Hmm, I fell at the next fence.
I left LMS to scan the library (I confirmed it was seeing music files
under Info) but the next time I looked at it it had stopped.
I checked the logs and it's crashed with a disk I/O error.
[19-04-15 10:35:45.4685] Slim::Schema::Storage::throw_exception (122)
Err
OK I found the issue - the filesystem was full:
[19-04-15 12:53:36.4723] main::main (332) Error: Skipping post-process &
Not updating lastRescanTime!
[19-04-15 12:53:36.4788] Slim::Schema::Storage::throw_exception (122)
Error: DBI Exception: DBD::SQLite::db commit failed: database or disk is
ful
So, I am confused. I understand IRDA is going to go away.
But I thought LIRCD was a different package? And doesn't PiCorePlayer
only use LIRCD?
I don't think that LIRCD is dependent on IRDA?
If I remember correctly IRDA is a network protocol that let two devices
with IRDA trasmitter/re
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Another issue is being able to SSH into a pi zero after you have
configured everything in logitech squeezebox. I could get everything
working OK if I used my pi 3B plus, but I cant seem to access it on the
pi zero. I did add a file in the route with the name SSH, and I thought
I had configured
1st, I just wanted to make sure there wasn't any irda stuff really out
there. Which it appears nobody is using these.
But there are changes to to the ir ecosystem, in some cases, we no
longer need lircd to work with jivelite. Ralphy is the one working on
the details here, I'm sure we will sh
AirFiero, are you using piCorePlayer?
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> AirFiero, are you using piCorePlayer?
Yes.
Pi Zero W
PiCore 4.x
Waveshare 4.3 inch touchscreen, so I need the USB data for the touch
data.
Portable player, so a usb hub isnt practical
512gb SD card, so I need to store the music on partition 3
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AirFiero wrote:
> With fdisk, it appears that you have to be very specific about the
> amount of space you want to create, I.e., the number of bytes which
> isnt the same number of gigabytes. How do we figure out the right
> number to specify?
I think I found the answer here, although the comma
