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rmac321 wrote:
> pCP team,
>
> Thanks a bunch for the ability to write our own wpa_supplicant.conf.
> This now gives us the ability to use the encrypted passphrase instead of
> plain text. Bonus, we can have more than one network configuration!
> Thanks for this!
>
> For those that take
pCP team,
The new website is quite nice. Unfortunately the old site still
generates a lot of hits on a google search, so consider adding more
links to the new website on more pages of the old site so people know
they are looking at the old info. Depending on how someone got to the
old site,
pCP team,
Thanks a bunch for the ability to write our own wpa_supplicant.conf.
This now gives us the ability to use the encrypted passphrase instead of
plain text. Bonus, we can have more than one network configuration!
Thanks for this!
For those that take advantage of the encrypted
paul- wrote:
> Anyone else have something that needs addressed. Otherwise we'll flip
> this to a release.
Paul,
Just in case it is an issue. In regard to insitu updates. It has been
a few days since I did this, but I found I could not do an insitu update
directly from 3.22 to 4.0b7. It
Yatsushiro wrote:
> Hi Paul
>
> I owe you an apology for wasting your time; It seems that the
> information on the Goodix touch controller was incorrect. It now appears
> that the Waveshare HDMI driven screens try and imitate the standard RPi
> displays, hence no need to install a driver,
Hi Paul
I owe you an apology for wasting your time; It seems that the
information on the Goodix touch controller was incorrect. It now appears
that the Waveshare HDMI driven screens try and imitate the standard RPi
displays, hence no need to install a driver, which is why I had to
nothing more
Just reference the module by the full pathname. For me it works about
50% of the time, which should never happen. But there could be some
other conflict...and it could be something odd with the RT kernel
too.
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Thanks Paul, but result is the same:
> tc@Cossor-PCP:~$ sudo depmod -a
> tc@Cossor-PCP:~$ sudo modprobe goodix.ko
> modprobe: FATAL: Module goodix.ko not found in directory
> /lib/modules/4.14.56-rt34-pcpAudioCore_v7
>
I assume this means the symlink is not present/made?
There is a symlink that connects both of them. You can try to run
sudo depmod -a
Then try to load the module again.
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paul- wrote:
> From a ssh session just run
>
> sudo modprobe goodix.ko
>
> Then type dmesg and look and see what's there.
That's what I thought, and tried previously, with the following result:
Code:
tc@Cossor-PCP:~$ sudo modprobe goodix.ko
modprobe: FATAL:
This time using a Wi-Pi dongle and an Allo Piano DAC 1 on a Pi 2B+ with
Official 7" screen and Allo Kali.
All good and playing now.
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>From a ssh session just run
sudo modprobe goodix.ko
Then type dmesg and look and see what's there.
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paul- wrote:
> What happens when you load the kernel driver? What do you see in
> dmesg.
>
> I guess I don't recall anyone ever discussing a goodix based touch
> controller with pCP, but I'll take your word that it was working.
>
> It's probably best to pickup this conversation in the
What happens when you load the kernel driver? What do you see in
dmesg.
I guess I don't recall anyone ever discussing a goodix based touch
controller with pCP, but I'll take your word that it was working.
It's probably best to pickup this conversation in the waveshare thread,
so it might be
paul- wrote:
> You would have had to make other changes to get waveshare to work.
> Those changes would not be built in to the base image.
>
> Take a look back through the waveshare thread.
>
> One thing to note is that do_rebootstuff.sh is now called pcp_startup.sh
Hi Paul
I've been back
You would have had to make other changes to get waveshare to work.
Those changes would not be built in to the base image.
Take a look back through the waveshare thread.
One thing to note is that do_rebootstuff.sh is now called pcp_startup.sh
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paul- wrote:
> Anyone else have something that needs addressed. Otherwise we'll flip
> this to a release.
I'm running a RPi 2B, with a Waveshare 7" 1024 x 600 screen. Up to and
including V3.50, the touch on the screen worked. However, with V4.0b7,
there is no touch facility. Other than that,
> Edge is a useless browser.
Sure is, with the same annoying MS traits
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*Plugins:*
The red box is to highlight that you may need to enter the
password(needed if changing the mount) As we no longer save it on the
screen, I may change back to plain text on the password field, as edge
does not appear to properly display a blank password field.
Edge is a useless browser.
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Thanks David,
>
> On my PC using Edge, it goes from screen 1 to screen 3, just like you
> want. :D
>
> I will keep and eye out.
>
> I wonder if it is the partial "Setup Network Disk Mount" attempt?
>
> regards
> Greg
I was wondering that... red box around the
TimS wrote:
> squeezelite refused to start with 4.7 after selecting the installed
> allodigione. However 4.6 works without issue.
> Both beta versions were installed on a reformatted card. I can try doing
> an insitu upgrade from 4.6 to 4.7 if required.
> Thankyou for a fantastic piece of
Thanks David,
On my PC using Edge, it goes from screen 1 to screen 3, just like you
want. :D
I will keep and eye out.
regards
Greg
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> I don't follow what you are saying.
>
> Do you have "debug" mode on in error? Do you see orange [ DEBUG ]
> messages everywhere?
>
> What browser are you using?
>
> You probably need to post a screen shot.
>
> regards
> Greg
No debug on. Browser is
DavidBulluss wrote:
> Very minor, but it has been annoying me: when I restart LMS using
> RESTART on the LMS page of pCP the page always scrolls down so that the
> INFO at top of page is not visible. There may be another logical reason
> for that happening that is eluding me though...
>
>
squeezelite refused to start with 4.7 after selecting the installed
allodigione. However 4.6 works without issue.
Both beta versions were installed on a reformatted card. I can try doing
an insitu upgrade from 4.6 to 4.7 if required.
Thankyou for a fantastic piece of software!
Tim
paul- wrote:
> Anyone else have something that needs addressed. Otherwise we'll flip
> this to a release.
Very minor, but it has been annoying me: when I restart LMS using
RESTART on the LMS page of pCP the page always scrolls down so that the
INFO at top of page is not visible. There may be
Anyone else have something that needs addressed. Otherwise we'll flip
this to a release.
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paul- wrote:
> Kanyi,
>
> What is the 1.5 board. I dont see it listed on the website.Have
> you tried both the hifiberry Dac and hifiberry Dac+ options?
Hi Paul!
Thank you for the help! Now it's running. I tryed every DAC again. Now
it's working. The right setup is the HiFiBerry DAC
John Luckins wrote:
> I have got the Katana DAC up and running on a Pi 3 B. Volume was low so
> raised the ALSA volume and then noticed about a half octave lift in the
> pitch of all songs, both FLAC converted to WAV from Qobuz and WAVs
> 44.1kHz from a USB library are affected. I vaguely
Kanyi,
What is the 1.5 board. I dont see it listed on the website.Have
you tried both the hifiberry Dac and hifiberry Dac+ options?
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paul- wrote:
> Yes, that has been reported to Allo multiple users. Seems to be
> caused by changing mixer settings/filters. Or extended idle periods.
> Not sure if Allo has figured out why or a solution.
>
> Save your settings, then shutdown and pull the power. Then start up.
>
I did a clean install for the v4.0.0-b7
But the SqueezeLite is not runnung.
There is something wrong, when I choosed my HiFiBerry DAC on the new
software:
(turn on the log, then)
/usr/local/bin/squeezelite -n piCorePlayer -o hw:CARD=sndrpihifiberry -a
80:4::1: -d all=debug -f
Yes, that has been reported to Allo multiple users. Seems to be
caused by changing mixer settings/filters. Or extended idle periods.
Not sure if Allo has figured out why or a solution.
Save your settings, then shutdown and pull the power. Then start up.
Playback should be fine for a
I have got the Katana DAC up and running on a Pi 3 B. Volume was low so
raised the ALSA volume and then noticed about a half octave lift in the
pitch of all songs, both FLAC converted to WAV from Qobuz and WAVs
44.1kHz from a USB library are affected. I vaguely recall hearing of
this before
hi ledge39,
I have never seen anything like this before, but I am thinking, if you
have a favorite with special characters in it, it *maybe* could cause
the page to not display correctly.
Can you check and report your favorites?
You haven't mentioned if it worked on previous version of pCP.
Windows 10 devices are well tested. I would have to say that someone
something got corrupted. I write images many times, and I only see
problems
1) Bad Card
2) Poor power supply.
Since you just added your screen, did you upgrade the power supply? Do
you see a lightning bolt on the screen?
paul- wrote:
> A screen with only those options should not be possible, and I've never
> seen anything like that. There should be much more below that.
>
> It's obvious you are using a mac, but what kind, and what OS? Have you
> disabled javascript in your browser?
> Do you ever see the
A screen with only those options should not be possible, and I've never
seen anything like that.
It's obvious you are using a mac, but what kind, and what OS? Have you
disabled javascript in your browser?
Do you ever see the piCorePlayer banner on the page?
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sbp wrote:
> Hi.
> Have you chosen normal or advanced mode?
> On "main" page you can choose mode settings from the bottom tabs.
Yes have added screenshot
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ledge39 wrote:
> The Jivelite install seems to have disappeared from the Tweaks menu.
> I have just purchased a Pi 7" touchscreen to complete my system and
> don't seem to be able to install jivelite?
>
> Any help
Hi.
Have you chosen normal or advanced mode?
On "main" page you can choose mode
The Jivelite install seems to have disappeared from the Tweaks menu.
I have just purchased a Pi 7" touchscreen to complete my system and
don't seem to be able to install jivelite?
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MSH1338 wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> yes, your advise did solve the boot issue. Thank you for that. It only
> took me some time to find the place where to change this in the
> configuration.. :o
Thanks for replying. 4.0.0 boots faster, so it gets to the point where
it needs to mount the root
Wirrunna wrote:
> Title says it all. Worked fine on my other RPi 2b+ from 3.5 to 4 b7.
>
> This pCP runs a MamboBerry DAC, just noticed that there are 2 settings
> to choose for ESS9023 DACs, - Generic/simple ESS9023 DAC and ESS9023 DAC
> - what is the difference between them ?
The Simple
paul- wrote:
> Works fine, I run 3 systems that way. You likely need to increase the
> value of waitusb on the commandline. If 3.5.0 worked, then I would
> just add 1 second to the value. Its a trade off in bootup time, but if
> the drive is not recognized by the kernel when it times
MSH1338 wrote:
> on my R-Pi v3 I use a USB memory stick as boot device. With pCP 3.5.0
> this works, but with 4.0.0 b7 this does not work. I tried both a clean
> install and an upgrade from 3.5.0. It seems that 4.0.0 uses hardcoded
> paths to the /dev/mmcblk device instead of the partition ID.
on my R-Pi v3 I use a USB memory stick as boot device. With pCP 3.5.0
this works, but with 4.0.0 b6 this does not work. I tried both a clean
install and an upgrade from 3.5.0. It seems that 4.0.0 uses hardcoded
paths to the /dev/mmcblk device instead of the partition ID.
Thanks for reporting John. :)
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Title says it all. Worked fine on my other RPi 2b+ from 3.5 to 4 b7.
This pCP runs a MamboBerry DAC, just noticed that there are 2 settings
to choose for ESS9023 DACs, - Generic/simple ESS9023 DAC and ESS9023 DAC
- what is the difference between them ?
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paul- wrote:
>
> Please try the latest beta7
>
> Changes in Beta7
>
> *Fix for wifi cards not being recognized during insitu update, and
> correction for certain drivers that are not functioning with the nl80211
> driver
> *Fix for Net Mount patterns.specifically nfs.
> *Modification for
John Luckins wrote:
> Version 4.00 b6 doesn't want to connect wifi on a Pi ZeroW. I've
> followed the wpa_supplicant.conf instructions and tested them from the
> same SD card in a Pi3b and wireless connects. Same card won't initiate
> wifi on the zeroW. I've also tried adding the SSID, etc
paul- wrote:
> Wow, a rash if safari users. There are issues with netshare pattern
> matching, this bug has been there for several versions, probably since I
> introduced nfs mounts. But only reported for the first time as of a
> couple weeks ago. Chrome/Firefox did not care what you type,
There are issues with netshare pattern matching.
Please try the latest beta7
Changes in Beta7
*Fix for wifi cards not being recognized during insitu update, and
correction for certain drivers that are not functioning with the nl80211
driver
*Fix for Net Mount patterns.specifically nfs.
I took the opportunity to install 4.0 B6 real-time kernel on a new,
faster, SD-card. So far, works perfectly with RPi 3+ and Digione and
running LMS too (despite the dire warnings). As a bonus, it now seems
to synch properly with my Squeezebox Radio (3.5.0 would drop-out every
10-15 secs).
sondale wrote:
> Yes, I have OPTIONS set to vers=3 - it seems to be only bothered about
> the format of the share name.
Try vers=4
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sondale wrote:
> I am running the Standard version on beta5 for LMS only which is working
> fine with an attached USB drive.
>
> I have now tried to add a Synology NAS library which has an NFS share, I
> am getting the error message "Match the requested format" on the Share
> Name field - I
I am running the Standard version on beta5 for LMS only which is working
fine with an attached USB drive.
I have now tried to add a Synology NAS library which has an NFS share, I
am getting the error message "Match the requested format" on the Share
Name field - I have entered /volume1/music in
Several are using zeroW's just fine (Me included) An open
network.That is flat crazy.but whatever.
Open network is an option on the web page, but with a zeroW, you need to
manually configure this, as you don't have a network.
Create a wpa_supplicant.conf on the boot partition. Per
paul- wrote:
> Your pi will have a MAC address for the ethernet port, and one for your
> wifi. Use with diagnostics on the pCP web pages to get the mac
> addresses.
Paul, used the MAC address under diagnostics/Raspberry Pi and it is now
working correctly. Thanks!
Cheers, David
paul- wrote:
> Your pi will have a MAC address for the ethernet port, and one for your
> wifi. Use with diagnostics on the pCP web pages to get the mac
> addresses. You will not be able to use the same address for both
> connections.
> What brand/model is your router?
The router is a
Good news!
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I upgraded to 4 beta 6 no issues. When i went to confirm latest version
and what version i actually had (audio, realtime), i upgraded ontop.
While it was upgrading i refresh the page by mistake trying to look at
the verbose information.. It upgraded ok but wiped my config out.
Not a huge
paul- wrote:
> Lol Jim.Perhaps we have to do something different there. I always
> build the image before I create the thread...so it's difficult to
> update.
>
> If I made the thread and put..."Please wait patiently while the
> images are built" Probably would make folks
slartibartfast wrote:
> In case anyone else is wondering Google found this.
> https://www.theguardian.com/music/2014/nov/25/greg-the-stop-sign-by-tism-australian-anthems
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Im fairly sure greg erskine is an aussie. I though hed like the
reference :)
Great
paul- wrote:
> David,
>
> If you would just setup your router to always pass the same address
> based on MAC address, your problems would be 100% solved. DHCP is way
> more reliable, and if something ever changes in your setup..change
> your router, and reboot your devices, and they all
schiff1108 wrote:
> I have a strange behaviour.
> After successfully upgrading from 3.5 to 4.0.0-b4 w/o removing the SD
> card, I thought that it might be handy to save my current config to USB.
> Just in case that I "can go back" if there are any technical problems in
> the future. (It was at
huxmut wrote:
> TISM
> Greg! The Stop SignIn case anyone else is wondering Google found this.
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2014/nov/25/greg-the-stop-sign-by-tism-australian-anthems
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
I have a strange behaviour.
After successfully upgrading from 3.5 to 4.0.0-b4 w/o removing the SD
card, I thought that it might be handy to save my current config to USB.
Just in case that I "can go back" if there are any technical problems in
the future. (It was at least my understanding that I
This was so nice, needed to test a new feature in LMS (1 day old)-- and
was able to use the nightly build in piCorePlayer... worked perfectly!
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Scott Kramer
Jens Erik Jensen wrote:
>
> I have not uploaded the wifi diagnostics to pastebin with paste name:
> pCP-B+-775bd5-wifi
>
Sorry, meant to say that I have NOW uploaded...
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi Jens Erik Jensen,
>
> Can you please confirm that you have:
>
> 1. Used pCP4.0.0-b6
> 2. Can you get to [ Wifi settings ] page via ethernet cable
> 3. On the [ Wifi settings ] page, have you set SSID, password, country
> code and pressed [Save]
>
> I ask because,
Jens Erik Jensen wrote:
> Hi Greg, I have always had exclamation points in my wifi passwords, and
> it has worked fine for all the versions of piCorePlayer in recent years.
> Tonight, I will create a very simple password for my wifi and see if
> that makes any difference. I doubt it to be
hi Ronnie,
pCP reads wpa_supplicant.conf from the boot area and converts it into a
real wpa_supplicant.conf
pCP only gets your SSID, password, encryption, country? values and makes
a new pCP compatible wpa_supplicant.conf.
Check wifi diagnostics and you will see your new wpa_supplicant.conf
I have done a couple of fresh installs of the new Beta by creating a
wpa_supplicant.conf file on the boot partition of the card.
The text I used is slightly different to the one suggested by the pCP
team
https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet.shtml
and I have
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Jens Erik Jensen,
>
> Just confirming, the special character, exclamation point (!), does
> indeed work in a wifi password in pCP4.0.0-b6 [Wifi settings] web page.
>
> I tested with a password of greg!erskine!
>
> regards
> Greg
Hi Greg, I have always had
hi Jens Erik Jensen,
Just confirming, the special character, exclamation point (!), does
indeed work in a wifi password in pCP4.0.0-b6 [Wifi settings] web page.
I tested with a password of greg!erskine!
regards
Greg
hi Jens Erik Jensen,
We want things to work as well as you do. The idea of this beta release
was to find issues that we didn't foresee. pCP4.0.0 has lots of changes,
much more than usual, and there is only so much we can test in our
environments.
I will put my money on #4. An exclamation point
Howard Passman wrote:
> I have/had the exact same issue. Turning off LMS fixed it for me. That
> can't be my permanent fix, but I figure I'll wait for a later release
> and try again.
>
> I haven't tried the wpa_supplicant.conf, but had used that previously.
> I'll give that another try.
>
>
Hi Paul and Greg,
Thank you for being so helpful and not giving up on this issue.
As for Greg's troubleshooting link and the most frequent reasons for
wifi not working:
1.Wrong password.
2.Wrong SSID.
3.piCorePlayer does not support hidden SSID.
4.piCorePlayer does not support special
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi sckramer,
>
> Did newconfig.cfg work for you? I thought it still did but config.cfg
> has been renamed to pcp.cfg in pCP4.0.0. so newconfig.cfg doesn't work.
> :(
>
> From now on, use the wpa_supplicant.conf method:
>
>
paul- wrote:
> David,
>
> If you would just setup your router to always pass the same address
> based on MAC address, your problems would be 100% solved. DHCP is way
> more reliable, and if something ever changes in your setup..change
> your router, and reboot your devices, and they all
paul- wrote:
> and what are you selecting in the dropdown box?
ess9023 dac
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paul- wrote:
> I don't have that card to test.Can you do this for me
>
> Go to the Diagnostics Page, then select the Sound page. I'm interested
> in these sections
>
> [ INFO ] Current /proc/asound
>
> total 0
> dr-xr-xr-x5 root root 0 Aug 7 10:02 .
>
Wirrunna wrote:
> WiFi worked but the Audio Output Device Settings for my MamboBerry LS
> DAC was reset to Analog Audio.
I don't have that card to test.Can you do this for me
Go to the Diagnostics Page, then select the Sound page. I'm interested
in these sections
[ INFO ] Current
David,
If you would just setup your router to always pass the same address
based on MAC address, your problems would be 100% solved. DHCP is way
more reliable, and if something ever changes in your setup..change
your router, and reboot your devices, and they all get the new setup.
Static
Just upgraded from b5 to b6, wifi connected with dongle.
WiFi worked but the Audio Output Device Settings for my MamboBerry LS
DAC was reset to Analog Audio.
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Just a few things noticed in change from 3.5.0 to 4.0.0:
- newconfig.cfg does not seem to be required. I used it when installing
a fresh image of pCP 4.0.0 but after the install it had retained the
name of newconfig.cfg and the settings had not been used
- after an insitu upgrade 3.5.0 to 4.0.0
Jens Erik Jensen wrote:
> I already tested the 3.5.0 image for the last few months, and it worked
> perfectly. It was only after trying to upgrade to 4.0.0 that my wifi
> connection failed. It has also worked for all the previous versions for
> a few years now. I bought the RPi in December
sckramer wrote:
> For the A/ZERO's I use newconfig.cfg to setup initial wireless... is
> that gone or broken in 4.0?
hi sckramer,
Did newconfig.cfg work for you?
>From now on, use the wpa_supplicant.conf method:
https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet.shtml
I already tested the 3.5.0 image for the last few months, and it worked
perfectly. It was only after trying to upgrade to 4.0.0 that my wifi
connection failed. It has also worked for all the previous versions for
a few years now. I bought the RPi in December 2014, and I think the 1.18
version
Jens
The worry about this card/driver is that it is staging. Which means it
is not fully developed. Kernel upgrades may break it.
I notice that you are going back to 3.02. Can you test a 3.5.0 image.
Paul
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paul- wrote:
>
> Take a look at this document, can you create a wpa_supplicant.conf
> following these instructions.used the #Maintained by user
> version.
>
> https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet.shtml
>
> The only piece that is different than previous
sckramer wrote:
> Well shit, this is new:
>
> 25397
>
> Was about to ask where in the world do you set custom-convert (for sox
> upsampling/shenanigans etc.)
another thing that i discovered which is super cool is that if you are
using the c3po transcoding plugin, which everyone should by the
For the A/ZERO's I use newconfig.cfg to setup initial wireless... is
that gone or broken in 4.0?
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hi DavidBulluss,
Just a few minor changes mentioned by beta testers.
- Added the missing CPUISOL variables to pcp.cfg.
- Remove obsolete scripts during insitu update.
- Encode potential spaces in password when using command line
processing.
- Added extra warnings about kernel version in
Hi, is there a quick rundown available of changes/fixes in b6?
Cheers, David
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Jens,
Took a look at the paste, and everything looks good, and since it can
scan, that pretty much means the wifi stick/driver is working.
Take a look at this document, can you create a wpa_supplicant.conf
following these instructions.used the #Maintained by user
version.
I'm just been testing something for someone and have installed v3.5.0
Standard on a rpi3B as a player only (Allo Digone).
I have the Allo case that seems to prevent the onboard WiFi of the rpi
working ( an Edimax dongle did work in a previous set up).
Anyway I removed the top and end pieces
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