pavowren wrote:
>
> and main items are showing up as icons instead of rows of text
>
Interesting you achieved all this; Im using PiCorePlayer and its
mostly what I need.
However some more customization would be nice. How did you achieve this
quoted behavior, would you explain?
*Server:* L
Ge Ba wrote:
> But yes, finally the channel I used (ch13) was the issue. Glad I could
> get it solved so fast with you guy's help.
Yes, iirc the Pi built-in wi-fi does not support ch13.
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bits wrote:
> Some devices will not show both bands if the AP uses the same mac for
> both bands.
> I have seen Android behave like that with an AP. Android device would
> only show 5ghz ssid with 2.4ghz ssid invisible to the device.
> I moaned to the ap maker, Billion, who released new firmware
Eyerex wrote:
> Clean install on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ with 7" screen Meridian
> Explorer 2 DAC and a USB hard drive and everything is working and
> sounding sweet so big thanks to everyone's hard work in putting together
> Picoreplayer
On behalf of the pCP Team thanks!
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Wirrunna wrote:
> Well done pCP Team.
>
> Just in-situ upgraded 5 players (had to pre-upgrade one from pCP 3.02 to
> 3.5 first). All worked fine.
On behalf of the pCP Team and beta testers thanks :o
Greg Erskine's Profi
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi edwin2006,
>
> Looks like you might need to setup a static IP via "setup". Plug in
> monitor and keyboard and type "setup".
>
> Can't quite think how you can get to with web interface without a
> network :confused:
>
> regards
> Greg
He could setup a temporary DHCP s
hi edwin2006,
Looks like you might need to setup a static IP via "setup". Plug in
monitor and keyboard and type "setup".
Can't quite think how you can get to with web interface without a
network :confused:
regards
Greg
edwin2006 wrote:
> Are you sure that the 2.4 is on a valid channel? Try for rest ch6
BINGO!!
Just found it myself but the channel was exactly the issue. I used to
have ch13 - it worked with all other devices but after switching to 1 or
10 the SIID finally appeared! :cool:
Thanks again, Edwin &
Some devices will not show both bands if the AP uses the same mac for
both bands.
I have seen Android behave like that with an AP. Android device would
only show 5ghz ssid with 2.4ghz ssid invisible to the device.
I moaned to the ap maker, Billion, who released new firmware that used
different ma
edwin2006 wrote:
> Hi Jeff. I know all the parameters, most off them I can make my own
> choice. It's just that I don't have access to the router and I have to
> deal with the proxy. I do have thorough knowledge of networks 😉
> Just having a problem to implement that knowledge into a core Linux
Are you sure that the 2.4 is on a valid channel? Try for rest ch6
*SqueezeBoxes:* 2x SB2 (Living room and study), 1x Radio (Kitchen), 1x
Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer (jacuzzi), 1x piCorePlayer (Garden)
1x OSMC + Squeezelite (Movie room), 1x Touch (Bedroom)
*Server:* LMS on Pi3 7.9.1. on
Hi Jeff. I know all the parameters, most off them I can make my own
choice. It's just that I don't have access to the router and I have to
deal with the proxy. I do have thorough knowledge of networks 😉
Just having a problem to implement that knowledge into a core Linux
environment.
*SqueezeBo
paul- wrote:
> Yes, wifi has been completely rewritten, but should not affected channel
> connections. If I had to guess it is failing at 5G and then before it
> can switch to 2.4G it is timing out. I have no idea how a RPI functions
> in an environtment with the same SSID for both bands, becau
edwin2006 wrote:
> Long time SB user but an absolute linux newbie..
> Trying to get PcP + LMS working on restricted network without DHCP so i
> need to config the network (permanently) manually with;
>
> IP
> Mask
> Gateway
> DNS1
> DNS2
> NTP
>
> Searched on the net but found nothing that i
Long time SB user but an absolute linux newbie..
Trying to get PcP + LMS working on restricted network without DHCP so i
need to config the network (permanently) manually with;
IP
Mask
Gateway
DNS1
DNS2
NTP
Searched on the net but found nothing that i could use (i guess because
the lack of kno
Ge Ba wrote:
> Clean install on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ with 7" screen,
>
> Issues with WiFi after the fresh install. It works when Pi is near the
> router, grabbing 5 GHz band. But when located more far, at its usual
> location, it doesnt connect anymore. Should at least connect to 2.4 GHz
Clean install on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ with 7" screen,
Issues with WiFi after the fresh install. It works when Pi is near the
router, grabbing 5 GHz band. But when located more far, at its usual
location, it doesnt connect anymore. Should at least connect to 2.4 GHz
band, which is still av
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