Oh, and another thing to keep in mind - it was pointed out 'earlier'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111502-Jivelite-on-a-Pirate-Audio-240x240-screen=962304=1#post962304)
that newer versions of the Pirate Audio boards will use a different GPIO
for the Y button. Going forward I
paul- wrote:
> Just thinking out loud here. So I think the best way to handle startup
> of the screen is through managing a screen extension.
>
Have you decided against an overlay? What you have suggested makes
sense, and having an automated way to make use of all the features of
the board
Greg and Chill, sorry for the trouble earlier, I normally use zsh and
first wrote it using that, and then tested using bash as I assumed
that's what you would be using.. so what I wrote works on either of
those sh variants, but apparently not ash.. but you found an alternative
that works there
Just thinking out loud here. So I think the best way to handle startup
of the screen is through managing a screen extension.
The screen extension, would have the kernel module as a dependency, then
the automated start script would load the screen commands. Since this
would happen before pcp
I don't think a new image will fit. Default images are 64MB boot, 64MB
user. And that is real MB, and the card is probably 128 MegaBits.
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You should look at the pcp code sometimes... it's all shell script.
Although, I admit some sections are not so elegant.
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kbeast wrote:
> So this script is great. I had to modify it a little where i ran
> openvpn after it tries to kill the process since mine was connecting to
> vpn regardless. I also set the home network to something wildly
> different as for me, my network is very common so it would think i was
Jeff07971 wrote:
>
> I have posted a script here
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106895-Running-picoreplayer-over-a-VPN=875306=1#post875306
> This will check if the Pcp is on the local network and prevent a VPN
> being connected and if not connect the VPN
>
> >
Code:
I have to say, elegance in the code is one of the things that appeals to
me in programming, and this bit of the script now seems rather elegant.
The problem I face is that I can barely make bash do what I want it to,
so my efforts end up rather 'clunky'! It's always a pleasure to see how
That works perfectly, thanks Greg, and Greg :-)
If I run this as a user script (without sudo), rather than as a start-up
user command, then pigpiod doesn't start, so I get the 10 second
time-out. If I run it with sudo then it initialises after the first
loop though, i.e. it takes a second to
Maybe:
if [ $((count--)) -le 0 ]; then
Example from pcp_startup.sh:
if [ $((CNT++)) -gt $NETWORK_WAIT ]; then
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I think a fresh install should still work.
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I have an old 128 MB sd-card that still holds pcp 4.00 on an a daily
running player.
As an experiment I tried to install pcp 6B9 on it .
Unfortunately the image is just a bit to big. And the insitu upgrade
fails at the untar.
Quite obviously a space issue, and not an error that needs a fix.
But
kidstypike wrote:
> What does the "heat kit" consist of? Does it work?
>
> Can you see the power and activity LEDs through the front plate?
>
> Have they made screwing the end plates to the case any better/easier?
>
> Thanks.
The heat sink consists of small alloy blocks that screw to the sub
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Is this a ash/sh Linux script?
>
> Is this line OK?
>
> if (( count-- <= 0 )) ; then
Apparently it's not ok. I'm running this under pCP6-b9. I changed my
script to look like this, so that that line is line 16:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
# start
Yup... I never push beta talk there. Just too much for one person to
update.
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Is this a ash/sh Linux script?
Is this line OK?
if (( count-- <= 0 )) ; then
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gregklanderman wrote:
> No problem! If you want to add a limit, you could do something like
> this:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> count=10 # approx time limit in seconds
> while ! pigs t >/dev/null 2>&1 ; do
> if (( count-- <= 0 )) ; then
> printf "\npigpiod failed to
d6jg wrote:
> As promised. I added some feet.
What does the "heat kit" consist of? Does it work?
Can you see the power and activity LEDs through the front plate?
Have they made screwing the end plates to the case any better/easier?
Thanks.
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paul- wrote:
> The connection right after startup is missing alot of steps.The
> initial message looks like your speaker might connect as the daemon is
> starting.
>
> 1) Shut off the speaker when booting your pCP device.
> 2) When you switch off the speaker, give it 5 seconds or so before
The connection right after startup is missing alot of steps.The
initial message looks like your speaker might connect as the daemon is
starting.
1) Shut off the speaker when booting your pCP device.
2) When you switch off the speaker, give it 5 seconds or so before
turning back on. Also
Man in a van wrote:
>
>
> On the LMS i have the DSDPlay Plugin installed
>
> 29347
>
>
paul- wrote:
> The digione is only claimed to support DOP. So the only squeezelite
> setting you should try in the -D option is
>
> x:dop
>
> where x is some delay that might be needed to hide
I'd appreciate some help with an issue I'm experiencing. I'm running b9
on a Pi4B LMS on a separate Ubuntu server, ethernet connections. I can
connect a BOOM 3 BT speaker but when it's switched off and on again, I
have to restart the BT speaker daemon to get any sound. Here is the BT
log.
pCP
two.
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chill wrote:
> Thanks Greg - that's much neater, and works the same way.
No problem! If you want to add a limit, you could do something like
this:
Code:
count=10 # approx time limit in seconds
while ! pigs t >/dev/null 2>&1 ; do
if (( count-- <= 0 )) ; then
The digione is only claimed to support DOP. So the only squeezelite
setting you should try in the -D option is
x:dop
where x is some delay that might be needed to hide pops and clicks when
switching.
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mftech wrote:
> I'm using the Digione +Rpi3 whit LMS 7.9.2 running on a Daphile Server
> No problems with PCM playback.
> I enable both settings for DSD-over-PCM in LMS Player Settings.
>
> After this settings was enable I was unable to playbapck DSD or PCM, the
> cursour move but no sound, I
Ive not tested with anything less than a v4 adapter.
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paul- wrote:
> No codes required, are you enabling discover mode in the web interface?
Yes, i have enable disover mode. So i see picoreplayer on my android
bluetooth list but when i try to connect, my phone ask me for a code.
Maybe it is my old usb dongle, it is a 1.2 bluetooth version
That seemed to do it.
Insitu update from 5.0.1 now seems to have gone fine with no issues.
Many thanks!
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