@JackOfAll,
On my Wandboard DHCP leases are being obtained before the chronyd or
ntpd have set the system clock, leading to rather comic DHCP lease
records such as the following:
Code:
lease {
interface "wlan0";
fixed-address 10.0.1.98;
option subnet-mask 255.25
albertone74 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just to share a few pictures of my setup:)
Clive,
Sorry for getting back to you late, I am still out of London. But I did
want write a few comments, so there we go!
"I have been looking for a 'real' replacement for my so beloved
Squeezebox Touch that could also ru
As feared, problems are still occuring on both of my systems. On the
ubuntu system, I just had a dropout and this in the log:
Code:
[20:39:56.620871] ALSA snd_pcm_hw_delay:514 SNDRV_PCM_IOCTL_DELAY failed (-32)
[20:39:56.621040] output_thread:594 XRUN
[20:39:56.6
Chunkywizard wrote:
> Any chance of some instructions on how to implement this? I've seen the
> mount you have in your /etc/fstab but what else do you need to do?
>
> CW
I'm not really too good at writing instructions, you've done a way
better job than I could, so I'd say you do it yourself and
bakker_be wrote:
> I finally managed to find the time to correct my mess withe the
> USB-stick mounted as cache, and the results are simply amazing. You
> might remember I posted the scan results in the previous thread: a bit
> over 11 hours for just shy of 7 tracks in "standard configuration
Thanks for sanctity checking Clive, I was doing it off the top of my
head.
I'm not going to put this in the FAQ as Clive tells me it is a short
term need as hopefully CSOS will have a GUI for this stuff in the
future.
If you can't wait for that then proceed (with caution) using my
instructions a
@ LaLinea - Thank you for the feed-back. I hope the comment problem is
fixed now, I have also added pages that allow you to report your
findings with various USB-DAC and WiFi dongles.
Please all piCorePlayer users, It would be great if you would fill in
information on the USB-DAC and WiFi dongle
Guys, I'll be ignoring you for the rest of the day. I've got a bunch of
stuff I wan't to get finished, so no more popping into the forum and
email is going to be ignored for the rest of the day! (Unless it's from
Triode! ;))
Pascal: Put your SPDIF board circuit diagram on the web site. It's just
Triode wrote:
> What is running the server - does it have enough cpu to transcode at
> these rates?
ReadyNAS NVX (x86 proc).
It shoulb be ok: load averages: 0.28, 0.09, 0.06
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Triode wrote:
> What is running the server - does it have enough cpu to transcode at
> these rates?
I doubt that's it. Even if it was the WB doing the sox transcoding,
downsampling takes less CPU than the crazy stuff I'm doing, eg.
upsampling everything to 384k, vhq filter. The WB has no issue w
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> Well, I did my tests while using plughw:CARD=imxspdif.
> The Wandboard does not hang but it wont play anything else unitl it
> is rebooted (when playing > 192k files).
>
> It is better to use hw:CARD=imxspdif.
> With that option selected, the 352k8 file plays but
Triode wrote:
> Can you comment on the >192k results - I can don't get anything with
> these but can play a lower sample rate afterwards and they play ok - so
> I want to check on the "needs reboot" comment?
>
> Any view on the lock you get with these - I think they should work with
> the MDAC s
Triode wrote:
> Can you comment on the >192k results - I can don't get anything with
> these but can play a lower sample rate afterwards and they play ok - so
> I want to check on the "needs reboot" comment?
Actually, I don't understand what Pascal is seeing. Squeezelite reports
max rate 192k ba
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> Beatifull results...
>
> '[image: http://img827.imageshack.us/img827/4674/sampleratescm37.jpg]'
> (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/827/sampleratescm37.jpg/)
Can you comment on the >192k results - I can don't get anything with
these but can play a lower sample rate aft
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> Let me know if you need other copies of the images. I can send you them
> in the format and resolution you like.
Replied to your PM.
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Not so much that, more a case that I was trying to draw attention to
> your SPDIF board. If have have a much larger original image, I'll crop
> that to provide a higher-res 640xXXX image of the daughter board, with a
> link to the full image. (The rule of thumb I was given by t
gharris999 wrote:
> JackOfAll: Is there any easy way to tell what's been revised or changed
> when you update community-squeeze-repo.noarch?
You can install the yum-changelog plugin, then use that to see the
changelog before you install the update.
Code:
sudo yum i
Chunkywizard wrote:
>
> Then hit ctrl o, then return to confirm the file name then ctrl x and
> you should be back at the command line
> Next type:
> >
Code:
> > sudo nano /home/fedora/.passwd
> username=yourusername
> password=x
> >
> ctrl
@Triode, seems like you are a genius.
So that will mean that the optical out of the wandboard will also be
usable (after soldering), till the Community Dac boards arrive.
To think that I nearly left SB for Sonos, glad I did not since the real
fun is just about to start.
Thanks chunkywizard, will try as soon as I get my new toy. I am sure
this guide will be very helpful for many new users - maybe it should
also be made part of the Community Squeeze FAQs, so the info will not
get lost.
Even though the Community player was not invented to run a server, it
would be
Triode wrote:
> Can you try another dac or another output interface (spdif?) Do the
> errors in the log correspond with time of the dropouts? The problem
> here is that I would expect XRUN messages for every drop out and then
> tuning squeezelite may help, but its not clear that you are getting
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