Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Just Ordered A Cubietruck-Now how best to make it a Squeezebox replacement

2014-04-22 Thread castalla

rulof72 wrote: 
> OK, that makes sense. Thanks so much! I will keep an eye on the forum
> for any news on a "final" image. Will that be posted on the
> communitysqueeze.org site as well?
> 
> I'll be sure to post any questions I have when I get the actual
> Cubietruck.

I guess the image will be made available there.  The beta image might
work on the Truck - you could try it.  It will either work or not!  You
can't do any damage to the CB by trying it.



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Just Ordered A Cubietruck-Now how best to make it a Squeezebox replacement

2014-04-22 Thread rulof72

castalla wrote: 
> Okay.  Basically, the CSOS image is a tailored version of Fedora which
> packages a suite of programs (eg. LMS, Squeezelite).  The CS web
> interface or gui is a 'control panel' for setting up the CSOS (eg. wifi,
> lan, player install & settings, LMS install & settings).
> 
> The web gui is accessed from a browser - simply insert the sd card in
> the CB - power up, wait a while.  Then, in a browser access
> http://the-CB-ip-address/
> 
> This will throw up the CS web-gui where you can configure what you want.
> It's pretty much self-explanatory.  
> 
> Probably best to start with your CB connected by ethernet first - you
> can enable wifi from the CS panel. 
> 
> Also, to write the CSos image to the sd card, you will need a program
> like WinDiskImager - see
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/files/Archive/Win32DiskImager-0.9.5-install.exe/download
> 
> PS: the CSOS image I pointed you to is a beta developed for my A10 CB -
> the author, JackofAll, may have released the actual Cubietruck image by
> the time your CB arrives ...
> 
> Keep an eye on the forum for announcements.

OK, that makes sense. Thanks so much! I will keep an eye on the forum
for any news on a "final" image. Will that be posted on the
communitysqueeze.org site as well?

I'll be sure to post any questions I have when I get the actual
Cubietruck.



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Bluetooth Circle of Hell - Vol. 2

2014-04-22 Thread castalla

JohnSwenson wrote: 
> I was able to get BT working on wandboard under CSOS F19 but it wasn't
> easy. The main problem I kept on running into is that different 
> versions of Bluez have radically different interfaces making things very
> difficult when you get scripts off the internet, they will only work
> with one specific version of Bluez, and of course most of the time they
> don't tell you what version they  DO work with. 
> 
> Getting the pairing to work with simple_agent required loading something
> like 20 packages, but eventually I did get the propper set. It was
> maddening because there were different versions of the packages for
> different  Bluez versions. Fairly frequently I had a set of packages
> that was working, but needed something else for the next stage, and it
> "updated" the other packages to newer versions that didn't work any
> more. Getting the right packages that ALL worked with the bluez version
> in question was not easy.  I thought the package versioning system was
> supposed to make all this work, but in this case it broke down rather
> spectacularly. 
> 
> I did manage to get it working with  just ALSA, no PA, but the latency
> was HUGE. One inportant thing to realize about the ALSA BT 
> implementation is that it does NOT provide a "device" ie CARD. It
> produces a PCM stream. These don't show  up when doing aplay -l, you
> have to do aplay -L to see them. And you refer to them by name, you
> can't use hw:0,1 etc, that refers to devices and these aren't. 
> 
> Once I got that worked out I was able to get squeezelite to send music
> to the BT device quite nicely. 
> 
> Of course with Bluez 5 all this goes out the window.  
> 
> Happy hunting with bluez 5!
> 
> John S.

Thanks for the info - very interesting.  Bluez 5 looks even worse than
other versions.

Is there a simple explanation why BT is easy-peasy in Android and a
nightmare in other linux versions?



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread JackOfAll

SQUEEZELITE-1.6.1-1

Changes...

Code:


  * Tue Apr 22 2014 - 1.6.1-1
  - Release 1.6.1.
  - Git master branch revision a544171f8e61a9f5bf4fdc79d90450036e78e260.
  fix crash in vorbis when skipping with resampling.
  fix handling of decode complete/error to ensure stream is closed.
  - Git master branch revision d6c3904fec31068df7d594ad3aea2aff39d54dff.
  fix typo and bug with pa changing sample rate on track change.
  - Drop vorbiscrash.diff.
  



Update...

Code:


  sudo csos-cleanUpdate squeezelite
  




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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Bluetooth Circle of Hell - Vol. 2

2014-04-22 Thread JohnSwenson

I was able to get BT working on wandboard under CSOS F19 but it wasn't
easy. The main problem I kept on running into is that different 
versions of Bluez have radically different interfaces making things very
difficult when you get scripts off the internet, they will only work
with one specific version of Bluez, and of course most of the time they
don't tell you what version they  DO work with. 

Getting the pairing to work with simple_agent required loading something
like 20 packages, but eventually I did get the propper set. It was
maddening because there were different versions of the packages for
different  Bluez versions. Fairly frequently I had a set of packages
that was working, but needed something else for the next stage, and it
"updated" the other packages to newer versions that didn't work any
more. Getting the right packages that ALL worked with the bluez version
in question was not easy.  I thought the package versioning system was
supposed to make all this work, but in this case it broke down rather
spectacularly. 

I did manage to get it working with  just ALSA, no PA, but the latency
was HUGE. One inportant thing to realize about the ALSA BT 
implementation is that it does NOT provide a "device" ie CARD. It
produces a PCM stream. These don't show  up when doing aplay -l, you
have to do aplay -L to see them. And you refer to them by name, you
can't use hw:0,1 etc, that refers to devices and these aren't. 

Once I got that worked out I was able to get squeezelite to send music
to the BT device quite nicely. 

Of course with Bluez 5 all this goes out the window.  

Happy hunting with bluez 5!

John S.



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Announce: Squeezelite - a small headless squeezeplay emulator for linux (alsa only)

2014-04-22 Thread Triode

This is a minor bug fix release which fixes the following:
- fix bug with PA version changing sample rate between tracks
- fix crash when skipping in ogg while resampling
- fix typo

Should be available from the download location
(http://squeezelite-downloads.googlecode.com/git/) as well as tagged as
the latest release in the git repository.



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] piCoPlayer = Squeezelite on Microcore linux. .An embedded OS in RAM with Squeezelite

2014-04-22 Thread TimG

Thanks for the quick reply.

sbp wrote: 
> Could you please copy the content of your config.cfg file (shown on the
> "About" web-page).
> 
Unfortunately, I've left it at my Dad's place and won't be back there
for a while, so I can't do this.

> Please try to remove the MAC address (just leave it empty - and then
> reboot using only wifi).
> 
I did this but the bahaviour was the same. In fact, I only entered the
MAC address to see if it fixed the problem.

> When you reboot your raspberry without LAN cable - you say that you can
> see it in your router - have you observed that it now has a different IP
> number from when you were connected via LAN? It is this new IP-address
> you will need to use when you try to connect.
> 
The router lists wired devices and wireless devices separately. I can
see both connections. They have different MAC addresses and different IP
addresses. Yes, I try the wireless IP address when I try to connect
(ping, piCorePlayer web interface, etc).

> Can you connect from another computer using putty and the new IP-address
> (wifi) also have you tried to connect via your browser using the new
> IP-address (wifi IP)?
> 
There is only the one computer so I can't to this from any other
computer. However, I noticed exactly the same behaviour at my house
before I took it to my Dad's - different computer there. If I boot to
wireless (without ethernet), I can't ping, I can't ssh using putty and I
can't connect using the web interface. They all either time out or else
just sit without any response. If I then connect the ethernet cable, the
player magically appears in LMS and I can ping, ssh and connect via web
- even using the wireless IP and even after subsequently disconnecting
the ethernet cable again. Once the PC has "found" the wireless
connection, it doesn't lose it again until one or other machine is
switched off.

Thanks,

Tim



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Re: piCorePlayer �2 LCD

2014-04-22 Thread Wiredcharlie

newwolf wrote: 
> No nothing is accessible from outside only from command-line.
> But did you make some big changes?


I think there is a gap in my knowledge here. I guess picoreplayer writes
some settings other than the ones I have actively changed and saved. My
picoreplayer is at 192.168.1.10  - it may be that if you fix it to that
on your network it will work. Just a guess though.



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] piCoPlayer = Squeezelite on Microcore linux. .An embedded OS in RAM with Squeezelite

2014-04-22 Thread sbp

TimG wrote: 
> Hi,
> 
> I've set up piCorePlayer on a Raspberry Pi (model B) with a Hifiberry
> DAC. Over Ethernet everything works just fine. I've also configured wifi
> using an Edimax USB wifi dongle. Again it works great.
> 
> However, after shutting down my Pi, I cannot start-up again using wifi
> only - which is how I want to operate. When I try, piCorePlayer is not
> recognised in LMS at all. Worse, I cannot ping my Pi from my computer.
> However, the Pi is recognised on my router and is listed as connected
> over wifi and the router lists the correct MAC.
> 
> I have entered the wifi MAC address in the piCorePlayer settings -
> although I'm not sure what effect this has.
> 
> I can start the Pi successfully if both wifi and ethernet are connected.
> The player is recognised in LMS when I do this and I can start playing
> music. Once started, I can unplug the ethernet cable and the music
> continues to play without any interruption. It was obviously using the
> wifi connection to stream from the outset. Once started in this way, it
> will continue to play indefinitely.
> 
> Following shutdown, however, I can only restart again with the ethernet
> cable re-connected.
> 
> I am using the latest version of piCorePlayer (1.15), but had the same
> issues with previous versions.
> 
> Is there a setting I'm obviously missing?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Tim

Could you please copy the content of your config.cfg file (shown on the
"About" web-page).

Please try to remove the MAC address (just leave it empty - and then
reboot using only wifi).

When you reboot your raspberry without LAN cable - you say that you can
see it in your router - have you observed that it now has a different IP
number from when you were connected via LAN? It is this new IP-address
you will need to use when you try to connect.

Can you connect from another computer using putty and the new IP-address
(wifi) also have you tried to connect via your browser using the new
IP-address (wifi IP)?

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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] piCoPlayer = Squeezelite on Microcore linux. .An embedded OS in RAM with Squeezelite

2014-04-22 Thread sbp

krebetman wrote: 
> Any idea how to play with NRPACKS and make changes persistent between
> reboots?
> 
> ... or is this setting now obsolete as some have indicated elsewhere?

Yes, the nrpacks tweak which I had in previous versions have been
removed. The reason is that from kernel 3.13 and newer the nrpack module
is not used anymore and therefore the NRPACKS option has been removed 
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/commit/976b6c064a957445eb0573b270f2d0282630e9b9


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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread Pascal Hibon

jemhayward wrote: 
> Ah!  I think I can modify this to do what I want.  If I use a relay held
> open by the offboard PSU 5v and a 6V rechargeable battery pack (need to
> isolate the relay from the battery pack somehow...) then when the
> external PSU goes down, the relay closes, and that initiates shutdown,
> and then the 6V battery powers the board until its completely shut down.
> I then need a way to disconnect the battery, or it will go flat - or I
> could possibly use a big capacitor?

To elaborate a bit on my previous post, this is what you could do:

Use the advanced power on / off button as documented in post #1514 and
add a relays and a diode to switch the mains for your audio rack, like
this:

15839

You can even put the relays in a small enclosure like this:

15840


By doing this, your Wandboard power button now switches on and off the
WB and the rest of your gear in your rack.


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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze Cubietruck Development

2014-04-22 Thread soundcheck

Ok. I see. You wrote that SPDIF patch. 8-l I'd still end up with 16bit
on my image. ;)

If you have the patch and a link !?!?? 
I apply certain patches to my kernel anyway. I guess you're also using
3.4.?? 


BTW: Did you try a CONFIG_HZ=300 on ARM kernels ??


Just let me know when you're ready with your CubieTruck image. I'll have
a look at it.
I'd be interested to see if you'll get the server properly up'n running.
I tried it on my  Arch installation. 
I do have a pretty large database. Man. It was unacceptable slow, the
whole thing.
I could have accepted the long scan. But also the thumbnail refresh on
the clients was awfully slow. 

I'm usually running a core i5 server btw. Not any ARM based server I
tried was performing similar snappy like that i5.

Looking forward to your ping.



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Bluetooth Circle of Hell - Vol. 2

2014-04-22 Thread castalla

bpa wrote: 
> I don't have any Fedora - so to get help you need to say what version of
> Bluez is being used and what profile & BT version is the adapter on
> Cubietruck ?  I have a Logitech mini Boombox so I can work out the other
> end.


Fedora 20 uses Bluez 5 - from what I've read this only works with
pulseaudio.   I use the following adapter:

hciconfig hci0 features
hci0:   Type: BR/EDR  Bus: USB
BD Address: 00:11:67:D6:AA:DD  ACL MTU: 510:8  SCO MTU: 48:10
Features page 0: 0xff 0xfe 0xff 0xfe 0x98 0x3f 0x79 0x83
<3-slot packets> <5-slot packets>  
   
   

  
  
  
  
<3-slot EDR ACL> <5-slot EDR ACL> 
  
  
  

 
Features page 1: 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00

# hciconfig hci0 version
hci0:   Type: BR/EDR  Bus: USB
BD Address: 00:11:67:D6:AA:DD  ACL MTU: 510:8  SCO MTU: 48:10
HCI Version: 2.1 (0x4)  Revision: 0x90e
LMP Version: 2.1 (0x4)  Subversion: 0x316
Manufacturer: Integrated System Solution Corp. (57)


I tried to set up bT using bluetoothctrl - using a variety of commands
(pair, trusted)

Initially, I got feedback that the device was paired and connected -
then it entered a loop of disconnecting, connecting.   I'm not convinced
it was actually paired as I never got the paired bleeps from the Boom.

Gave up (again) at this point!



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze Cubietruck Development

2014-04-22 Thread JackOfAll

soundcheck wrote: 
> Great to see that it is working now. ;)

When I have a spare 5 mins I'll figure out where I need to send a patch
to try and get my mods into the linux-sunxi tree.

soundcheck wrote: 
> 
> I looked at the SPDIF subject several weeks back. The guy who wrote the
> I2S driver, didn't show any interest to focus on SPDIF. I won't blame
> him. (I guess you know that thread/discussion)

I read the 'ALSA bit-perfect output'
(http://www.cubieforums.com/index.php?topic=1081) thread.

soundcheck wrote: 
> 
> (How about John's DAC. Is he slaving the Wandboard?? )
> 

Yes, same thing. 2 external clocks and device i2s slaved to external
clock.

When I release the CSOS Cubietruck image, could you give it a try. Don't
know how far you are willing to go. If you're interested in I2S out,
the I2S driver is built in. Default is i2s configured for master mode
rather than using external clocks. (Just a matter of recompiling
fex->script.bin if you want to use external clocks.) Small matter of
needing to mod the board to get I2S to the header...


Code:


  [fedora@cubietruck ~]$ aplay -l
   List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices 
  card 2: sunxisndi2s [sunxi-sndi2s], device 0: SUNXI-I2S sndi2s-0 []
  Subdevices: 1/1
  Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
  




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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Just Ordered A Cubietruck-Now how best to make it a Squeezebox replacement

2014-04-22 Thread castalla

rulof72 wrote: 
> Thanks for the info, I appreciate it. I definitely want the
> easy/straightforward route with this project. All I want is to get music
> through the Cubietruck to my amp. I'm pretty sure I have an 8gb micro sd
> card so I should be good there.
> 
> Just for clarification, the "CS web interface" and "CSOS" you mention,
> does that refer to Fedora or to something else? Sorry for the basic
> question but this is all new terminology to me so I just want it all to
> be clear in my head before I start loading stuff up on the Cubietruck.
> 
> Thanks for the help!

Okay.  Basically, the CSOS image is a tailored version of Fedora which
packages a suite of programs (eg. LMS, Squeezelite).  The CS web
interface or gui is a 'control panel' for setting up the CSOS (eg. wifi,
lan, player install & settings, LMS install & settings).

The web gui is accessed from a browser - simply insert the sd card in
the CB - power up, wait a while.  Then, in a browser access
http://the-CB-ip-address/

This will throw up the CS web-gui where you can configure what you want.
It's pretty much self-explanatory.  

Probably best to start with your CB connected by ethernet first - you
can enable wifi from the CS panel. 

Also, to write the CSos image to the sd card, you will need a program
like WinDiskImager - see
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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Just Ordered A Cubietruck-Now how best to make it a Squeezebox replacement

2014-04-22 Thread rulof72

castalla wrote: 
> At a basic level, all you need is already installed.  You just need to
> access the *CS web interface*, and set up the squeezelite player to your
> requirements.
> 
> Big plus is that the *CSOS* is actively maintained and developed.  Go
> the Cubian route and you're dependent on the vagaries of a motley
> collection of geeks and cubie fans developing very personal and
> idiosyncratic distros! (IMHO) 
> 
> You need an 8gb card to write the image.

Thanks for the info, I appreciate it. I definitely want the
easy/straightforward route with this project. All I want is to get music
through the Cubietruck to my amp. I'm pretty sure I have an 8gb micro sd
card so I should be good there.

Just for clarification, the "CS web interface" and "CSOS" you mention,
does that refer to Fedora or to something else? Sorry for the basic
question but this is all new terminology to me so I just want it all to
be clear in my head before I start loading stuff up on the Cubietruck.

Thanks for the help!



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze Cubietruck Development

2014-04-22 Thread soundcheck

JackOfAll wrote: 
> To be clear, the "upstream" driver is 16bit only!!! ;)
> 
> > 
Code:

  >   > 
  > alsa_open:234 opened device hw:CARD=sunxisndspdif using format: S24_LE 
sample rate: 44100 mmap: 1
  > 
  > [fedora@cubietruck ~]$ cat /proc/asound/sunxisndspdif/pcm0p/sub0/hw_params 
  > access: MMAP_INTERLEAVED
  > format: S24_LE
  > subformat: STD
  > channels: 2
  > rate: 44100 (44100/1)
  > period_size: 4096
  > buffer_size: 16384
  > 

> > 


Great to see that it is working now. ;) 

I looked at the SPDIF subject several weeks back. The guy who wrote the
I2S driver, didn't show any interest to focus on SPDIF. I won't blame
him. (I guess you know that thread/discussion) 

When it comes to I2S, if I recall it correctly he even managed to get
the cubietruck slaved to the external interface (master clock). That's
not very common 
on other Arm boards and related I2S DACs.  

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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Just Ordered A Cubietruck-Now how best to make it a Squeezebox replacement

2014-04-22 Thread castalla

rulof72 wrote: 
> Ok, from what I can tell (based on my very limited knowledge) it looks
> like Fedora might be the way to go in order to best run Squeezelite? I
> wouldn't need to install any server software since I'll just be using it
> as a player, right?

At a basic level, all you need is already installed.  You just need to
access the CS web interface, and set up the squeezelite player to your
requirements.

Big plus is that the CSOS is actively maintained and developed.  Go the
Cubian route and you're dependent on the vagaries of a motley collection
of geeks and cubie fans developing very personal and idiosyncratic
distros! (IMHO) 

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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread Pascal Hibon

jemhayward wrote: 
> Ah!  I think I can modify this to do what I want.  If I use a relay held
> open by the offboard PSU 5v and a 6V rechargeable battery pack (need to
> isolate the relay from the battery pack somehow...) then when the
> external PSU goes down, the relay closes, and that initiates shutdown,
> and then the 6V battery powers the board until its completely shut down.
> I then need a way to disconnect the battery, or it will go flat - or I
> could possibly use a big capacitor?

If you're using an external 5 volts power supply there is no need for a
battery.
Why do yo want to use a battery?



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze Cubietruck Development

2014-04-22 Thread JackOfAll

soundcheck wrote: 
> 
> But the SPDIF driver delivers 16bit only !!!
> 

To be clear, the "upstream" driver is 16bit only!!! ;)


Code:


  alsa_open:234 opened device hw:CARD=sunxisndspdif using format: S24_LE sample 
rate: 44100 mmap: 1
  
  [fedora@cubietruck ~]$ cat /proc/asound/sunxisndspdif/pcm0p/sub0/hw_params 
  access: MMAP_INTERLEAVED
  format: S24_LE
  subformat: STD
  channels: 2
  rate: 44100 (44100/1)
  period_size: 4096
  buffer_size: 16384
  




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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Just Ordered A Cubietruck-Now how best to make it a Squeezebox replacement

2014-04-22 Thread rulof72

castalla wrote: 
> I'd avoid the Cubian route ... check here: 
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?99395-Community-Squeeze-OS-F19-Release-1&p=777028&viewfull=1#post777028

Ok, from what I can tell (based on my very limited knowledge) it looks
like Fedora might be the way to go in order to best run Squeezelite? I
wouldn't need to install any server software since I'll just be using it
as a player, right?



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread bakker_be

jemhayward wrote: 
> Ah!  I think I can modify this to do what I want.  If I use a relay held
> open by the offboard PSU 5v and a 6V rechargeable battery pack (need to
> isolate the relay from the battery pack somehow...) then when the
> external PSU goes down, the relay closes, and that initiates shutdown,
> and then the 6V battery powers the board until its completely shut down.
> I then need a way to disconnect the battery, or it will go flat - or I
> could possibly use a big capacitor?
I believe I've seen a UPS for the Raspberry Pi somewhere. Maybe that
could be adapted somehow?



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread jemhayward

Pascal Hibon wrote: 
> There are actually two versions:
> 
> 1. Simple version: shutdown button. (post #1439)
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?99395-Community-Squeeze-OS-F19-Release-1&p=771729&viewfull=1#post771729
> 
> 

Ah!  I think I can modify this to do what I want.  If I use a relay held
open by the offboard PSU 5v and a 6V rechargeable battery pack (need to
isolate the relay from the battery pack somehow...) then when the
external PSU goes down, the relay closes, and that initiates shutdown,
and then the 6V battery powers the board until its completely shut down.
I then need a way to disconnect the battery, or it will go flat - or I
could possibly use a big capacitor?



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Just Ordered A Cubietruck-Now how best to make it a Squeezebox replacement

2014-04-22 Thread castalla

rulof72 wrote: 
> A couple weeks ago one of my beloved Squeezebox Classics bit the dust :(
> After a short mourning period I decided I wanted to replace it with
> something new, not a used one off of Ebay. I also wanted to dip my toes
> into the world of Linux-based "boxes". So I did some research and ended
> up ordering a Cubietruck. It looks like a decent option and for the
> price I figured it would be a low-risk way to get going with this and
> see if I like it. It should arrive in the next week or two.
> 
> Now, the question is how to best make it work as a wireless player
> receiving music from my Windows desktop running LMS? I plan on using the
> SPDIF output to a DAC/headphone amp. I have zero experience coding but I
> have rooted tablets, installed Ubuntu on a computer and built a couple
> of PC's so I'm not afraid to learn. From what I can tell from the Cubie
> site it looks like setting it up with Cubian and then adding Squeezelite
> might be the easiest way to get going but I wanted to check here to see
> if there is anything else I should be aware of.
> 
> Any feedback or suggestions on how best to setup the Cubietruck as a
> Squeezebox replacement would be most appreciated!


O'd avoid the Cubian route ... check here: 
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[SlimDevices: Unix] Just Ordered A Cubietruck-Now how best to make it a Squeezebox replacement

2014-04-22 Thread rulof72

A couple weeks ago one of my beloved Squeezebox Classics bit the dust :(
After a short mourning period I decided I wanted to replace it with
something new, not a used one off of Ebay. I also wanted to dip my toes
into the world of Linux-based "boxes". So I did some research and ended
up ordering a Cubietruck. It looks like a decent option and for the
price I figured it would be a low-risk way to get going with this and
see if I like it. It should arrive in the next week or two.

Now, the question is how to best make it work as a wireless player
receiving music from my Windows desktop running LMS? I plan on using the
SPDIF output to a DAC/headphone amp. I have zero experience coding but I
have rooted tablets, installed Ubuntu on a computer and built a couple
of PC's so I'm not afraid to learn. From what I can tell from the Cubie
site it looks like setting it up with Cubian and then adding Squeezelite
might be the easiest way to get going but I wanted to check here to see
if there is anything else I should be aware of.

Any feedback or suggestions on how best to setup the Cubietruck as a
Squeezebox replacement would be most appreciated!



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread Pascal Hibon

slackhead wrote: 
> If you search further back in this thread you will find some posts
> discussing a fairly simple switch circuit and related code which allows
> for a push button power off.
> 
> Sorry can't remember who posted it but it was a few weeks ago...

There are actually two versions:

1. Simple version: shutdown button. (post #1439)
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?99395-Community-Squeeze-OS-F19-Release-1&p=771729&viewfull=1#post771729


2. More advanced version: power on / off button (post #1514)
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?99395-Community-Squeeze-OS-F19-Release-1&p=772353&viewfull=1#post772353



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread Triode

JackOfAll wrote: 
> Same here, I haven't noticed any issues.

Thanks - patch applied to squeezelite and version bumped to 1.6.1. 
(other fix in this version won't impact alsa output)



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze Cubietruck Development

2014-04-22 Thread soundcheck

Hi.

I'm running a Cubietruck with squeezelite  for quite some time. I've
tailored my own ArchLinuxImage, with an updated kernel. 

As with most other Armboards (except RaspberryPi) the kernel module and
firmware development runs 
really slow. They still use a 3.4 kernel. Though I guess the Wandboard
is not any better on this. 
I also had an UDOO board here for testing. Kernelwise  Udoo is also
behind. It went back after a week.

The Cubie community is quite active. But nothing compared to the
Raspberry Community.


What's great about the Cubietruck is the Nand storage. No SD card
necessary. Never had a corruption issue so far -- at several daily
hard-power-downs.
With the Raspberry Pi., once a week I had to re-image the SD-card.


I also like the battery management. The CT works well with a battery.

There are also I2S drivers available.

But the SPDIF driver delivers 16bit only !!!


I'm currently running the device with a DragonFly 1.2 - buspowered. Very
nice.

Since you folks use Fedora I can't be very much of help here.

I contributed some stuff (Nand-Install script etc.) to the
ArchLinux-on-cubietruck community over here:
http://www.cubieforums.com/index.php?topic=1592.0


Good luck.



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread slackhead

jemhayward wrote: 
> I know this is "bad practice" but has anyone had any specific issues
> with simply pulling the power plug to put their Wandboard/CSOS to bed? 
> I *think* this naughtiness is causing my SD card corruption issue.
> If it absolutely must be powered down in an orderly fashion, I was
> thinking about some form of UPS type system where the board is kept
> alive for a short time by a battery, and it detects the loss of mains
> power, and runs some form of shutdown script.  I don't know enough about
> the hardware or Linux to know if this is even possible.
> I suspect most people leave it powered up 24/7 but we get quite a few
> powercuts, so some form of failsafe would be useful.

If you search further back in this thread you will find some posts
discussing a fairly simple switch circuit and related code which allows
for a push button power off.

Sorry can't remember who posted it but it was a few weeks ago...



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread jemhayward

I know this is "bad practice" but has anyone had any specific issues
with simply pulling the power plug to put their Wandboard/CSOS to bed? 
I *think* this naughtiness is causing my SD card corruption issue.
If it absolutely must be powered down in an orderly fashion, I was
thinking about some form of UPS type system where the board is kept
alive for a short time by a battery, and it detects the loss of mains
power, and runs some form of shutdown script.  I don't know enough about
the hardware or Linux to know if this is even possible.
I suspect most people leave it powered up 24/7 but we get quite a few
powercuts, so some form of failsafe would be useful.



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread jemhayward

jemhayward wrote: 
> Is this just telling me the MDAC isn't connected to it (which is
> true...)?

Just answered my own question...  yes...  reset to the on-board audio,
and its now re-appeared on LMS.



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread JRatron

jemhayward wrote: 
> 
> [21:27:24.059966] test_open:124 playback open error: No such device
> [21:27:24.060473] output_init_common:365 unable to open output device
> 
> Is this just telling me the MDAC isn't connected to it (which is
> true...)?
yup. if your DAC's not plugged in, you won't get an active instance for
the player.



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread jemhayward

Having had issues with corruption of the SD card, which I think may be
related to powering down the Wandboard (this is how my hifi system
works, and the real SBT was/is happy with that) - I now have the
Wandboard back on the bench, and constantly powered up.  In this state
I've not lost the Wandboard, it still pings on its IP address and the
web interface is still there, BUT, the instance of Squeezeplay isn't
being picked up by my LMS - running on my server.  I've used the
interface to re-start squeezeplay, but its still not appearing.  

The log looks like this:
[19:03:46.160031] test_open:124 playback open error: No such device
[19:03:46.160543] output_init_common:365 unable to open output device
[19:09:57.580389] test_open:124 playback open error: No such device
[19:09:57.586593] output_init_common:365 unable to open output device
[01:00:53.410641] test_open:124 playback open error: No such device
[01:00:53.411190] output_init_common:365 unable to open output device
[19:47:18.410805] test_open:124 playback open error: No such device
[19:47:18.411369] output_init_common:365 unable to open output device
[01:01:04.240237] test_open:124 playback open error: No such device
[01:01:04.240777] output_init_common:365 unable to open output device
[21:27:24.059966] test_open:124 playback open error: No such device
[21:27:24.060473] output_init_common:365 unable to open output device

Is this just telling me the MDAC isn't connected to it (which is
true...)?



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread JRatron

excellent :)
If there's anything we can do to help, just shout :)



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread JackOfAll

[image: http://www.communitysqueeze.org/files/cubie_clanger_bbb.jpg]

Fedex have just delivered the BBB. (Propped up in front of the rack case
that houses my "Clanger" DAC. Cubietruck on top of rack case case,
driving the DAC, 8x oversampling.)

Would appreciate it if anyone thinking of PM'ing or emailing me today
could think twice before doing so. ;) No emails, no PM's, please! The
sooner I get this up and running with the F20 image, the sooner you will
have the F20 image, for the WB, Cubietruck and BBB. And people asking me
about I2S There is no I2S without the CSOS F20 image! I can write
all the guides in the world, but without that image being released.
And you won't have that image until I have a single "base" image that
works on all 3 pieces of hardware, so I have one image to support and
not three. So please everybody, just a little more patience



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] piCoPlayer = Squeezelite on Microcore linux. .An embedded OS in RAM with Squeezelite

2014-04-22 Thread TimG

Hi,

I've set up piCorePlayer on a Raspberry Pi (model B) with a Hifiberry
DAC. Over Ethernet everything works just fine. I've also configured wifi
using an Edimax USB wifi dongle. Again it works great.

However, after shutting down my Pi, I cannot start-up again using wifi
only - which is how I want to operate. When I try, piCorePlayer is not
recognised in LMS at all. Worse, I cannot ping my Pi from my computer.
However, the Pi is recognised on my router and is listed as connected
over wifi and the router lists the correct MAC.

I have entered the wifi MAC address in the piCorePlayer settings -
although I'm not sure what effect this has.

I can start the Pi successfully if both wifi and ethernet are connected.
The player is recognised in LMS when I do this and I can start playing
music. Once started, I can unplug the ethernet cable and the music
continues to play without any interruption. It was obviously using the
wifi connection to stream from the outset. Once started in this way, it
will continue to play indefinitely.

Following shutdown, however, I can only restart again with the ethernet
cable re-connected.

I am using the latest version of piCorePlayer (1.15), but had the same
issues with previous versions.

Is there a setting I'm obviously missing?

Thanks,

Tim



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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread JackOfAll

It's funny well, not really. ;)

This doesn't affect anyone running the F19 image (at the moment) as the
upstream update to luajit only appears to have been pushed on F20, but
it breaks the squeeze-web-gui. 

My fault really, that I didn't see this coming, that 2.0.2 -> 2.0.3
would cause a problem. But I should have seen this coming! Anyway,
updates pushed for F19 and F20 squeeze-web-gui-lua and turbolua. The
real downside, what I thought should be a nice peaceful day, drinking
coffee, listening to some tunes and waiting for the arrival of a
BeagleBone Black, will now be spent "updating" the F20 images.

As a precaution, in case luajit-2.0.3 is pushed for F19, it won't hurt
to upgrade now.

Code:


  sudo csos-cleanUpdate squeeze-web-gui-lua squeeze-web-gui-lua-httpd turbolua
  




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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] piCoPlayer = Squeezelite on Microcore linux. .An embedded OS in RAM with Squeezelite

2014-04-22 Thread mudlark

working well.



Transporter or Cyrus streamX>CyrusDACX>PreXvs>ESPAudio P09B Active
filter>Cyrus X x 2>Rhapsody, Avondale and Naim cable, Kubuntu 12.04
server, various boxes for storage.
SB3 Flycatcher 3A linear power supply. Touch also.
Using SqueezeBoxServer (LMS) 7.8
Also piCorePlayer>Rega DAC>B4>Avondale 260>KEF iQ7  Kubuntu 14.04

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Re: [SlimDevices: Unix] Community Squeeze OS F19 Release 1

2014-04-22 Thread Stoker

JackOfAll wrote: 
> Same here, I haven't noticed any issues.

No issues here either, only tested FLAC and Spotify though.



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