It seems that the problem only matters to Audiophiles, otherwise someone
would fix it. _I'm_not_making_promises_, but I'll see if I can build a
4.14 based rt kernel and make. It would only be for the Allo
USBridgeSig.
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Sorry, wrong link. Here is correct one:
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/3204
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zlib wrote:
> Unfortunately, pCP 4.1.0 doesn't support my Allo USBridge Signature, so
> I can't use it. The issue with kernel 4.19 is still open:
> https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/3181
I don't see USB mentioned in there.
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paul- wrote:
> Did you try pCP 4.1.0?I really don't have time to maintain extra
> kernels, or create confusion with support. Has anyone figured out the
> issue and offered a patch for the 4.19 tree?
Unfortunately, pCP 4.1.0 doesn't support my Allo USBridge Signature, so
I can't use it. Th
yanto wrote:
> Thank you both
>
> I don't know what to do. If DD is used often and for a long time, won't
> it wear out prematurely?
The SD card is likely to wear out faster. Do what Paul Webster
said...
pCP - Runs on internal micro sd card
Get a reasonably sized USB memory stick and put
paul- wrote:
> I wouldn't worry about it. IMHO the hard disk is a better spot for the
> LMS Cache than the internal SD card.
Thank you both
I don't know what to do. If DD is used often and for a long time, won't
it wear out prematurely?
zlib wrote:
> Paul, could you make an image of PiCorePlayer 6 audio core with Linux
> kernel 4.14? There is a problem with 4.19, it makes dropouts with USB
> audio devices.
Did you try pCP 4.1.0?I really don't have time to maintain extra
kernels, or create confusion with support. Has anyo
paul- wrote:
> UPDATED: NOV 16, 2019
> _*pCP_6.0.0-b7*_
>
Paul, could you make an image of PiCorePlayer 6 audio core with Linux
kernel 4.14? There is a problem with 4.19, it makes dropouts with USB
audio devices.
zlib's
I wouldn't worry about it. IMHO the hard disk is a better spot for the
LMS Cache than the internal SD card.
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You could put a USB stick in the RPi and reconfigure pCP to make LMS use
that as the cache.
Then your DD (Disque Dur/Hard Drive) would not be accessed (except when
playing local music and scanning).
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ok
Should I leave it like this, or should I modify it, and how do I do
that, so that the SD stays on standby?
Merci
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Yup, and that is why the disk wakes up. LMS is updating it's cache.
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paul- wrote:
> Where are you keeping your LMS Cache?(Setting on the pCP LMS Web
> Page)
Hello
Is that the information you're asking for?
Thank you for your help
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