I have several PiCorePlayer setups using pi's and the official 7"
display in this bamboo case:
https://www.amazon.com/Eleduino-Raspberry-Official-Touchscreen-Display/dp/B01FZ2RJN8
It seems to have disappeared from stock everywhere. I've seen it on
aliexpress if I order a 1000 or so, but that's
teebee wrote:
> What are these used for? I'm new to pi [emoji2]
I'm using them to recreate a Duet. The bamboo case with the 7"display,
a Pi, and an IQAudio Dac; running PiCorePlayer with Jivelite installed.
Great touchscreen music player! I'm currently running LMS on a separate
system (in a
carsten_h wrote:
> Sure, I know a case. It is really great. I have the version 1 for a Pi
> 3B+, but there is a new one where also a Pi 4B would fit.
> Here is a link to the Smarti Pi Touch case: https://smarticase.com
>
> I have the backcover that is a little bit thicker and so a Hifiberry
> D
teebee wrote:
> So basically a chunky tablet?
A bit less than that, actually, since it's running software that makes
it a dedicated music player (in my example). You could run any pi
software on it and do other things if you wanted.
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ralphy wrote:
> The shairport-sync extension has been updated to 3.3.6.
>
> [...]
>
> There are likely other issues that I've missed. Please post any
> problems here.
I've added the -C 5 option to squeezelite.
I 've tried the stock configuration and I've tried after adding this to
/usr/local
paul- wrote:
> Hartzell, volume control between. Squeezelite and shairport has been a
> common problem. You should be able to add the hardware volume control to
> squeezelite. What Sound card are you using? [...]
>
>
>
I'm using IQaudio DAC+ boards.
I don
paul- wrote:
> If you go to the squeezelite page, you can set it to use the hardware
> volume control, which will then let the volume control increase the
> volume that was turned down when using shairport. If you use LMS and
> Shairport capabilities, I have always recommended using Phillips
hartzell wrote:
> Thanks, I'll give the hwvolume control a spin.
>
> I think I *am* using Phillips_44's work, from here:
> https://github.com/philippe44/ShairTunes2 via the LMS plugins page.
Sorry for the delayed followup, needed to spend quality weekend time
with
Hi All,
I can't boot the pi2 version of 1.19 on my new pi2. When I try I get a
big rainbow square on the HDMI screen and a green flashing LED, 7
flashes, pause, 7 flashes. Google sez that means that it can't find the
kernel.
If I mount the image on my mac, here's what I see:
Code:
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hartzell wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I can't boot the pi2 version of 1.19 on my new pi2. When I try I get a
> big rainbow square on the HDMI screen and a green flashing LED, 7
> flashes, pause, 7 flashes. Google sez that means that it can't find the
> kernel.
> [...
I'm trying to track down why the LMS web ui crashes in Chrome (I suspect
Ghostery, but...)
Along the way I noticed that there are a handful of images that seem to
be missing.
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I opened an issue in the Slimserver repository for it:
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/issues/145
I don't
I'm sorry, I didn't explain myself well enough.
I'm asking about the images that the UI is asking for that don't seem to
be in LMS installation.
I only mentioned the Ghostery issue to set the stage, apologies for the
distraction. I don't see the page crash (or a couple of JS errors that
I t
I've been chasing a problem over in the Radio Paradise plugin thread,
where JiveLite isn't displaying Radio Paradise cover art even though
iPeng and the LMS web ui are.
The thread is here:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?108189-Announce-Radio-Paradise-Lossless-Streaming-(Plugin-v2)
mherger wrote:
>
> [...]
> No problem here. While I don't have a Pi with display right now, I can
> download that file using wget just fine on my pCP based player.
> [...]
> Michael
I was hoping to avoid installing from scratch and setting everything up
again. I went through the PCP interfac
I recently stumbled across this 'Adafruit tutorial about using the
piZero's USB-OTG port for serial/ethernet connections'
(https://learn.adafruit.com/turning-your-raspberry-pi-zero-into-a-usb-gadget/ethernet-gadget)
via the "dwc2" overlay.
It seems that the "dwc2" driver implements "gadget mode"
That looks like a start, thank you!
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Still digging on this.
Can anyone point me to where the piCore distributions and/or
piCorePlayer are built? I've found squeezelite and jivelite and lms on
GitHub. I've always assumed it's an open project, but I can't find it.
Starting from a post referenced above, I've found 'this link to an
Thanks @paul
This started off with a curiosity about enabling "gadget" mode on the pi
zero, which seems to require replacing the `dwc-otg` USB driver (which,
in spite of its name, apparently no longer supports OTG mode) with the
`dwc2` driver. I haven't found any sign of the `dwc2` driver in th
I'm trying to build a bit of software on PCP5.0.0 that uses `-li2c`. I
can't find the correct extension to load (it's not in i2ctools).
I *do* have some similarly named header files, but can't find the
library...
Code:
/tmp/tcloop/linux-4.19.y_api_headers/usr/inclu
hartzell wrote:
> I'm trying to build a bit of software on PCP5.0.0 that uses `-li2c`. I
> can't find the correct extension to load (it's not in i2ctools).
>
> [...]
>
> Can I buy a clue?
> g.
>
Turns out that the library I need is from the i2c-tools
paul- wrote:
> I'll check out i2c tonight.
Thanks. I neglected one point in my earlier comment: uninstalling the
i2c-tools extension and doing a 'make install' from the 4.1 release of
the 'i2c-tools'
(https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/utils/i2c-tools/i2c-tools.git/about/)
gives me a working `i2c
hartzell wrote:
> I neglected one point in my earlier comment...
It might also be worth mentioning (that's code for another thing that I
forgot to say... :)), PiCorePlayer extensions info for its i2c-tools
extension cites lm-sensors as the upstream source:
http://dl.lm-sensors.org/i
paul- wrote:
> i2c-tools packages updated to 4.1 and pushed to the repo.
THANKS!
g.
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Whoops, not quite working yet:
When I try to install i2c-tools-dev.tcz from the extensions page, it
fails with:
> Downloading: i2c-tools.tcz
> i2c-tools.tcz: FAILED
> Error on i2c-tools.tcz
>
I see entries for it in /mnt/mmcblk0p2:
Code:
tc@woof:/mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/o
paul- wrote:
> It's a new version, it won't match what you had previously on your
> system. You cannot download a new extension version the same way. (I
> always hated that about the base tc tools)
>
> Use pcp-update. It will fetch and check all dependencies..
>
> pcp-update i2c-tools-d
hartzell wrote:
> I'm still having trouble (with -i2c-tools-, not i2c-tools-dev (i2c-tools
> is being loaded as a prerequisite)). I think that the problem is that
> the 'MD5 signature file'
> (https://repo.picoreplayer.org/repo/10.x/armv6/tcz/i2c-tools.tcz.md5.tx
paul- wrote:
> Whenever I update files on our repo, I 100% verify md5sum's on every
> file. So the repo is correct. You would be best served by removing
> the extension, rebooting, then download again.
The MD5 value in i2c-tools.tcz.md5.txt doesn't match what I calculate
when I download the
layer:~$ git clone http://github.com/hartzell/.emacs.d
Cloning into '.emacs.d'...
fatal: unable to find remote helper for 'http'
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ git clone https://github.com/hartzell/.emacs.d
Cloning into '.emacs.d'...
fatal: unable to find remote helper for &#x
paul- wrote:
> [...]
>
> Can you give me the output of
> >
Code:
> >
> curl -I https://repo.picoreplayer.org/repo/10.x/armv6/tcz/i2c-tools.tcz
>
> >
Oy!
Here you go:
Code:
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ curl -I
https://rep
paul- wrote:
> Definitely a cache issue, I just flushed the cache on these 2 files,
> give it another go.
Yippee! Works like a charm. Thanks for the detective work!
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I'd like to load a kernel module, -i2c-dev-, at boot time.
I can add a command/script to the user commands on the Tweaks page to
run `modprobe i2c-dev`, but it feels like there's probably a more
canonical/system-ic tinycore/picore/pcp mechanism.
I've found 'a great explanation by a person of au
paul- wrote:
> I uploaded the update git extension.
I just burned a fresh image and tried installing the -git- extension.
It failed, feels like the same problem I had with -i2c-tools-...
Code:
Downloading: git.tcz
git.tcz: FAILED
Error on git.tcz
-
hartzell wrote:
> I just burned a fresh image and tried installing the -git- extension.
> It failed, feels like the same problem I had with -i2c-tools-...
>
> [...]
Just ran through the little exercise to confirm that I'm having the same
problem I had with -i2
paul- wrote:
> Likely. I just gave it another kick. Seems the flush isn't
> propagating the first time through.something else to put on my list
> of problems to work on.
That fixed it. Thank you!
g.
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