrote:
> Tried again today, no luck, same problem, the Rpi 3B+ which is LMS
> server only still same error, unable to download
> filesystems-5.10.42-pcpCore-v8.tcz
> Interestingly, my other pCP machine (CM3) which is player only, updated
> just fine last
paul- wrote:
> The repo issues sounds like a localized CDN cache issue. I'll flush the
> cache when I get home tonight.
Tried again today, no luck, same problem, the Rpi 3B+ which is LMS
server only still same error, unable to download
filesystems-5.10.42-pcpCore-v8.tcz
Interestingly, my
paul- wrote:
> Samba4 has been updated. Actually it was gnutls that was broken due to
> nettle being upgraded. Remove, reboot, then reinstall Samba4, and you
> should be set.
Cheers. Samba is now working fine. Thanks for your efforts.
Yeah, highly likely.
For many years we have been able to have mmap default to 1. On recent
builds, we have found situations where mmap has to be 0. We have been
adjusting defaults.
There is a chance that the upgrade process does not pick up the change.
Boogie2005 wrote:
> Hi paul, Firts Page:
>
>
>
> Does this mean I can no longer use HDMI audio? I have the pi4 with
> PiCore 7 connected via HDMI to my AVR, and only listen to music via HDMI
> out.
I did an inplace upgrade from 7.0.1 and got no audio via HDMI. However,
I set the audio back
In Situ upgrade from 7.0 without any issues. Thank you!
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The repo issues sounds like a localized CDN cache issue. I'll flush the
cache when I get home tonight.
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Thanks for the help there Daniel, I had not looked at that problem yet.
Likely a change in the kernel caused a udev change. I'll check the
proper way to resolve.
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Fiendish wrote:
> Same problem for me too, squeezelite disabled and running LMS only on a
> pi3b.
> >
Code:
> > [ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer7.0.1
> [ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 5. Boot partition size is: 131072
> [ INFO ] Space
I've just set up a fresh system with pCP 8.0.0 (no upgrade, with rpi3a+,
display+jivelite, IR, RTC and LMS) and everything is working very well
so far - thanks alot!
Now I'm trying to configure gpio-shutdown (and shutdown-monitor) -
however, grounding the corresponding GPIO only switches
Same problem for me too, squeezelite disabled and running LMS only on a
pi3b.
Code:
[ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer7.0.1
[ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 5. Boot partition size is: 131072
[ INFO ] Space required for update and extensions:
hellrider77 wrote:
> Trying to perform the update. Is this temporary? Or am I doing something
> wrong?
>
> >
Code:
> > [ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer7.0.1
> [ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 5. Boot partition size is: 131072
> [ INFO ]
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Fingers crossed it is only temporary. I have been lots of upgrades today
> with no errors.
Well, tried to download the respective file via web browser on a windows
computer in my home network, it worked. I have no idea whether it should
be different in the case of pCP
I did 4 "in situ" installations on 3 players and one server. No
problems. Before the player update i removed the @soundcheck sKit and
after update i installed it again.
After the update on pCP LMS server i had to update the LMS binaries and
libraries manually.
IMHO pCP 8.0 sounds better, than
hellrider77 wrote:
> Trying to perform the update. Is this temporary? Or am I doing something
> wrong?
>
> >
Code:
> > [ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer7.0.1
> [ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 5. Boot partition size is: 131072
> [ INFO ]
I take a new SD Card, it works fine with HDMI Audio!
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Trying to perform the update. Is this temporary? Or am I doing something
wrong?
Code:
[ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer7.0.1
[ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 5. Boot partition size is: 131072
[ INFO ] Space required for update and extensions:
Boogie2005 wrote:
> So you are not recommending an upgrade of the existing version. Better
> to use an extra SD card for testing?I have no idea. Since there is no way to
> go back to 7 from 8 it would be
a safe way of doing it if you have a spare card.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> The same announcement was made for pCP 7. If it works on 7 it probably
> works on 8. Try burning a new card, you can always revert to pCP 7.
>
So you are not recommending an upgrade of the existing version. Better
to use an extra SD card for testing?
Paul Webster wrote:
> Yes ... I just posted about it on a different thread.
> See Jivelite for piCorePlayer
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=1027732Thinking about it I
> suspect my TV is too old to support CEC.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I just found this and wondered if anything came of it?
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=1006198
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Yes ... I just posted about it on a different thread.
See Jivelite for piCorePlayer
I just found this and wondered if anything came of it?
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=1006198
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Boogie2005 wrote:
> Hi paul, Firts Page:
>
>
>
> Does this mean I can no longer use HDMI audio? I have the pi4 with
> PiCore 7 connected via HDMI to my AVR, and only listen to music via HDMI
> out.The same announcement was made for pCP 7. If it works on 7 it probably
works on 8. Try burning
Hi paul, Firts Page:
> Known Issues
>
> No support for RT kernels. I don't see support for these kernels
> continuing.
> HDMI audio is quite hit and miss. Many bumpy roads ahead for HDMI
> audio out.
Does this mean I can no longer use HDMI audio? I have the pi4 with
PiCore 7 connected via
BigA507 wrote:
> Just did a fresh install of 32 bit PiCorePlayer 8. All working ok EXCEPT
> SAMBA 4 is broken.
Samba4 has been updated. Actually it was gnutls that was broken due to
nettle being upgraded. Remove, reboot, then reinstall Samba4, and you
should be set.
piCorePlayer a small
paul- wrote:
> What is the RPi revision level of that 2B board?
Hi Paul,
The Rpi 2B is:-
Revision a01041
PCB Rev 1.1
Looks like someone on the "Jivelite for PicorePlayer" Thread also has
this problem
Jeff
*Want a webapp ?* Get SqueezeLite-X !
paul- wrote:
> What USB Dac are you using and what RPI board? If you are using an
> older RPI board (Earlier than a RPI4) Then take a look at the "USB
> Audio tweaks" at the bottom of the tweaks page.
RPi 3B with Topping D10s.
Thanks. I have no idea what those settings mean but I will
Have clean installed pCP V8.0.0 on RPI 3B+ x 2
1st with RPI touchscreen, all is great including JL. Thanks !
2nd with HDMI output to TV (Video only Audio via HifiBerry DAC)
All works fine until I install JL, when the system boots I see the JL
splash screen and then nothing, no JL Setup page
Ejdzi wrote:
> The web interface
That will take a bit of research. I'll look into it.
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In situ 7.01 to 8 on Pi3a with Allo Boss and Pi4b Allo Boss2 player -
both worked and playing now.
Well done and thanks.
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paul- wrote:
> Are you configuring via the web interface, or doing all manually?
The web interface
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paul- wrote:
> remove, reboot and reinstall the filesystem extension.
After a second reboot it is working again! Thank you very much!
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and squeezelite for usb inside an argon
one case
pi3b+ (7\" display, hifiberry dac+ pro) picoreplayer with
squeezlite/jivelite
carsten_h wrote:
>
> But I still get the error that hfsplus is an unknown filesystem.
There is an additional dependency in kernel 5.10 that I overlooked.
remove, reboot and reinstall the filesystem extension.
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Ejdzi wrote:
> Thanx for the update. I did an insitu update (Pi4 with 7.01 before) with
> LMS and everything seems to be ok except one thing: Shutdown GPIO.
> On 7.01 itwas ok
> (dtoverlay=gpio-shutdown,gpio_pin=3,active_low=0,gpio_pull=down) but
> after update shutdown fails (working like a
Thanx for the update. I did an insitu update (Pi4 with 7.01 before) with
LMS and everything seams to be ok except one thing: Shutdown GPIO.
On 7.01 was ok
(dtoverlay=gpio-shutdown,gpio_pin=3,active_low=0,gpio_pull=down) but
after update it fails (working like a stop button).
paul- wrote:
> You will need the additional filesystems support too. Is this a fresh
> install?
No, it is an insitu update. The additional filesystems are installed
with 7.01 and they are also installed now in 8.0:
35209
+---+
BigA507 wrote:
> Just did a fresh install of 32 bit PiCorePlayer 8. All working ok EXCEPT
> SAMBA 4 is broken. Doing an install from the web-based interface. SAMBA
> installs perfectly with no errors. Except that it won't start. I have
> done some investigating and discovered that the SAMBA4
carsten_h wrote:
> Today I see that I really have a problem! Yesterday I tested only
> radio.
> I have my musik on an external SSD which has a GUID partition table and
> a HFS+ filesystem. With 7.01 and before it was only necessary to install
> "util-linux.tcz". I updated it but the drive is
Just did a fresh install of 32 bit PiCorePlayer 8. All working ok EXCEPT
SAMBA 4 is broken. Doing an install from the web-based interface. SAMBA
stalls perfectly with no errors. Except that it won't start. I have done
some investigating and discovered that the SAMBA4 version is NOT all the
Eyerex wrote:
> Big thanks for the update did a clean install and everything is working
> great on my setup, only one thing i noticed which could just be my ears
> as have a budget setup with a Yamaha A-S500 and a set of JPW Sonata
> speakers with my Picoreplayer running a Meridian Explorer 2
Big thanks for the update did a clean install and everything is working
great on my setup, only one thing i noticed which could just be my ears
as have a budget setup with a Yamaha A-S500 and a set of JPW Sonata
speakers with my Picoreplayer running a Meridian Explorer 2 USB DAC and
i'm sure the
It might be best to start this topic in its own thread.
The pcm in pcm1794a is a clue. There is often a dsd twin.
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Ahlis wrote:
> Hi, yes I have a USB setup as well which works well:).
> But imo the I2S sounds better:), so I would like to continue with i2s
> but with another codec which is unlocking DSD capabilties and rates
> above 192kbit.Someone on the Moode forum is using the IAN Canada board, maybe
>
slartibartfast wrote:
> You could use the USB input instead of HDMI.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Hi, yes I have a USB setup as well which works well:).
But imo the I2S sounds better:), so I would like to continue with i2s
but with another codec which is unlocking DSD capabilties
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I am a little confused about you talking about HDMI and i2s. HDMI has
> limitations.
Hi, the HDMIpi transmitter is a HAT board for sending i2s digital audio
from the GPIO port as balanced LVDS format. And for this a HDMI port and
cables is used.
I am a little confused about you talking about HDMI and i2s. HDMI has
limitations.
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Ahlis wrote:
> Hi, I have a IAN Canada HDMIpi transmitter connected to a rpi4 using
> picoreplayer, which is feeding a Denafrips Pontus II DAC.
>
> The issue with my current setup is sample rate limitations and lack of
> DSD capability => no function for sampling rates above 192kHz and no
>
Hi, I have a IAN Canada HDMIpi transmitter connected to a rpi4 using
picoreplayer, which is feeding a Denafrips Pontus II DAC.
The issue with my current setup is sample rate limitations and lack of
DSD capability => no function for sampling rates above 192kHz and no
native DSD output.
Current
carsten_h wrote:
> Did an insitu update on my Pi4 (7.01 before) with LMS and USB speaker:
> no problem
Today I see that I really have a problem! Yesterday I tested only
radio.
I have my musik on an external SSD which has a GUID partition table and
a HFS+ filesystem. With 7.01 and before it was
Step 1, back up the SD card
Step 2, update the www interface ('cos I forgot to do it before step
1!)
Step 3, pick the "Full Update" option from PCP updates on the main
screen, and click "Next" whenever needed
Step 4, rockin' the music once more!
The only unusual thing I noticed was the "Space
Sounds like a space issue or corrupt download.
Have you tried rebooting?
Check the size of your boot partition. pCP does check space before it
downloads but you never know.
Have you done insitu's in the past from 5 to 6 to 7?
Have you loaded extra extensions? Sometimes a bootstrap command
Greg Erskine wrote:
> What version are you upgrading from?
7.01
I just tried again, same error message.
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Did an insitu update on my Pi4 (7.01 before) with LMS and USB speaker:
no problem
The other insitu was my Pi3B+ (7.01 before) with Jivelite, Hifiberry and
Bluetooth Headphone: I had to deinstall Bluetooth before but it was an
easy install afterwards. The pairing of the headphone was no problem.
Thank you. I was on the wrong update panel. I was impressed that the
update reviewed the memory required vs available. Since I had plenty of
memory I ran it and all of my music files were still intact :D
granger's
paul- wrote:
> ronnie,
>
> I updated the cirrus logic extension.but that is just a nuisance
> error.
>
> The keyboard issue. You are missing ff-memless.ko, which is a force
> feedback driver. If its really important, you can grab the module from
>
paul- wrote:
> Both of those should have been seen in 7.0.1. I can fix the cirrus
> issue by updating the extension. The keyboard is a missing module, does
> that keyboard have extra hardware on it?
>
It's a standard Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600 (UK) Model 1366.
I have used it before
Man in a van wrote:
> Just made a fresh image for my rpi 1 and Cyrus Logic soundcard...it
> works :):)
>
> However, the keymap loads US settings and my UK keyboard does not work
> :(. I noticed this with v7.0.1 but forgot to mention it , sorry :o
> (dmseg attatched)
>
ronnie,
I updated
All my devices updated to 8.0, push-button easy. Thanks for making it
so simple! :)
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monitors; LMS 8.1.1 on piCorePlayer/Pi 4; Material Skin.
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hoverdonkey wrote:
> I was just in settings and saw that v.8.0.0 is available, so I updated
> in-situ, which went smoothly.
>
> The reason I was looking at settings was to try wi-fi instead of
> ethernet. The next logical step is to disble ethernet - is this
> possible in PCP? I have looked
granger wrote:
> Everyone seems to be doing an insitu update - but I don't understand how
> to do it. I've tried a full update in picoreplayer but that doesn't
> work.
> Also, I have music files on the SD card. Will that be a problem?
> Thanks
> Granger
The full update button is the button,
paul- wrote:
> There is no way from the web interface. Its safest to update the
> sections one by one from the web interface. You can skip the reboot in
> between until your done. Unless you are doing compiling and other
> stuff that was installed manually, there should be no reason to try
nowhinjing wrote:
> When I try to install APmode I get
>
> Is there a problem, or should I just try again tomorrow ?
>
>
Not anymore, thx for reporting.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I happened to select an extension and clicked update and there was an
> update available. Is there a way to update all extensions with a single
> click or is it necessary to check each one individually?
>
There is no way from the web interface. Its safest to update
granger wrote:
> Everyone seems to be doing an insitu update - but I don't understand how
> to do it. I've tried a full update in picoreplayer but that doesn't
> work.
> Also, I have music files on the SD card. Will that be a problem?
> Thanks
> GrangerWhat happens when you click Full update?
Everyone seems to be doing an insitu update - but I don't understand how
to do it. I've tried a full update in picoreplayer but that doesn't
work.
Also, I have music files on the SD card. Will that be a problem?
Thanks
Granger
Hi all,
I cannot mount a samba share in my home network which works well with
other computers.
I first tried to configure it via the GUI, but as it didn't work, I
tried to debug it from the command line.
dmesg output is:
Code:
[ 581.803946] CIFS: Attempting to mount
psketch wrote:
> InSitu update completed on 8 players, including one LMS on a mixture of
> pi 2,3 and 4 with a mixtures of configs. All ran perfectly. I'll
> likely get around to updating them from clean install at some point, but
> insitu ran perfectly for me.
>
> pete S
OK, one caveat on
Did an in-situ upgrade from pCP 7.0 on my RPi B+ and a clean install on
an RPi B both with no issue. Thanks!
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When I try to install APmode I get
Code:
[ INFO ] Downloading AP Mode...
There was a error downloading pcp-apmode.tcz.
Retrying extension pcp-apmode.tcz...in 5 seconds.
There was a error downloading pcp-apmode.tcz.
Retrying extension pcp-apmode.tcz...in 5
hoverdonkey wrote:
> I was just in settings and saw that v.8.0.0 is available, so I updated
> in-situ, which went smoothly.
>
> The reason I was looking at settings was to try wi-fi instead of
> ethernet. The next logical step is to disble ethernet - is this
> possible in PCP? I have looked
I was just in settings and saw that v.8.0.0 is available, so I updated
in-situ, which went smoothly.
The reason I was looking at settings was to try wi-fi instead of
ethernet. The next logical step is to disble ethernet - is this
possible in PCP? I have looked through settings but could not
InSitu update completed on 8 players, including one LMS on a mixture of
pi 2,3 and 4 with a mixtures of configs. All ran perfectly. I'll
likely get around to updating them from clean install at some point, but
insitu ran perfectly for me.
pete S
I happened to select an extension and clicked update and there was an
update available. Is there a way to update all extensions with a single
click or is it necessary to check each one individually?
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Man in a van wrote:
> However, the keymap loads US settings and my UK keyboard does not work
> :(. I noticed this with v7.0.1 but forgot to mention it , sorry :o
> (dmseg attatched)
>
Both of those should have been seen in 7.0.1. I can fix the cirrus
issue by updating the extension. The
Updated without issues. Now need to rescan for bt headphones...
A question: does the alsa equaliser apply to bt output?
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Any benefit of switching to 64 bit on a 3B+?
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AlecSp wrote:
> In-situ upgrade from v7.0.0 worked a peach for me.
>
> 30 seconds of clicking OK / Next. 60 seconds for a reboot. Drama = 0.I
> think I needed to do a manual reboot but apart from that it went
smoothly. It might be because I was trying the pcp.local IP address for
the first
In-situ upgrade from v7.0.0 worked a peach for me.
30 seconds of clicking OK / Next. 60 seconds for a reboot. Drama = 0.
Server: LMS 8.1.1 on piCorePlayer 7.0.0 on Pi 4B 2GB with library on
512GB USB drive
Listening on: 2 x Squeezebox Radios 8.0.1 , and direct from the Pi using
a Behringer
Just made a fresh image for my rpi 1 and Cyrus Logic soundcard...it
works :):)
Turtletastic!! :cool::cool:
However, the keymap loads US settings and my UK keyboard does not work
:(. I noticed this with v7.0.1 but forgot to mention it , sorry :o
(dmseg attatched)
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