Okay, the config is good, and the kernel is running would be 32bit.
Confirm by running uname -a from command line. I suspect you are
looking at the reported arch by lms on the information page. That arch
is actually not real for the runtime, but the arch of the compile
machine that built
Just to clarify, I have loaded 6.0 b6. I should be able to update to b7
on my RPI 3b.
Thanks again,
Howard
paul- wrote:
> I updated the OP to clarify. B1 to B7 upgrade is a whole different
> problem.B1 was a very early release, and was thrown together really
> quick. B7 should boot
paul- wrote:
> A pi3b/b+ should be using the armv7 kernel. Can you check your
> config.txt and post it?
>
> As for the spotty helper? Are you supplying a static binary? If so
> aarch64 should not be a problem. Otherwise how does Perl identify the
> arch? Can we wrap slimserver.pl with
Howard Passman wrote:
> On the download page it states that there is no 32 bit kernel in b7. Of
> course I tried to update from b1 to b7 twice before I read that :-)
>
I updated the OP to clarify. B1 to B7 upgrade is a whole different
problem.B1 was a very early release, and was thrown
A pi3b/b+ should be using the armv7 kernel. Can you check your
config.txt and post it?
As for the spotty helper? Are you supplying a static binary? If so
aarch64 should not be a problem. Otherwise how does Perl identify the
arch? Can we wrap slimserver.pl with setarch?
piCorePlayer
I have b1 so I fresh installed that and then did an insitu update to B7.
It wouldn't boot after that and I don't have a screen to see what is
happening. I did find that I have a b5 version so I am running that and
it works fine and gives me what I wanted.
Thanks,
Howard
kmccourt wrote:
> 32
Howard Passman wrote:
> On the download page it states that there is no 32 bit kernel in b7. Of
> course I tried to update from b1 to b7 twice before I read that :-)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Howard
32 bit support has been removed from the Pi4 so it's now only 64bit; in
earlier betas both options were
On the download page it states that there is no 32 bit kernel in b7. Of
course I tried to update from b1 to b7 twice before I read that :-)
Thanks,
Howard
kmccourt wrote:
> b7 has 32 bit kernels for the Pi models earlier than the Pi4.
Howard Passman wrote:
> Sorry, I totally forgot to state I am using this on a RPI B3. That i why
> I am looking for the 32bit kernel. I've been loading B1 on it and all is
> well, but I would like to take advantage of the Bluetooth changes of B6.
> B7 works great on my PI4
>
> Howard
b7 has
Sorry, I totally forgot to state I am using this on a RPI B3. That i why
I am looking for the 32bit kernel. I've been loading B1 on it and all is
well, but I would like to take advantage of the Bluetooth changes of B6.
B7 works great on my PI4
Howard
Howard Passman wrote:
> What is used for
BT should work just fine in b7 with the 64 bit kernel. The only thing
that is 64 bit is the kernel. All userspace is still 32bit. The main
reason for migrating to 64 bit kernel is the memory management on the
4GB board. Unless there is a compelling reason, i'm not going to
maintain the
BT should work just fine in b7 with the 64 bit kernel. The only thing
that is 64 bit is the kernel. All userspace is still 32bit. The main
reason for migrating to 64 bit kernel is the memory management on the
4GB board. Unless there is a compelling reason, i'm not going to
maintain the
kidstypike wrote:
> b7 replaces b6 -
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110727-BETA-piCorePlayer6-0-0-PI4-support
What is used for 32bit relative to 6.0? I was hoping to upgrade the
Bluetooth.
Thanks,
Howard
Howard Passman wrote:
> I've looked a bit and I may be blind, but could someone point me to the
> download for Where do I find the download of pCP 6.0.0-b6?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Howard
b7 replaces b6 -
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110727-BETA-piCorePlayer6-0-0-PI4-support
Howard Passman wrote:
> I've looked a bit and I may be blind, but could someone point me to the
> download for Where do I find the download of pCP 6.0.0-b6?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Howard
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110727-BETA-piCorePlayer6-0-0-PI4-support
I've looked a bit and I may be blind, but could someone point me to the
download for Where do I find the download of pCP 6.0.0-b6?
Thanks,
Howard
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Thanks for fast response. I have succesfull installed InLine USB
Bluetooth 4.0 Adapter on Raspi 4B.
1x Picoreplayer with Hifiberry DAC/ADC, 3x Picoreplayer with Jivelite 7"
Display und IQaudio DigiAmp+, 4x Picoreplayer wiith 7"Display and
Audiophonics Sabre DAC, 2 Picoreplayer 6 b on RPI4
Yes, disable the onboard Bluetooth, and a USB dongle should work fine.
Ive used two different ones without issue, you do need to make sure
they are supported by linux.
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My RPI4 is housed in an metall case with other components. The RPI4B
onboard Bluetooth works only on short distance (1-2 Meter). Is there a
possibilty to use an USB bluetooth Donglel instead of the Raspi's on
board Bluetooth?
1x Picoreplayer with Hifiberry DAC, 3x Picoreplayer with Jivelite
Think I got it this time Ronnie. Missing an * globbing all of the 4B
cards.
As for the network, most of the time I get an address in about 3 or 4
seconds, but Occasionally when swapping SD cards in the same board, it
causes the DHCP server to delay. Not having a network address does
indeed
The previous post was from the SD card with the image that does not load
ALSA.
Here is the same pi, with the image made from a fresh download of the
beta7. Squeezelite works fine on this.
Here is the Boot log, with no IP address:
Code:
Starting piCorePlayer v6.0.0-b7
paul- wrote:
> What pi are you using? Can you get me your revision code? Its on the
> Diagnostics / Raspberry Pi page.
>
> As for the network address, you dhcp server is taking a long time to
> respond.is that normal for you? The Wait for network is timing out
>
> Thanks for the
What pi are you using? Can you get me your revision code? Its on the
Diagnostics / Raspberry Pi page.
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Downloaded the new beta image and the install proceed without any
problems.
Sound card present on boot.
Code:
Starting piCorePlayer v6.0.0-b7 startup...
Checking for boot files on mmcblk0p1...
Trying to mount /dev/mmcblk0p1.
ssh file found on mmcblk0p1.
Tried to update a rpi4b (32bit kernel) this Sunday morning.
The update failed:
Code:
[ INFO ] You are currently using piCorePlayer6.0.0-b6
[ INFO ] Boot partition size required: 62000. Boot partition size is: 131072
[ INFO ] Space required for update and
paul- wrote:
> Update would not be totally effective until after the reboot. That was
> the first page that appears when you press "Update pCP" Correct?
Yes, exactly! ;)
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cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -* Pi3B+/pCP
Update would not be totally effective until after the reboot. That was
the first page that appears when you press "Update pCP" Correct?
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paul- wrote:
> Pretty sure that was fixed in this version..,
So . . . it probably showed before the b7 update took effect?
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Pretty sure that was fixed in this version..,
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paul- wrote:
> Just pushed up b7, main thing with this release is added a mirror repo
> (sourceforge) for downloading packages. See 'OP.'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110727-BETA-piCorePlayer6-0-0-PI4-support=944664=1#post944664)
>
> This will likely be the last beta, and
Just pushed up b7, main thing with this release is added a mirror repo
(sourceforge) for downloading packages. See 'OP.'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110727-BETA-piCorePlayer6-0-0-PI4-support=944664=1#post944664)
This will likely be the last beta, and will move to full
paul- wrote:
> ... The only way to get true trouble free WiFi and Bluetooth, is to use
> a 5Ghz WiFi channel.
Thanks. I turned off wifi as a wired connection is available. Now all is
well.
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The only difference is in bluetooth is the front end software. Bluez,
and bluealsa are identical between 5 and 6. Are you running WiFi. The
only way to get true trouble free WiFi and Bluetooth, is to use a 5Ghz
WiFi channel.
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Grasping at straws here. I have a Pi 3B+ which I had used with pCP 5.0
reasonably successfully with a UE BOOM 2 speaker.
Now with 6.0 I find that the speaker cuts out, presumably from weak
signal, in places it worked very well before.
Is it possible the BT power is lower in 6?
All else here
Pi 4 4GB,USB DSD DAC ESS9038Pro+Amanero combo 384 with picoreplayer
6.0.0 beta6 works well,the audio quality is better than my pi 3B,micro
SD boot is no problem but USB flash drive and USB SSD HDD.
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eliottinthesky wrote:
> I want to get mono on my left chanel
Adding the following to the end of /etc/asound.conf would create two new
output devices called left and right which downmix stereo to mono.
You will need to adjust the hw:0,0 to hw:1,0 depending on the location
of your DAC as Paul
eliottinthesky wrote:
> I want to get mono on my left chanel
>
> -> Does Mono option apply Mono (left + right) on each chanel ? Do i
> change the volume of right chanel ?
>
> -> What is swap option ? just invert left and right ?
>
> -> And what is the other option (hw hw plughw, card 0 1)
>
paul- wrote:
> With upgraded firmware, the heat is better on the PI4, but I still
> wouldn't put it in a sealed case, it needs some sort of ventilation
Thanks Paul,
Guess I'll put it on the back burner for the time being as the only
problem I have is slow samba transfers from my ripping pc.
What's the difference between Mono and Swap ? What do i choose to get
the best quality on the left chanel (left + right)
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paul- wrote:
> No nano is not installed. vi is there. You can add nano from the
> extensions page.
>
> If you just want mono. You should be able to do that in the
> Extras|asound Tab, but that is a beta function
i'm sorry but where is "Extras|asound Tab"
No nano is not installed. vi is there. You can add nano from the
extensions page.
If you just want mono. You should be able to do that in the
Extras|asound Tab, but that is a beta function
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Could you define "little playing", because when i try to start Alsamixer
on my rpi zero (ssh connection and mac terminal) it return this :
Code:
tc@piCorePlayerSdBbas:~$ alsamixer
Error opening terminal: xterm-256color.
tc@piCorePlayerSdBbas:~$
Mono output requires a little playing with the alsa asound setup. There
is no difference between pCP 5.0.0 and pCP 6.0.0-beta
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Hi, is Beta the only solution to had Mono output ?
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Man in a van wrote:
> Ian, I loaded up an IQAudio DAC+ onto a rpi4b (4gb).
>
> ronnie
Thanks for this Ronnie. I haven't bought a pi 4 yet I thought I would
leave it a month or so and then upgrade.
If IQAudio haven't come up with a case by then I may buy something like
the Pimoroni case with
ian_heys wrote:
> Has anyone used pCP 6.0.0 with an on board DAC. I was thinking in
> particular about the heat issues.
>
> I have a remote (from my router/NAS/Home PC) player/server using pCp
> 5.01 with an IQAudio DAC+ and a SSD music drive attached by USB 2.0.
>
> This works really well
Paul Webster wrote:
> Try this ... it worked for me ... add it to your list of Repos in
> LMS/Settings/Plugins
> Then go back to your pCP JiveLite and Settings/Avanced/Install Applets
> (or similar)
>
> http://www.dabdig.co.uk/slimserver-rep/AlbumFlowpcp-repo.xml
>
> If it does not work I
Has anyone used pCP 6.0.0 with an on board DAC. I was thinking in
particular about the heat issues.
I have a remote (from my router/NAS/Home PC) player/server using pCp
5.01 with an IQAudio DAC+ and a SSD music drive attached by USB 2.0.
This works really well including playing a growing
Well I don't know if something has changed from yesterday but after
I did an update today (not a full update i did the other day)
Squeezelite updated to 1.9.6-1198-pCP
And DSDs play fine now...
Excuse my "newbieness"!!
thank you
Main system: Synology
Try this ...
http://www.dabdig.co.uk/slimserver-rep/AlbumFlowpcp-repo.xml
If it does not work I suggest starting a new thread since it
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Paul
... I tried but could not get the applet to appear in pCP Jivelite.
I created my own repo xml - made the change to the .lua file ... made a
new zip file ... sha value calculated and put in repo xml
Added repo xml to my local LMS
Restarted LMS and JiveLite just in case ... but am not being
Paul Webster wrote:
> The XML file that Ralphy referred to does not seem to be attached.
> Basically ... you need a web server where you can host an edited version
> of Erland's XML file.
> I expect that someone will do it for you soon.
Can't wait
Thank you!!!
Main system: Synology
The XML file that Ralphy referred to does not seem to be attached.
Basically ... you need a web server where you can host an edited version
of Erland's XML file.
I expect that someone will do it for you soon.
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Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
paul- wrote:
> The DSD/DOP option will show up as long as the squeezelite binary that
> you are using has the DSD build option.
>
> With pCP6.0.0-b6, you need at v1.9.6-1198-pCP (Which comes with the
> image). Seems you got downgraded as I didn't update the main repos.
> You should be able
kidstypike wrote:
> Album flow is an Applet you can install on the Touch & Radio. (pic from
> Squeezeplay below). However, it doesn't appear in the applet list on
> pCP/Jivelite > Settings > Advanced > Applet Installer.
>
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paul- wrote:
> Might want to ask that in the jivelite thread.
DomieMic65 wrote:
> piCorePlayer v6.0.0-b6
> Squeezelite v1.9.6-1194-pCP
>
The DSD/DOP option will show up as long as the squeezelite binary that
you are using has the DSD build option.
With pCP6.0.0-b6, you need at v1.9.6-1198-pCP (Which comes with the
image). I purposely did not push
camel wrote:
> Hello Paul,
>
> Is there a chance that you will implement a tweak option in a pCP Tweaks
> to selectively shutdown unused USB ports?
>
> This could be useful as potentially it could increase sound quality.
>
> Thanks in advance!
The biggest issue with this is that the
Hello Paul,
Is there a chance that you will implement a tweak option in a pCP Tweaks
to selectively shutdown unused USB ports?
This could be useful as potentially it could increase sound quality.
Thanks in advance!
Man in a van wrote:
> I made a fresh image, enabled the 64 bit kernel and booted my rpi4b
> (4gb).
>
> I installed the pcp-dsdplay.tcz extension, Audio output setting is
>
> hw:CARD=Control,DEV=0
>
> Squeezelite version at install
> Squeezelite v1.9.6-1198-pCP
>
> DOP settings only
DomieMic65 wrote:
> piCorePlayer v6.0.0-b6
> Squeezelite v1.9.6-1194-pCP
>
> Yes I know that the DSD binary is removed I read it, but I get no sound
> when trying a DSD file. Actually the cursor doesn't move at all. Seems
> that the track loads but stays without reproduction of sound or the
paul- wrote:
> You cannot install any apps other than what's available in LMS plugins.
> But what are you looking for, you can browse by image art.
yes browse by image, i did not find it, i try to see this evening
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paul- wrote:
> What version pCP and squeezelite are you running? Look in the footer.
> The latest beta 6, we removed the split DSD binary. The DSD/DOP
> should be there by default now.
piCorePlayer v6.0.0-b6
Squeezelite v1.9.6-1194-pCP
Yes I know that the DSD binary is removed I read
Might want to ask that in the jivelite thread. It might have to be
manually installed. (Like Custom Clock)
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paul- wrote:
> You cannot install any apps other than what's available in LMS plugins.
> But what are you looking for, you can browse by image art.
Album flow is an Applet you can install on the Touch & Radio. (pic from
Squeezeplay below). However, it doesn't appear in the applet list on
nervoteso wrote:
> is there any chance to install album flow on pi display?
You cannot install any apps other than what's available in LMS plugins.
But what are you looking for, you can browse by image art.
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DomieMic65 wrote:
> Are there in this thread any pages about enabling dsd on pCp6.0.0?
> I use a RPi3B+/Khadas Tone Board for now!
> On pCp5.0.0 played just fine with "0:u32be" setting in the DSD/DoP field
> of Squeezelite settings but here there is no such field.
>
> Thanx!!!
> Michael
What
is there any chance to install album flow on pi display?
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Are there in this thread any pages about enabling dsd on pCp6.0.0?
I use a RPi3B+/Khadas Tone Board for now!
On pCp5.0.0 played just fine with "0:u32be" setting in the DSD/DoP field
of Squeezelite settings but here there is no such field.
Thanx!!!
Michael
Main system: Synology
i notice when i come back home i'0ve to restart all the players to avoid
rebuffering issues.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> From JiveLite interface you should be able to Choose Player to pick
> which one you want it to control (and then it will show the Now Playing
> from that other player).
yes thanks. done.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> From JiveLite interface you should be able to Choose Player to pick
> which one you want it to control (and then it will show the Now Playing
> from that other player).
Exactly what I was thinking :)
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>From JiveLite interface you should be able to Choose Player to pick
which one you want it to control (and then it will show the Now Playing
from that other player).
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installed display. anyway, many rebuffering problems after picoreplayer
syncronization (i had to sync it cos otherwise display didn't show music
i was listening to)
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Man in a van wrote:
> Read through this instead
>
> http://archimago.blogspot.com/2017/03/howto-building-and-installing-raspberry.html
That's cool
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paul- wrote:
> No, you cannot follow any instructions that use Raspbian. Hardware
> connections are fine.
>
> Im sure the download problem will resolve after the weekend is done.
ok many thanks.
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Thanks for correcting me. I was typing on my iPad at that
time..Siri never says what I mean :)
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nervoteso wrote:
> ok thanks.
>
> any chance if i follow this?
>
> https://www.instructables.com/id/Raspberry-Pi-Touchscreen-Setup/
Read through this instead
http://archimago.blogspot.com/2017/03/howto-building-and-installing-raspberry.html
paul- wrote:
> No, you can follow any instructions that use Raspbian. Hardware
> connections are fine.
>
> Im sure the download problem will resolve after the weekend is
> done.
I think @paul- means no, you *cannot* use these instruction to install
Jivelite.
*Server - LMS 7.9.2 *Pi4B
No, you can follow any instructions that use Raspbian. Hardware
connections are fine.
Im sure the download problem will resolve after the weekend is done.
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paul- wrote:
> Just try occasionally from the interface to install Jivelite. The
> ability to select/change mirrors is a significant code update and will
> not be in until the the next update.
ok thanks.
any chance if i follow this?
Just try occasionally from the interface to install Jivelite. The
ability to select/change mirrors is a significant code update and will
not be in until the the next update.
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everything came back to work. hope it keeps.
please update me when it will be available on the interface the install
for display.
thanks for all the support
i forgot tio say you i also installed audioscrobbler plugin
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paul- wrote:
> Please keep a list of all the plugins that you install..you never
> gave us that list last time. One of them is likely what caused your
> problems. So install one at a time, and make sure everything is fine
> before installing the next one.
i installed spotty, youtube and
Please keep a list of all the plugins that you install..you never
gave us that list last time. One of them is likely what caused your
problems. So install one at a time, and make sure everything is fine
before installing the next one.
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nervoteso wrote:
> ok it's gone, it is looking for mujsic.
>
> can i install spotty, youtube and bandcamp plugins?
Yes you can.
That is done from LMS web interface which knows nothing about the pCP
repository.
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kidstypike wrote:
> @nervoteso
>
> I seem to recall you ordered a Flirc case for your Pi4? I'm not sure
> how you're going to attach a 7" screen to your Pi when it's in that case
> :confused:
>
> I use a Pi4 for LMS only (top line of my signature), and a separate
> Pi3B+ for
@nervoteso
I seem to recall you ordered a Flirc case for your Pi4? I'm not sure
how you're going to attach a 7" screen to your Pi when it's in that case
:confused:
I use a Pi4 for LMS only (top line of my signature), and a separate
Pi3B+ for player/controller (second line of my signature).
paul- wrote:
> Leave the screen off for now, you never used it before. Installing
> jivelite is a bit difficult to do manually.
are you going to make jivelite install available on the web interface
soon?
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ok it's gone, it is looking for mujsic.
can i install spotty, youtube and bandcamp plugins?
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paul- wrote:
> Leave the screen off for now, you never used it before. Installing
> jivelite is a bit difficult to do manually.
INFO ] Mount configuration changed for 192.168.1.2:/multimedia
[ INFO ] Checking new Mount Point /mnt/Music.
[ INFO ] Mounting Disk.
[INFO] mount -v -t cifs -o
Leave the screen off for now, you never used it before. Installing
jivelite is a bit difficult to do manually.
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Thanks ronnie,
We have been working on odd problems for several months, we just can pin
things down. And about time we figure something out to open a ticket,
it starts working fine. When working it is nice to have worldwide
servers to speed things up for users, but there is only so far we
paul- wrote:
> Well, it seems that there is no good solution for all. We moved from
> sourceforge, as they had alot of problems for sometime, but I think that
> is mostly resolved. I'm going to setup a mirror repo back on
> sourceforge, see if that helps. Here is a temporary instruction, let
can i install jivelite before mounting disk?
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nervoteso wrote:
> ok thanks. the last time i did'nt add file system support. there is not
> track in the guide
Yes you did, you just forgot. You would be unable to mount a network
drive without it.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
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paul- wrote:
> If the filesystems doesn't download from the web interface either, you
> can grab this way
>
> >
Code:
> > pcp-load -r http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/tcz_repo -wi ntfs-3g.tcz
> >
i use putty to add fs support?
Paul Webster wrote:
> Don't forget to add in the extra file system support.
>
> You can also do the rest but setting static IP address can sometimes be
> troublesome. Might be easier to reserve address in your router
> (especially if you have not set a reserved range for fixed Ip
> addresses).
If the filesystems doesn't download from the web interface either, you
can grab this way
pcp-load -r http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/tcz_repo -wi ntfs-3g.tcz
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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Don't forget to add in the extra file system support.
You can also do the rest but setting static IP address can sometimes be
troublesome. Might be easier to reserve address in your router
(especially if you have not set a reserved range for fixed Ip
addresses).
Paul Webster
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