CommanderROR wrote:
Ok, I managed to set up logging into a file for squeezelite and then
managed to provoke the error by timing several TV recordings during the
night.
This morning I checked the logfile, and the only error (since no music
was playing there was nothing else in the log) was
Hi Triode,
this error pops up just once, it's the last action when Squeezelite
starts going unresponsive and eats up CPU power, effetively bringing the
whole system to a standstill.
It does not crash though...
This is the complete output from starting up Squeezelite, testing a
radio channel,
CommanderROR wrote:
Hi Triode,
this error pops up just once, it's the last action when Squeezelite
starts going unresponsive and eats up CPU power, effetively bringing the
whole system to a standstill.
It does not crash though...
This is the complete output from starting up Squeezelite,
albertone74 wrote:
Hi JackOfAll,
A fresh re-install of the RC2 worked like a charm. It has been running
for a couple of hours without any issues at all. I have been playing
even my 24/192 flac files:)
I have run this command to update the web-gui:
sudo yum update community-squeeze-web
michaelvv wrote:
Hi.
I have done the exact same , but I don't think that these new functions
are
in community-squeeze-web-1-24
#sudo rpm -qa | grep community-squeeze-web
community-squeeze-web-1-24.20130406git792ad70.fc18.noarch
For me it looks very much like the old one.
community-squeeze-web-1-25.20130406gitf6a7e7f is the latest and will be
included on the RC3 image to be released later today.
To upgrade on RC2.
Code:
sudo yum --disablerepo=* --enablerepo=community-squeeze clean metadata
sudo yum update community-squeeze-web
JackOfAll wrote:
community-squeeze-web-1-25.20130406gitf6a7e7f is the latest and will be
included on the RC3 image to be released later today.
To upgrade on RC2.
Code:
sudo yum --disablerepo=* --enablerepo=community-squeeze clean metadata
sudo yum
TerryS wrote:
The test kernel from Adrian does not seem to have fixed the hdmi audio
problem I'm having, but everything else seems to be working very well.
Terry
OK - I've reproduced this now. I did leave it playing over night, but
had the TV off - now I've left it playing with the TV on
Hi
First of all, thanks a lot for piCorePlayer.
It litteraly took me 6 minutes to download, install and have music
playing through the analog port!
The setup was very easy.
So my next step was to use the my external USB DAC (Benchmark DAC1).
After fiddling around for 2 more minutes, i was able
Triode wrote:
Just made a small change for this and push to the source tree - I think
you are building your own binaries, could you try this?
I just compiled this version this morning. Pulled the cable on a paused
track and it reconnected fine (although it dropped from paused into
stopped
paulster wrote:
I just compiled this version this morning. Pulled the cable on a paused
track and it reconnected fine (although it dropped from paused into
stopped state, but that's not an issue). Tried it on a playing track as
well and it carried on playing.
So this change appears to
michaelvv wrote:
Hi Terry
I was thinking of buying a HDMI splitter to start test it , to my
external DAC.
Both I saw that you have some issues with it.
Even with Triode Kernel which I can not crash :-)
Are you using a HDMI splitter to a DAC ,or do you send
it direct to a receiver
Triode wrote:
Thanks for testing. When playing squeezelite sends an update message
once a second so it can detect if the other end is not there. What this
change does is detect LMS has gone when it is not playing. It takes
slightly longer to do this as I decided not to create any new
This
Code:
yum -y install
http://www.communitysqueeze.org/repo/community-squeeze-repo-1-1.noarch.rpm
needs to be tweaked to
Code:
yum -y install
http://www.communitysqueeze.org/repo/community-squeeze-repo-1-3.noarch.rpm
Triode wrote:
cat /proc/asound/imxhdmisoc/pcm0p/sub0/status has two ptr values which
seem to keep incrementing - can you verify if you see these incrementing
and getting to a specific value when it starts to corrupt?
At 96kHz (flac) the pointers seem to increment at about 5375539 per
I, too, am just now trying to get lms up and running on F18. Having
installed from community-squeeze-repo-1-3.noarch.rpm, I'm getting these
errors on startup (using a debugging script):
Code:
[13-04-06 14:12:18.1046] lms-debug.sh (1974) Attempting to start:
Triode wrote:
In my case its possible to fix the problem just by turning the TV off
and on again - this resets these ptr values, but does not cause
squeezelite to do anything different, so I assume its a driver issue.
I also notice that I can correct the problem by just switching the
gharris999 wrote:
I, too, am just now trying to get lms up and running on F18. Having
installed from community-squeeze-repo-1-3.noarch.rpm, I'm getting these
errors on startup (using a debugging script):
Code:
[13-04-06 14:12:18.1046] lms-debug.sh (1974)
mkt wrote:
Just an idea, I had some errors like that before I uninstalled the
logitech version, disabled the logitech repository and really installed
from the community-squeeze repository.
Aside from the firewall issues, every single instance where people have
had problems so far, has been
CSOS-WANDBOARD-DUAL-RC3-20130406-1.IMG
'CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-RC3-20130406-1.img.7z'
(http://www.communitysqueeze.org/images/wandboard/CSOS/CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-RC3-20130406-1.img.7z)
The third and except for any showstopping bugs, (that we are not already
aware of), the last CSOS release candidate
JackOfAll wrote:
CSOS-WANDBOARD-DUAL-RC3-20130406-1.IMG
'CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-RC3-20130406-1.img.7z'
(http://www.communitysqueeze.org/images/wandboard/CSOS/CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-RC3-20130406-1.img.7z)
The third and except for any showstopping bugs, (that we are not already
aware
JackOfAll wrote:
Aside from the firewall issues, every single instance where people have
had problems so far, has been the result of having the logitech rpm
installed and not following the instructions to remove it before
installing the CS rpm. mkt and gharris999, before I start chasing
JIVELITE-0.1-0.26.20130406GITF4A58C6
Looks like Triode made one more change after I packaged jivelite for
RC3.
Code:
sudo yum update jivelite
JackOfAll's Profile:
JackOfAll wrote:
JIVELITE-0.1-0.26.20130406GITF4A58C6
Looks like Triode made one more change after I packaged jivelite for
RC3.
Code:
sudo yum update jivelite
Sounds good:)
The arch specific binary perl is in the CPAN subpackage. Can you
please.
Code:
rpm -q logitechmediaserver logitechmediaserver-CPAN logitechmediaserver-vendor
JackOfAll wrote:
The arch specific binary perl is in the CPAN subpackage. Can you
please.
Code:
rpm -q logitechmediaserver logitechmediaserver-CPAN
logitechmediaserver-vendor
Sure.
Code:
rpm -q
Just drop back to the previous version for the moment until I have time
to have a look at what causes the breakage in the most recent build.
Code:
sudo yum downgrade logitechmediaserver
JackOfAll wrote:
Just drop back to the previous version for the moment until I have time
to have a look at what causes the breakage in the most recent build.
Code:
sudo yum downgrade logitechmediaserver
sudo systemctl start squeezeboxserver
TerryS wrote:
I installed and am running RC3. Everything works except of course the
hdmi issue I have been having is still there.
Thanks, Terry. While the hdmi audio issue is on the known bug list, it
isn't really a show-stopper that would block the RC3 becoming the first
release. We need to
mkt wrote:
That works! Thanks!
Yes, with the benefit of hindsight that'll be the last time that I move
a build from the testing repo to release, having not tested myself. I
received feedback that it was working from a third party, moved it into
the release repo and haven't got around to
JackOfAll wrote:
Yes, with the benefit of hindsight that'll be the last time that I move
a build from the testing repo to release, having not tested myself. I
received feedback that it was working from a third party, moved it into
the release repo and haven't got around to installing it
castalla wrote:
I suspect that I am the 3rd party!
Yes, you were. But no blame attached to you. My fault. Just because
there isn't an issue with the build on ARM doesn't mean that there won't
be on i686 or x86_64, or on F16 i386 (vortexbox). I normally at least
make sure a new build fires up
JackOfAll wrote:
Yes, you were. But no blame attached to you. My fault. Just because
there isn't an issue with the build on F18 ARM doesn't mean that there
won't be on i686 or x86_64, or on F16 i386 (vortexbox). I normally at
least make sure a new build fires up on each platform before I
JackOfAll wrote:
Thanks, Terry. While the hdmi audio issue is on the known bug list, it
isn't really a show-stopper that would block the RC3 becoming the first
release. We need to make an official release image and write this one
down as a bug that needs further investigation and a fix.
I
Hi there.
I have just spend the whole evening on getting squeezelite work on my
raspberry pi v2 (made in chinese - with the black audio jack).
I used the squeezeplug package/iso to setup sl.
Sadly squeezelite does not start/work.
When I try to start it from the console i get the following:
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