JackOfAll, great work with the image, it was easy to install and very clear instructions in the beginning of the thread, thanks a lot for your work to make this as simple and possible. I got it all working a lot faster than I had expected.
Just to help other people and give you some ideas of things that might be worth to improve, the main issues I had was: 1. How to switch it to use the analoge output - I just run "squeezelite -l" and picked the first device in the list "default:CARD=sgtl5000audio" and edited the -o parameter in /etc/sysconfig/squeezelite - I changed the Mac address in the -m parameter and also changed the -a parameter to ::16: which was mentioned later in the thread. - It had very low volume at start, using alsamixer to raise "Headphone" and "PCM" to 100% and also raise the volume in LMS to 100% solved that. - Used "sudo alsactl store 0" to ensure it survives a reboot - After this it works properly and all these instructions was actually in the thread, so it was just me being a bit too excited to get things going and not reading the instructions that caused the struggling. I know the analoge output is not the best option but it was the only free cable/connection I had available for my amplifier at the time. 2. I had some issue to connect the WiFi to my Airport Extreme WiFi router - It's not something I've solved and I've seen other devices have similar issues previously so I suspect it's not caused by the Wandboard, just thought I'd mention it in case someone else have similar issues. - The WiFi works properly when I switched it to connect to my D-Link WiFi network instead. 3. It hangs during reboot - Removing the /usr/lib/systemd/system/shutdown.target.wants/alsa-store.service file seems to solve that 4. NFS mounting didn't mount automatically - The NFS mount to your vortexbox obviously doesn't work in my setup, so I adjusted /etc/fstab to point to the NFS share on my own NAS and also had to change "noauto" to "auto" in the /etc/fstab row to make it mount at boot. A question I have is if it is safe to rename the clivem user to something else or will this break anything ? I'm just asking because I would prefer to have a user with the same name and UID as my other machines to make it as smooth as possible to access NFS shares from the NAS from the wandboard. Now, a stupid question (don't feel obligated to answer if you don't have the time). If I wanted to compile some programs for the Wandboard, my idea was to: 1. Setup an Ubuntu VirtualBox machine (because I want to build it on a separate machine and I'm used to Ubuntu) 2. Install the toolchain you seem to have been using: http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/toolchains/angstrom-2011.03-x86_64-linux-armv7a-linux-gnueabi-toolchain.tar.bz2 Is this the best way to do it or should I handle it some other way to make it easier ? Do I need anything else than the above toolchain ? As an example, there seems to be some Wandboard SDK on their download page: http://wandboard.org/index.php/downloads, is this needed to compile programs (I'm not planing to compile the kernel) ? Finally, is there anything in particular you would like people with a wandboard to help you try if it works or not ? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ erland's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3124 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98190 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
