Jeff07971 wrote:
> Glad you have a solution that works for you !
>
> You need a new plugin meter though !!
>
> Jeff
Yeah, all sounds rather high doesn't it, there's a power-factor thing I
don't understand, but it's good to have a relative figure rather than an
absolute one! Ignorance (in
shaunm wrote:
> Thanks Paul, in LMS Settings, I have selected don't download updates and
> don't search for updates and added 10.10.10.1 as safe IP addresses it
> now works flawlessly. I haven't tried the -nomysqueezebox tag it's
> taken me ages to get to this point and so I'm thinking "if it
paul- wrote:
> You also need to make sure the nomysqueezebox option is turned on.
Thanks Paul, in LMS Settings, I have selected don't download updates and
don't search for updates and added 10.10.10.1 as safe IP addresses it
now works flawlessly. I haven't tried the -nomysqueezebox tag it's
paul- wrote:
> I would take a look at pCP 3.5.0 or the newly released 4.0.0 beta. That
> will do a full AP Mode setup now, and for sure will run LMS with just
> the AP running.
>
> The only catch is the original setup on a zero. You really need to
> temporarily connect a USB ethernet device
I would take a look at pCP 3.5.0 or the newly released 4.0.0 beta. That
will do a full AP Mode setup now, and for sure will run LMS with just
the AP running.
The only catch is the original setup on a zero. You really need to
temporarily connect a USB ethernet device for initial configuration.
Great work on this project, I'm having the following issue with standard
PiZeroW. Do you have a link so I can donate?
paul- wrote:
> if you edit the file /opt/bootlocal.sh. Add the following lines AFTER
> the #pCPstop-- line
>
> >
Code:
> >
> ifconfig |
I only tested the ZeroW and rpi3 wifi devices. I'm sure this is going
to be very driver/device dependent.
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paul- wrote:
> Setting up a simple ad-hoc network can be done..
Hi paul,
I tried this code and got a wifi which can be found with my notebook,
but i am not able to connect. Wit an old ipod touch i can connect, but
cannot open the picore webpage (http:\\10.10.10.1) in your example.
My
paul- wrote:
> The line that has the key in it. Set it to off if you want it open.
> Or change it to a valid wep key. Yes it only applies to the ad hoc
> network. Normal WiFi is fully encrypted t whatever your WiFi router is
> set to.
This works like a charm - thanks, Paul!
Exactly what
The line that has the key in it. Set it to off if you want it open.
Or change it to a valid wep key. Yes it only applies to the ad hoc
network. Normal WiFi is fully encrypted t whatever your WiFi router is
set to.
paul- wrote:
> Setting up a simple ad-hoc network can be done..the biggest problem
> is that ad-hoc on the rpi does not support wpa encryption. All you can
> do is open or WEP.
>
> if you edit the file /opt/bootlocal.sh. Add the following lines AFTER
> the #pCPstop-- line
>
> >
Setting up a simple ad-hoc network can be done..the biggest problem
is that ad-hoc on the rpi does not support wpa encryption. All you can
do is open or WEP.
if you edit the file /opt/bootlocal.sh. Add the following lines AFTER
the #pCPstop-- line
Code:
paul- wrote:
> lol, that thread was both AD-Hoc and AP mode.
> What I have partially setup is hostapd (Ap mode and Dnat routing if the
> ethernet is plugged in too)
> You are moving between two different locations with different SSID's
> You could just use two different SD cards
It must be
lol, that thread was both AD-Hoc and AP mode.
What I have partially setup is hostapd (Ap mode and Dnat routing if the
ethernet is plugged in too)
You are moving between two different locations with different SSID's
You could just use two different SD cards
slimhase wrote:
> Paul, can you shed some light here?
>
> Were you referring to "WIFI or ad-hoc setup" here?
Both / Either if it cannot connect to an access point it creates an
ad-hoc access point then you can connect and setup your "Other" wifi and
reboot.
OR you can use the ad-hoc network
Jeff07971 wrote:
> And I think Paul- responded to you he has it working but has not the
> time to integrate it that was the link I posted
Paul, can you shed some light here?
paul- wrote:
> Seems alot want a non-networked, network streamer. I have it all
> working, but Integrating if for the
slimhase wrote:
> maybe, I accidentally hijacked this threadif so, I am sorry.
> My use case is moving a piCorePlayer from one Wifi network to a
> different, so I don't have means to login to the new network.
> The link from tiny core linux:
>
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Yes maybe you're right.
> Can you not just set a fixed ip address on the pi ? I believe you can
> then use LMS and SL/JL without a network
maybe, I accidentally hijacked this threadif so, I am sorry.
My use case is moving a piCorePlayer from one Wifi network to a
slimhase wrote:
> Hm - I don't think this is the same topic. I am not talking about a
> non-network setup.
> Maybe, I misunderstand something, though
Yes maybe you're right.
Can you not just set a fixed ip address on the pi ? I believe you can
then use LMS and SL/JL without a network
Jeff07971 wrote:
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?107995-picoreplayer-without-network=895062=1#post895062
Hm - I don't think this is the same topic. I am not talking about a
non-network setup.
Maybe, I misunderstand something, though
Heiner
My system:
LMS 7.9 on modded Open
slimhase wrote:
> Did anyone in this community try this?
> It would be a s/w solution to moving a piCorePlayer between different
> WiFi environments!
> Unfortunately, the thread stops before the s/w is fully funtional - WIFI
> and ad-hoc fallback seems to work, but generating web-page to enter
DJanGo wrote:
> ...
> http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php?topic=16181.0
Did anyone in this community try this?
It would be a s/w solution to moving a piCorePlayer between different
WiFi environments!
Unfortunately, the thread stops before the s/w is fully funtional - WIFI
and ad-hoc
JQW wrote:
> I've a simple fix to this issue - I've created a hotspot on my phone
> that uses the same SID and passphrase as the usual wireless router,
> allowing piCorePlayer to startup normally when used remotely. I just
> need to remember to make sure I have my phone on me, and it's charged!
I've a simple fix to this issue - I've created a hotspot on my phone
that uses the same SID and passphrase as the usual wireless router,
allowing piCorePlayer to startup normally when used remotely. I just
need to remember to make sure I have my phone on me, and it's charged!
Hm, perhaps providing decent wifi at the pool is also a solution?
I use my phone with a set bt speakers when I'm outside
*SqueezeBoxes:* 2x SB2 (Living room and study), 1x Radio (Kitchen), 1x
Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer (jacuzzi), 1x piCorePlayer (Garden)
1x OSMC + Squeezelite (Movie
SOLVED
I can not understand why so many wonder why the need to have a network
streamer not networked...
Anyway it was more simple than what I could imagine... I just configured
a static IP address and... problem solved.
I now have two "storage"... one is the local 256 GB USB stick for low
Seems alot want a non-networked, network streamer. I have it all
working, but Integrating if for the non-linux person is where I fall
short in the time needed to do it.
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steff wrote:
> This is my case: I have this PiCorePlayer in a box with amplifier,
> speakers and batteries.
> Wish to play my music even if I am, for example, at the sea, on the
> beach.
So why don't you just use a local player program instead of a network
player one?
"To try to judge the
bpa wrote:
> LMS TCP/IP socket to communicate with players so it needs a network IIRC
> even if you use LocalPlayer plugin which bypasses nertwork for playing
> files.
> I don't know pCP but if the network interface confgrued using DHCP and
> you have no network connection then none of the basic
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Out of interest, How are you controlling the player ?
I am using the official Raspberry LCD display and Jivelite.
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max2play has a plugin that uses your pi's built-in wifi to create it's
own network, piCorePlayer doesn't offer this option.
I use this in my car, controlled with Squeeze Ctrl on my phone, it works
great, see my sig.
https://www.max2play.com/en/portfolio/plugin-access-point-2/
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LMS TCP/IP socket to communicate with players so it needs a network IIRC
even if you use LocalPlayer plugin which bypasses nertwork for playing
files.
I don't know pCP but if the network interface confgrued using DHCP and
you have no network connection then none of the basic network parameters
steff wrote:
> Hello
> I was trying to use my Rpi3 without network, just playing from local USB
> stick.
> My Rpi3 host everuthing on it and the LMS too.
> The problem is that with network connection active (WiFi or wired
> Ethernet) everything works fine, but without network it can not play the
DJanGo wrote:
> If you look @ the startupscript from lms:
>
> That means also "Network"
> Since lms is a server for network attached players - you need a
> network.
>
> Why didnt you just attach a simple wlan adapter into your pi ?
>
> btw: The Touch and the rpi are two complete different
It is normal for a UNIX system to require an operating 127.0.0.1 address
and TCP/IP stack for normal running. Windows is the same, as are 90% of
general use operating systems.
-Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
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steff wrote:
> Sorry, I can not understand: why should I need a network to play files
> locally stored on the USB stick? Moreover everything is in the very same
> box: player, LMS, storage.
>
If you look @ the startupscript from lms:
> # Required-Start: $all
> That means also
paul- wrote:
> It's not really intended to be a non-networked server. For sure you
> will need to setup LMS to use the nomysqueezebox option. You might
> also need to specify the server address for squeezelite to connect to.
>
> Since pCP is expecting a network, it will take a minute or two
It's not really intended to be a non-networked server. For sure you
will need to setup LMS to use the nomysqueezebox option. You might
also need to specify the server address for squeezelite to connect to.
Since pCP is expecting a network, it will take a minute or two to time
out and finish
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