castalla wrote:
> Squeezelite installed and working via onboard audio output.
Good!
castalla wrote:
> I'm a little confused by the fedora vs. debian systems. A lot seems the
> same, but other aspects seem quite idiosyncratic!
Yes, there are differences. Me, I cut my teeth on RH, so I'm comfortable
with it, but feel a little like a fish out of water on Debian/Ubuntu.
castalla wrote:
> Can I run squeezelite with command line options or do I have to edit the
> config file when I want to change parameters for testing purposes?
> Given my experiences setting up bt on debian I found it usedul to be
> able to test using the command line.
Disable the service and run it from the command line, sure.
Code:
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sudo systemctl stop squeezelite
sudo systemctl disable squeezelite
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What I do when testing is run it from a screen session. Install
screen...
Code:
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sudo yum install screen
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Then create a screen session.
Code:
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screen -S squeezelite
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Then run squeezelite from the cmdline on it. Then you can detach from
the screen session with "Ctrl-a d". squeezelite stays running. You can
log out from the ssh session. Later you might ssh back in and re-attach
to the screen session...
Code:
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screen -r
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castalla wrote:
>
> I think I also need to install alsa-utils.
> I need to read up a bit on fedora bt before I tackle that.
>
Yes, for alsamixer at least.
Code:
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sudo yum install alsa-utils
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castalla wrote:
>
> I got the hideous green LED off by replacing the card's script.bin with
> the one in nand. Result!
Careful.... You're turning into a geek! LOL.
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