I'm just going to ask here in case someone has a good idea.
The only computers I have with SD card readers are based on OSX and OSX
can't format/read ext4 as far as I know.
So is there a good way to install Arch or more specifically Squeeze on
Arch on a SD card using an OSX setup ?
I can get
erland wrote:
I'm just going to ask here in case someone has a good idea.
The only computers I have with SD card readers are based on OSX and OSX
can't format/read ext4 as far as I know.
So is there a good way to install Arch or more specifically Squeeze on
Arch on a SD card using an
Triode,
I used soa-install-lms-7.9.sh to install lms 7.9 in a ARCH x86_64 test
VM. Apart from the fact it dowloads a lot of data in order to build the
split packages, a quick test shows LMS to be working OK.
Code:
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - TRUNK @
Krisbee wrote:
Triode,
I used soa-install-lms-7.9.sh to install lms 7.9 in a ARCH x86_64 test
VM. Apart from the fact it dowloads a lot of data in order to build the
split packages, a quick test shows LMS to be working OK.
Code:
Logitech Media Server
Triode wrote:
Thanks for testing - the hopeful advantage of doing this way is that
upgrading just the server component should be less download and faster.
To do this all you need to do is:
Code:
./soa-update.sh logitechmediaserver-7.9-lms
erland wrote:
I'm just going to ask here in case someone has a good idea.
The only computers I have with SD card readers are based on OSX and OSX
can't format/read ext4 as far as I know.
So is there a good way to install Arch or more specifically Squeeze on
Arch on a SD card using an
Krisbee wrote:
First time around the LMS download alone is around 600Mb:
Code:
== Making package: logitechmediaserver-lms 7.9r19236.d443fa6-1 (Sat 5 Jul
08:08:43 BST 2014)
== Checking runtime dependencies...
== Checking buildtime dependencies...
==
erland wrote:
The whole process would be a lot easier for Windows/OSX user if step 1
and 2 in the above instruction could be made once by someone and then
redistributed. However, I'm not sure if it was this kind of distribution
of complete images that brought the CommunitySqueeze project
Triode wrote:
If you can stand the two stage process of booting the wandboard into
another distro and then using the create-sdcard script I think it is
reasonably user friendly (it also enables a couple of things which a
straight arch install won't do such as enable ntp and set the number of
erland wrote:
I guess this only works as long as we are using the standard carrier
board ?
If we ever switch to use John's DAC board we don't have the extra SD
card slot ? Or did John's DAC board also contain an extra SD card slot
?
The general obstacle for me is that I have the
Triode wrote:
My wandboards are not in a case so I haven't seen this problem :) - but
you need to unscrew the case to get at the cd sd card anyway..
The obstacle in my case might be more related to having to keep track of
two SD cards, I should probably start writing something on them to
erland,
As an alternative you can create your sd card image using a loop devce,
e.g.:
Code:
Create a zero filled img file with dd. e.g:
dd if=/dev/zero of=awcard.img bs=1M count=4000
Gives a 4g img file.
To make sure you can access partitions in the
Apologies for being a bother (again), but cannot play MP3 filed. AAC and
FLACs play fine. All the music files are on a Samba NAS. MP3's and AAC
under the same directory tree. But one plays (AACs), the other (MP3s)
not.
I'm running Squeezelite 1.5 Linux ALSA armv6hf, with Lame installed on
an
scolley wrote:
Apologies for being a bother (again), but cannot play MP3 filed. AAC and
FLACs play fine. All the music files are on a Samba NAS. MP3's and AAC
under the same directory tree. But one plays (AACs), the other (MP3s)
not.
LMS won't transcode mp3s as it assumes all players will
Wow! That was the easiest change ever on Arch:
# pacman - S libmad
Awesome. Thank you! :D
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Triode wrote:
Thanks for testing - the hopeful advantage of doing this way is that
upgrading just the server component should be less download and faster.
To do this all you need to do is:
Code:
./soa-update.sh logitechmediaserver-7.9-lms
Just like to pop in here and mention using SoA on platforms other than
Wandboard. I have Wandboard, Beagelbone and Rapsberry Pi. I have SoA on
the Wand and BBB, my preference is the BBB (cost, form factor, access to
I2S). So I humbly request that what ever mechanisms are used to create
the SDcard
Ron Olsen wrote:
1. If you entered
Code:
squeezelite -s localhost -o hw:CARD=S20,DEV=0 -m xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx -n
S20 -d output=debug -f /var/log/squeezelite.log
the process runs in the foreground, and you do not get a command
prompt. You
luxo wrote:
I chose to run the process in the background. If I stop squeezelite
before I enter the command how do I run music for testing without
starting squeezelite? Step 4 has me starting the service after
terminating the logging.
Test with the background process running. Don't
ChrisMmm wrote:
Just like to pop in here and mention using SoA on platforms other than
Wandboard. I have Wandboard, Beagelbone and Rapsberry Pi. I have SoA on
the Wand and BBB, my preference is the BBB (cost, form factor, access to
I2S). So I humbly request that what ever mechanisms are used
I've added an upgrade script which should update all installed SoA
packages - please try and let me know if it is not working for you:
Code:
./soa-update-all.sh
My plan is to trigger this from the web interface, so would like to
check it is
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