Howard Passman wrote:
> BTW, does you password field actually have the placeholders in it? Mine
> stays blank.
Yes it does.
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Howard
Howard Passman wrote:
> Well shoot and thanks. I thought maybe the "Create File Mode" might be
> an issue, so I changed it from 0664 to 0666. No change.
>
> BTW, does you password field actually have the placeholders in it? Mine
> stays blank.
>
> Howard
Well shoot and thanks. I thought maybe the "Create File Mode" might be
an issue, so I changed it from 0664 to 0666. No change.
BTW, does you password field actually have the placeholders in it? Mine
stays blank.
Howard
kidstypike wrote:
> SAMBA working fine for me on Pi4/PCP 6.0.0.
>
>
Howard Passman wrote:
> Can't get permission set for my music drive in SAMBA. I have it set the
> same as I did with pcP 5.0, using the music same drive, as it was. I can
> get to it in Windows Folders, but can not open it. I did set Write
> Permissions.
>
> I guess I just want to know if it
Can't get permission set for my music drive in SAMBA. I have it set the
same as I did with pcP 5.0, using the music same drive, as it was. I can
get to it in Windows Folders, but can not open it. I did set Write
Permissions.
I guess I just want to know if it is working in 6.0
Thanks,
Howard
Many thanks Man in a van. Some how I managed to miss that I needed to be
in Beta mode to configure the Dac. missed that. I saw the Dac listed,
albeit differently than what I was used to in Advanced mode and went for
it.
Also, apologies to all in this thread if I cross posted. Chalk it up to
@Radar77
Are you in beta mode?
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Many thanks Chaps.
I think I'll wait and see how things pan out. My Pi4 isn't running too
hot but I can't resist tinkering which probably isn't wise as I haven't
really got a clue what I doing!! It's also dawned on me that as I'm not
using the USB interface I doubt the update will benefit me at
I tried the firmware flash (and so, I think, did chill)
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28=243500=ea13694e338be4c55e009c3359159e1a=75
kidstypike reference this
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28=243500=375#p1518239
There have been a lot of updates since
It might not have made its way into the standard release from RPi team
because of some people reporting that it was causing issues for their
USB3 devices.
ISTR some saying that transfer speeds slowed down a lot.
Paul Webster
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Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
paul- wrote:
> That is a firmware flash that must be manually applied. Just open a ssh
> session and follow the directions given by the rpi folks. The odd
> thing is that they have not released this patch in any official way.
> There is a link to the thread somewhere in this thread. Im
acanning wrote:
> Many thanks for clarifying Paul.
>
> May I ask one further beginners question;
> I'm aware that a firmware update was issued for the Pi4 a few weeks ago
> which is supposed to help with the core temperature, something to do
> with the usb chip I think. Anyway, how should I go
Many thanks for clarifying Paul.
May I ask one further beginners question;
I'm aware that a firmware update was issued for the Pi4 a few weeks ago
which is supposed to help with the core temperature, something to do
with the usb chip I think. Anyway, how should I go about updating my Pi4
or
No there is not a way to do it from the web interface. You can easily
log in via ssh and run "top"
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Is there a way of seeing what the CPU load is at any given point within
PCP. I can see the CPU temperature (under diagnostics) but it would be
good to see how hard the CPU is working at the same point? I'm thinking
along the lines of Max2Play which shows the CPU load in conjunction with
the
I read that the other day. It's amazing what think they
deserve..when they paid absolutely nothing for it.
I'll do what I can to keep it supported for pCP. I really don't like
the other solutions.
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paul- wrote:
> I would have warned you about it. Look at the source code, he makes
> comments in the source about being inundated with emails.
It looks like we're on our own now with WiringPi. Gordon won't be
supporting it any more. His blog post 'here'
bencat wrote:
> Hi Ronnie
>
> Thanks for the adviice but the LMS works so much easier on Max2play and
> so will leave it there as I pay for a license anyway . As I say will use
> the picoreplayer as player software as that seems to work . Not getting
> any better and not getting any worse
Jeff07971 wrote:
> You can always install nano :)
>
>
>
>
> What is the default resolution of the monitor ?
>
> I use a 1920x1080 TV (with 1920x1080 set) and it is all fine
>
> Jeff
It seems to default to 1780 720 but I everything is a little too large.
When I alter it to 1920 1080 the
>
> I had to edit the config file as per Jeff's post.
>
> Bloody vi. :rolleyes:
>
You can always install nano :)
>
> Anyway, I went for the figures recommended by Jeff and although the
> install completed it was not correct.
>
> Everything was blurry at the edges.
>
What is the default
Man in a van wrote:
> It's quite possible to use Ex-fat on pCP, Andrew. It does work :)
>
> 27809
>
> ronnie
>
> hope your feeling better :p
Hi Ronnie
Thanks for the adviice but the LMS works so much easier on Max2play and
so will leave it there as I pay for a license anyway . As I say
Well on the rpi4b I tried the other day, it would not install properly.
I had to edit the config file as per Jeff's post.
Bloody vi. :rolleyes:
Anyway, I went for the figures recommended by Jeff and although the
install completed it was not correct.
Everything was blurry at the edges.
On
Man in a van wrote:
> Hey Jeff, I just installed Jivelite on a pCP rpi1B, to the same monitor
> I used for the rpi4B.
>
> No need to edit any files, install took 50 secs, reboot 2min 45 secs and
> the screen was ready. (not bad for an old turtle).
>
> I'll try the rpi4b with a fresh image
Jeff07971 wrote:
> I think you'll find that Jivelite will not work OOTB, you'll need to
> edit config.txt and set the screen resolution
>
> >
Code:
> >
> # uncomment to force a console size. By default it will be display's size
minus
> # overscan.
>
bencat wrote:
> I have always struggled to picoreplayer to work as my LMS my issue I
> find it hard to get my USB HD mounted so that LMS can find the music
> files .
It's quite possible to use Ex-fat on pCP, Andrew. It does work :)
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ronnie
Hi I use max2play for the LMS part of my network and it has always
worked well . I have always struggled to picoreplayer to work as my LMS
my issue I find it hard to get my USB HD mounted so that LMS can find
the music files . I know that this is just my issue and it could be
easily solved so
Thanks Jeff:)
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Man in a van wrote:
> I have my rpi4b (4gb) connected to a monitor.
>
> I thought to try Jivelite
>
> The pi boots and seems to complete, I don't know if it is absolutely
> finished.
>
> The monitor screen displays the verbose output and blinks every 2
> seconds or so, this blink, which is
I have my rpi4b (4gb) connected to a monitor.
I thought to try Jivelite
The pi boots and seems to complete, I don't know if it is absolutely
finish.
The monitor screen displays the verbose output and blinks every 2
seconds or so, this blick, which is not on the screen long enough for my
old
This may be a little better. The fan has to be offset because of the
built in heat sink.
Howard
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> Sorry :-) Here it is
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kidstypike wrote:
> Picture please! :cool:2780227802
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> I am using the new FLIRC case on which I installed a small fan. CPU
> temps are fine in my case.
>
> 16:40 37
> 16:41 37
> 16:42 35
> 16:43 36
> 16:44 37
> 16:45 37
>
> Howard
Picture please! :cool:
*Server - LMS 7.9.2 *Pi4B/pCP 6.0.0 18K library, playlists & LMS
I am using the new FLIRC case on which I installed a small fan. CPU
temps are fine in my case.
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16:41 37
16:42 35
16:43 36
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Howard
kidstypike wrote:
> Same here, perhaps an average of 1°C lower with the update. Not quite
> the icy blast I was expecting. :(
>
>
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Steve, if you have a problem, give me a call.
ronnie
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Give it a try Steve.
I don't know why bootcode.bin is possessed by VLC, but carry on.
If it doesn't work just remake the image.
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this is the contents of the SD card now
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Ronnie.sorry its another image, but is this now installed on the
card and I can now assemble the pi ?
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M-H wrote:
> Thanks Paul, netusb is working with this recipe, first boot and tested
> twice
> I can not reproduce your mount issue though, using a fresh image and
> piZeroW
>
>
>
>
> This I did not understand , and as I did not need it, I can't trial and
> error to it.
> It is not a cli
Thanks Paul, netusb is working with this recipe, first boot and tested
twice
I can not reproduce your mount issue though, using a fresh image and
piZeroW
paul- wrote:
>
> add max_loop=100 to the command line for now, that will make the kernel
> create all of the loop devices at boot
M-H wrote:
> I fiddled around with spare hardware and tried to setup a set of pcp6
> nodes separate from the working ones.
> A cloned SD for the Pi4 started without any issues in the pi3Bplus, but
> the boot seamed shorter, especially the wired nic initialisation.
>
> But I failed to get a pi
I fiddled around with spare hardware and tried to setup a set of pcp6
nodes separate from the working ones.
A cloned SD for the Pi4 started without any issues in the pi3Bplus, but
the boot seamed shorter, especially the wired nic initialisation.
But I failed to get a pi zero going with an USB
NE5 wrote:
> Do I need to attach the HDMI cable as I don't need to use one at the
> moment ?
No
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Do I need to attach the HDMI cable as I don't need to use one at the
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> its FAT32
>
>
Then do;
> UTF-8 Support for fat32 requires the additional filesystem extensions.
>
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> Steve I'm not sure if spaces are allowed in the name, check by expanding
> the red word more at the top of the box.
>
> Also make sure that you have installed the extra files (in the box above
> Enabled Mount Point).
> If your usb is is formatted exFat then you need to
Man in a van wrote:
> Steve I'm not sure if spaces are allowed in the name, check by expanding
> the red word more at the top of the box.
>
> Also make sure that you have installed the extra files (in the box above
> Enabled Mount Point).
> If your usb is is formatted exFat then you need to
I don't think idle was expected to change much. I saw a pretty big
change under heavy load and lots of disk activity.
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Man in a van wrote:
> I have just performed the USB firmware upgrade on a rpi4b (4gb) just
> running LMS.
>
>
> No significant difference that I can see.
>
> ronnie
Same here, perhaps an average of 1°C lower with the update. Not quite
the icy blast I was expecting. :(
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I have just performed the USB firmware upgrade on a rpi4b (4gb) just
running LMS.
The pi is on my desk, no case, suported by a BIC (other biro's are
available) just to allow some ait to circulate underneath the board :p
This is the temp chart with the pi at idle
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thanks mate. Will get back to you. Is that downloaded zip file a LMS
server, I have seen they are trying to upgrade firmware to cool the pi4
down a bit.
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Steve I'm not sure if spaces are allowed in the name, check by expanding
the red word more at the top of the box.
Also make sure that you have installed the extra files (in the box above
Enabled Mount Point).
If your usb is is formatted exFat then you need to enabled that as well.
ronnie
Man in a van wrote:
> Starting with this now. Thanks Team :)
>
> I have had to make a few atemtps to connect to my Qnap NAS shared file,
> but got there in the end.
>
> I just had vers=3 in the options box in my working pCP on a rpi1B and
> that connected fine.
>
> On the rpi4B (4gb ram) I
hi chill,
We are gradually moving all log files to /var/log
[Main Page] > [Diagnostics] > [Logs] displays the log files. The log
page actually collects some logs that aren't in /var/log and also
generates a few logs itself.
regards
Greg
Greg Erskine wrote:
> There is also a CPU Temperature graph page:
>
> [Main Page] in [Beta] mode > [Extras] > [CPU Temp]. Press [Start].
>
> This will start a process to record the CPU temp every minute. Page will
> refresh automatically.
Greg - is there a file somewhere with the stored
paul- wrote:
> I'm not good enough with alsaconf to direct audio through 2 different
> plugins.
I will investigate in the coming week, and see how such could be done.
M-H
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paul- wrote:
> Bluetooth worked in my quick test, but Im working on different
> Bluetooth setup for the final release.
I've got it working too. And old issue bit me in the xxx again;
You can not switch audio outputs reliably while you have the alsa
equalizer installed.
Best to uninstall the
kidstypike wrote:
>
> An SSD drive is even faster, here's mine -
>
> 27681
Indeed that is fast at 2K songs per minute it is twice as fast as my
initial test;
6K songs on local usb3 disk @ 6 minutes => 1K songs a minute
But are we really using the all the new pi its potential ?
I just
kidstypike wrote:
> First step - install Samba. pCP > LMS page. (mine below)
>
> 27682
Thanks - I'm such a noob! Didn't really know what Samba was!
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PugRallye wrote:
> Just wondering...
>
> Is there any way to make the HDD that's attached to the Pi visible on
> the network?
>
> i.e. when using a NAS as the LMS server, I can easily add new music to
> it wirelessly across the network.
>
> Is there any way to do that using PCP?
>
>
Just wondering...
Is there any way to make the HDD that's attached to the Pi visible on
the network?
i.e. when using a NAS as the LMS server, I can easily add new music to
it wirelessly across the network.
Is there any way to do that using PCP?
Otherwise I'd need some form of direct
PugRallye wrote:
>
> With just LMS installed, no extras etc, PCP looks like it's using about
> 560MB of the 2GB partition I created for it.
>
> Without having added/changed any files, a incremental rescan
> (new/changed files) takes about 11 mins (2 mins of that was scanning the
> whole
kidstypike wrote:
> Good to hear it's now working!
>
> An SSD drive is even faster, here's mine -
>
> 27681
Oh I'm sure - SSDs just fly...
I connected a recent backup to the Pi now - it's a 4TB WD red (7200rpm)
drive that contains about 130,000 FLAC files.
Complete, initial scan took just
Bluetooth worked in my quick test, but Im working on different
Bluetooth setup for the final release.
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PugRallye wrote:
> You're a star!
>
> That's exactly what it was.
>
> I resized the pCP partition from (I think) 200MB to 2GB, re-installed
> LMS and re-scanned everything and it's working!
>
> Thanks so much for replying with that suggestion...
>
> For those who might be interested, the Pi
I've got some issue's to get my piCorePlayer v6.0.0-b1 on a pi4x4
connected to a BT speaker ( clip3 )
As it is my first attempt, I am not sure I am not making any beginner
mistakes here.
So please hint me in the right direction.
The set ( pi and speaker ) have worked before in Raspbian Buster,
kidstypike wrote:
> You have resized the SD card? Installed extra files systems?
>
> If it were me at this stage I would put a handful of albums on a USB
> stick and point LMS at that. If LMS responds okay, then I'd suspect your
> HDD/power supply.
You're a star!
That's exactly what it was.
PugRallye wrote:
> Update: it seems that it's once LMS has done it's full scan that
> everything stops working.
>
> The library is only about 8000 MP3s, I'm sure that's not "too much" for
> the Pi4 to handle? (I hope not - my eventual plan is to give it the
> full, c130k track library to
Update: it seems that it's once LMS has done it's full scan that
everything stops working.
The library is only about 8000 MP3s, I'm sure that's not "too much" for
the Pi4 to handle? (I hope not - my eventual plan is to give it the
full, c130k track library to manage)
But having run the initial
paul- wrote:
> Short and sweet announcement,. ...
Many Thanks ! got my Pi4x4 up and running in no time.
Funny detail; Restarted my Pi with pCP from a working raspbian buster
setup with squeezelite running , and the running LMS recognized the
'new' player with its MAC and resumed audio in synch
paul- wrote:
> How was the drive formatted? What kind of drive? How is it powered
>
> Almost all corruption issues are due to power supply
I have no idea what happened. It was a 1TB 3.5" disk from an old NAS
that was sat in a USB3 dock thing, one of these:
How was the drive formatted? What kind of drive? How is it powered
Almost all corruption issues are due to power supply
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Not quite sure what's happened here, but any help welcomed.
Got piCorePlayer up and running on my RPi4, installed LMS and created a
mount to an external USB disk
Went into LMS and got it to do a scan
It found c350 folder, but no MP3s
Tried various different things (reboots etc) and then PCP
Lets take the subprime talk to that thread too.
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chill wrote:
> Thanks Matt - just spotted this. I haven't had the 4B in full-time
> service for the last couple of days, so don't have any new experience of
> the temperature behaviour, but now that my buttons are working again
> I'll get this 4B installed in my amplifier enclosure and get
chill wrote:
> I'm sure I went through that permutation earlier.
I've figured out what stops my sbpd command line from working, but not
why. When I add the command line parameter to specify the address of
the server, the command fails, and none of the buttons work. I've tried
'-A
A heads-up for anyone who uses a push button to toggle their pCP on and
off: there's another new feature in the RPi 4B. The halt command
apparently puts the device into a very low power state, from which it
can no longer be woken by grounding GPIO3. One of my front panel
buttons is dedicated
Thanks Paul - that seems to have done it. I'm sure I went through that
permutation earlier. I haven't yet tried adding the MAC address and IP
address flags, but the basic command is working from the script file now
at least.
drop the verbose output on the command line, unless you are specifcially
debugging.
Just put the line into a file. Make sure you set the executable flag
(chmod 755 name-of-scriptfile)User commands get ran as root, so no
need to use sudo.
It's also good practice to put the required
I've now configured the 4B to replicate my 3B+, ready to switch it over
into my amplifier enclosure. I have 9 buttons, each with a short and
long press, so I have quite a long string to define all the button
commands in sbpd:
Code:
sbpd -v -d -f
Very nice. Any plans on integrating a 7" screen? Anyway, will wait for
finished project and photos.
Back on topic
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edwin2006 wrote:
> Totally off-topic but very curious about your amplifier setup. Perhaps
> new thread with pictures?
Off-topic I agree - I was planning to post photos etc in the pi-based
players thread if I ever get the front and back panels finished! It's
an integrated amp with 6 channels
Totally off-topic but very curious about your amplifier setup. Perhaps
new thread with pictures?
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drmatt wrote:
> Tbh you'd have to check which governor is in use, there are several and
> they all behave slightly differently. Generally it ramps up the speed
> quickly but the CPU has to be busy enough to have no idle states between
> clock interrupts for the clock speed to step up.
>
>
paul- wrote:
> Gotta love someones infinite wisdom here
>
> All previous pi's the resistor pulls down=1 and up=2
> Pi4, pull up=1 and down=2
>
> I made some updates and did some basic IO tests... I think I have it
> working. Please be careful testing.
>
> pcp-update wiringpi.tcz
What
Gotta love someones infinite wisdom here
All previous pi's the resistor pulls down=1 and up=2
Pi4, pull up=1 and down=2
I made some updates and did some basic IO tests... I think I have it
working. Please be careful testing.
pcp-update wiringpi.tcz
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chill wrote:
> From 'here'
> (https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/1219/how-do-i-determine-the-current-mhz)
> I found:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/cpuinfo_max_freq
> sudo cat
I would have warned you about it. Look at the source code, he makes
comments in the source about being inundated with emails. I have found
the required memory offset information, I have the output side working,
I was having problems with the input side.
I should have something workable
That's a real shame. It takes an enormous amount of time and part of the
appreciation could be a donation but not everyone agrees on that.
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I emailed Gordon. He confirmed that the resistor control stuff hasn't
been updated in wiringPi yet, but it's in the pipeline. Poor fella
seems rather jaded about some hostile reactions to this. I guess some
people don't appreciate what it takes to support such a widely used, and
free,
There's a clue on the Raspberry Pi forum 'here'
(https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=32=244162=1489057=wiringpi#p1489057).
The way the resistors work has changed apparently. The linked forum
thread suggests that wiringpi has been updated to suit, so either that's
not completely
I did a few more tests with wiringpi. From my perspective everything
points to there being a problem with the current version (2.52) on an
RPi 4B.
What I've done:
1) I tried my fully configured pCP6.0.0 beta1 SD card in a 3B+
(configured with LMS, Squeezelite etc, plus Paul's repackaged
Hi,
there are reports on network issues concerning rpi4, maybe there is a
bug in Ethernet/PHY driver; see:
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/3034#issuecomment-507378119
best wishes pbg4
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Just to advise I have now experienced NFS mount issues - not many but
enough to indicate that there may be an issue that needs addressing.
My Pi4 is wired.
My NAS is also wired (obviously).
I am using a standard NFS mount - no vers= declared as default is
working.
The NAS is mounted by a number
chill wrote:
> I'll go back and check this evening though.
Confirmed. I went back to the raw pCP6.0.0-b1 image, and am unable to
write a value to an output pin. But after the update I can. Same
version number (2.52) but different behaviour, and still not working for
input pins.
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