Howard Passman wrote:
> Sorry, I totally forgot to state I am using this on a RPI B3. That i why
> I am looking for the 32bit kernel. I've been loading B1 on it and all is
> well, but I would like to take advantage of the Bluetooth changes of B6.
> B7 works great on my PI4
>
> Howard
b7 has 32
On the download page it states that there is no 32 bit kernel in b7. Of
course I tried to update from b1 to b7 twice before I read that :-)
Thanks,
Howard
kmccourt wrote:
> b7 has 32 bit kernels for the Pi models earlier than the Pi4.
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Howard Passman wrote:
> On the download page it states that there is no 32 bit kernel in b7. Of
> course I tried to update from b1 to b7 twice before I read that :-)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Howard
32 bit support has been removed from the Pi4 so it's now only 64bit; in
earlier betas both options were
I have b1 so I fresh installed that and then did an insitu update to B7.
It wouldn't boot after that and I don't have a screen to see what is
happening. I did find that I have a b5 version so I am running that and
it works fine and gives me what I wanted.
Thanks,
Howard
kmccourt wrote:
> 32
Lol. USB sticks will fit in a RJ45 socket too. but it doesnt
work very well.
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A pi3b/b+ should be using the armv7 kernel. Can you check your
config.txt and post it?
As for the spotty helper? Are you supplying a static binary? If so
aarch64 should not be a problem. Otherwise how does Perl identify the
arch? Can we wrap slimserver.pl with setarch?
piCorePlayer a
bernid wrote:
> Thanks PasTim,
> I tried your way but still have 'output_init_alsa' warnings on my
> system:
> Ubuntu server 19.10 +newest LMS+ Local Player Plugin (v.1.6.5)+
> squeezelite-x86-64 (v.1.9.5-1193).
> I can hear the sound but I don't know if it could be better if alsa fifo
> and mem
Howard Passman wrote:
> On the download page it states that there is no 32 bit kernel in b7. Of
> course I tried to update from b1 to b7 twice before I read that :-)
>
I updated the OP to clarify. B1 to B7 upgrade is a whole different
problem.B1 was a very early release, and was thrown to
PasTim wrote:
> I hope this now works for you!
Yes. It is.:)
THANK YOU PasTim.
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bernid wrote:
> Yes. It is.:)
> THANK YOU PasTim.
Good.
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paul- wrote:
> A pi3b/b+ should be using the armv7 kernel. Can you check your
> config.txt and post it?
>
> As for the spotty helper? Are you supplying a static binary? If so
> aarch64 should not be a problem. Otherwise how does Perl identify the
> arch? Can we wrap slimserver.pl with
Just to clarify, I have loaded 6.0 b6. I should be able to update to b7
on my RPI 3b.
Thanks again,
Howard
paul- wrote:
> I updated the OP to clarify. B1 to B7 upgrade is a whole different
> problem.B1 was a very early release, and was thrown together really
> quick. B7 should boot
Okay, the config is good, and the kernel is running would be 32bit.
Confirm by running uname -a from command line. I suspect you are
looking at the reported arch by lms on the information page. That arch
is actually not real for the runtime, but the arch of the compile
machine that built Per
Howard Passman wrote:
> Just to clarify, I have loaded 6.0 b6. I should be able to update to b7
> on my RPI 3b.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Howard
No compelling reason to upgrade, except to help me test a few things. i
just did 2 b6 to b7 upgrades, so it should be fine.
piCorePlayer a small pla
Okay, the config is good, and the kernel is running would be 32bit.
Confirm by running uname -a from command line. I suspect you are
looking at the reported arch by lms on the information page. That arch
is actually not real for the runtime, but the arch of the compile
machine that built Perl..
Done and done. The upgrade worked great. I'll give it a workout in the
morning.
Thanks again!!
Howard
paul- wrote:
> No compelling reason to upgrade, except to help me test a few things. i
> just did 2 b6 to b7 upgrades, so it should be fine.
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