paul- wrote:
> You pressed the self destruct button.
>
> These are changes for pCP6, I thought I had trapped for pcp5.
>
> Edit: I pushed up a change. Hopefully you can plug in an ethernet cable
> and update the base again.
So it seems :-) It was clear to me that this was all preparation fo
I recently installed debian 9.11 on my wandboard and built jivelite and
noticed the same 2 messages logged on the console.
The warnings are from the system libpng v1.6. When I build jivelite
against the squeezeplay purpose built libraries in /opt/squeezeplay/lib,
which uses an older version of l
When I have built Jivelite on systems from git I've always had to
redirect jivelite display (over ssh) to my windows machine and set a
skin that is the resolution of the "local display" to the jivelite
before jivelite will work OK
Not sure if this is the problem you are seeing
Jeff
*Players:
Thanks for the reply Ralphy. I kind of thought I could ignore those
warnings but wasnt 100% sure. The bigger problem is the blank screen
after the Jive Lite splash screen, in other words, it ain't working.
I found an older post by you with a log config file and put it in
~/.jivelite/userscript
Jeff07971 wrote:
> When I have built Jivelite on systems from git I've always had to
> redirect jivelite display (over ssh) to my windows machine and set a
> skin that is the resolution of the "local display" to the jivelite
> before jivelite will work OK
>
> Not sure if this is the problem you
Good. First let's go back and try using the libts extension from pcp
3.5 that was reported to work with the waveshare screen, albeit a
different model.
You'll need to install the libcofi.tcz extension from the webgui as
well, since the older libts requires it but the latest one does not.
https
Let's try turning on all logging.
Copy the attached file as logconf.lua into
$HOME/.jivelite/userpath/logconf.lua
Try to run jivellite.
+---+
|Filename: jivelite-logconf.lua.txt |
|Download: http:/
sodface wrote:
> Thanks Jeff. I am starting it via the local console with a logitech
> wireless keyboard connected (don't think a wireless keyboard should be
> an issue) - I don't get anything after the splash screen, no initial
> setup or anything. Not sure how to set a skin without the initi
The advice about switching PiCorePlayer off seems to be that whilst it
runs in RAM and is immune to power-off corruption, LMS can be corrupted
by power removal, presumably if it's writing data at the time.
I've been in what I thought was the good habit of switching off via the
UI and then removin
sodface wrote:
> Thanks Jeff. I am starting it via the local console with a logitech
> wireless keyboard connected (don't think a wireless keyboard should be
> an issue) - I don't get anything after the splash screen, no initial
> setup or anything. Not sure how to set a skin without the initi
Man in a van wrote:
> Thanks Paul, in your own time. I'm helping a chap on another forum who
> has the same set-up.
>
> Just to reiterate that the power button and script work with pCP v5.0.1
> on the rpi3B. :)
>
Have you tried doing it without the script and instead using dtoverlay?
You'll h
pCP was only a player at the start ... and when used that way,
everything is loaded into memory when it starts up and it does not write
back to storage unless you do something that initiates a backup.
So - for that sort of setup it is OK to pull the plug out without doing
a "power off"/shutdown.
Thanks Gents!! Thinking about faking an illness and going home to try
it!
I'll update this evening.
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If you listen to music all the time, just leave it powered up.
Otherwise, there are plenty of ways to shutdown the system.
You can interface a button with GPIO.
Press the shutdown button on the interface.
Some automation can make an http call which can fire the same link that
the shutdown but
carsten_h wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I want to use a Raspberry Pi 4 as a LMS server with the piCorePlayer
> installation. This will be no problem.
> I want to place this into this case:
> https://www.argon40.com/catalog/product/view/id/52/s/argon-one-raspberry-pi-4-case/
> This case has a software for
paul- wrote:
> Press the shutdown button on the interface.
This is the thing I'm wondering about. Do you mean the PCP 'Main Page'?
The off button on the player doesn't appear to stop LMS.
IAN
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*Main System*: RPi2 / iQAudio DAC+ / PiCorePlayer with LMS
*Second Syste
The off button on the players have never shut off the system. LMS is
designed to run all the time.
If you are running jivelite, there is a shutdown in the piCorePlayer
applet. Otherwise, yes, there is a shutdown on the pCP web page.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Odd ... looks like I have run out of something.
I'm sure a reboot of pCP (where LMS is running) will resolve it but is
there some diagnostics I could do to find out what is going wrong for
error "Inappropriate ioctl "?
Code:
[20-01-16 18:29:12.7925] Slim::Networking:
paul- wrote:
> It's using gpio to shutdown, so it should work just fine. You won't
> use that script, you just need to know what GPIO pins you are hooked up
> to.and there are options in the tweaks page of our interface.
I also have this RPi4 case.
>From the script itself, i saw that: shu
Hi,
I run a PCP with "piCorePlayer 1.21b_RPi2" on an RPI2 with Hifiberry. It
is connected to a router per LAN and to an amplifier per CINCH. It has
been running with no problems for some years.
For some time now I have frequent gaps while replaying both long and
short files (i.e. MP3). In the in
ugh, embarrassing
It just might be a loose connection of the amp.
However I would welcome replies to the question whether I should reduce
the file size of these large LMS-files and if I should update to a later
version of PCP...
dsm 6.2 (synology disk station 115) running lms 7.9.1 -- rpi wit
paul- wrote:
> You pressed the self destruct button.
>
> These are changes for pCP6, I thought I had trapped for pcp5.
>
> Edit: I pushed up a change. Hopefully you can plug in an ethernet cable
> and update the base again.
OK.Did update - nothing. The versions remained the same I guess. Bu
If its working, not too much reason to upgrade.
Although its easy to test with a new Micro SD card
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Aldoszx wrote:
> I also have this RPi4 case.'
Oh, great!
I saw that the fan is controlled by the software to use different speeds
at different temperatures. There is a software running in background for
this.
I think this will not be available in piCorePlayer installation.
Is the fan running a
Some use a user space program, but There is fan control in the
kernel. not sure if they use this or not?
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lencoth wrote:
>
> I have bought a "RASPTOUCH DIGIONE Touch Screen Streamer with Digital
> Output" from Audiophonics.
> It's a Pi, Allo Digione SPDIF out card, Touch Screen & a board to power
> of the Pi gracefully in a nice box:
>
You could try with WiFi diagnostics section in pCP to see if
Is it possible to install LMS 8 on piCorePlayer v6.0.0-b7 ?
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gegen wrote:
> Is it possible to install LMS 8 on piCorePlayer v6.0.0-b7 ?
Yes.
*Server - LMS 8.0.0 *Pi4B 4GB/Flirc case/pCP 6.0.0-b7 18K library,
playlists & LMS cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -* Pi3B+/pCP 5.0.0/pi screen/HiFiBerry DAC+/jivelite,
*Lounge* - Pi2/pCP 5.0.0 > HiFiBerry DIGI+ > Aud
gegen wrote:
> Is it possible to install LMS 8 on piCorePlayer v6.0.0-b7 ?
Sorry, struggling to find instructions, found them now -
https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml
Just replace 7.9.2 with 8.0.0 in step 5.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> You could try with WiFi diagnostics section in pCP to see if it gives
> any clues ... or make a new Raspbian image just to see if it works with
> the standard distribution.
Thanks Paul,
This is the output of the diagnostics:
29067
29068
I have to admit that I'm really
Thanks to Ralphy and Jeff I got a little further. I set the framebuffer
and deleted the .jivelite folder but same thing happened when I started
jivelite, splash screen and that's it. Next I enabled logging and
changed the skin file that Jeff indicated in his post to
HD_GRID_SKIN_1080 - Bingo!
Paul Webster wrote:
> Odd ... looks like I have run out of something.
> I'm sure a reboot of pCP (where LMS is running) will resolve it but is
> there some diagnostics I could do to find out what is going wrong for
> error "Inappropriate ioctl "?
>
> >
Code:
> >
> [
Ok, duh, I installed libjpeg-turbo and things improved dramatically! No
crashing and I'm getting album art. I'll let it run over night. Now to
get touch working. I think I'm going to have recompile something
against tslib.
-
Lencoth,
In the boot message, your wifi is successfully connecting to the AP,
then it is starting DHCP. In your first screen shot of the wifi
interface, it shows that wifi has a valid IP address. Are you sure
something else blocking your player.
My suspicion is that your DHCP server is bein
paul- wrote:
> Some use a user space program, but There is fan control in the
> kernel. not sure if they use this or not?
This is the part to create the daemon for temperature checking (it is
running as a service later:
Code:
echo 'def temp_check():' >> $powerbutt
carsten_h wrote:
> Oh, great!
> I saw that the fan is controlled by the software to use different speeds
> at different temperatures. There is a software running in background for
> this.
> I think this will not be available in piCorePlayer installation.
>
> Is the fan running at full speed whe
Aldoszx wrote:
> The fan is off until install the control script.
Ok, are you using it together with the piCorePlayer installation?
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kidstypike wrote:
> Sorry, struggling to find instructions, found them now -
>
> https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml
>
> Just replace 7.9.2 with 8.0.0 in step 5.
Thanks a lot, will give it a go!
gege
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